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Open consultation – Clandestine Entrant Civil Penalty Scheme

Attention to all Fleet Managers, Operators and Drivers travelling from Europe to the UK!

Open consultation – Clandestine Entrant Civil Penalty Scheme

Up until 11:45pm on 12 September 2022, the UK Government are consulting on new regulations related to vehicle security and a new Level of Penalty: Code of Practice.

Trust registration scheme

New trust registration rules – what all trustees need to know

By 1st September this year, virtually all trusts must be registered with the government’s new “Trust Registration Service”.  Trustees could be fined if they don’t.  There are some exceptions; but we are recommending all trustees take advice before the deadline to ensure they are meeting their legal obligations.

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Summer holidays and your rights to annual leave

Our latest employment law blog explains holiday entitlement rights, including how much notice is required when booking annual leave, whether an employer can cancel leave after it has been approved, and rights to unpaid leave.

Careless driving causing serious injury

New motoring offence of ‘Causing Serious Injury by Careless Driving’ comes into effect

As of 28 June 2022, a new offence of causing serious injury by careless or inconsiderate driving will apply. If your driving is “below” the expected and results in the “serious injury” of another, then this can be construed as causing serious injury by careless or inconsiderate driving.

Commercial rent arrears

Dealing with COVID-19 related commercial rent arrears: Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022

The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022 (“the Act”) came into law on 24 March 2022, to resolve disputes between commercial landlords and tenants relating to the payment of Covid-19 related rent arrears.

Renters' Reform Bill

Renters’ Reform Bill: Biggest shake-up to rental market in 30 years announced

The government has announced a new deal for private renters including a ban on no-fault evictions and making it easier for tenants to keep pets in an attempt to “redress the balance between landlords and 4.4 million private rented tenants”.

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Practical Issues to Consider When Supporting a Loved One With Dementia

In support of Dementia Action Week, our specialist Wills, Trusts and Probate team explores some of the practical issues to consider when supporting a loved one with dementia.

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Rothera Bray’s Personal Injury team proud to support the Back Up Trust

Rothera Bray Personal Injury Department is pleased to announce its support of the Back Up Trust.

Shareholders Agreements

Shareholders’ Agreement: What is it and when do you need one?

If you run or have just set up a business, you might be considering whether you need a shareholders’ agreement. In our latest blog Lauren Kilbride, a Trainee Solicitor in Rothera Bray’ corporate and commercial department, explains what shareholders’ agreements are, the benefits of having one and the risks involved by failing to have a shareholders’ agreement in place.

Lifetime Achievement award

Rothera Bray partner receives Lifetime Achievement Award

We are delighted to announce that our partner and Head of Wills and Probate Jayne Smith has won the Lifetime Achievement Award at this year’s Nottinghamshire Law Society Awards.

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Rothera Bray’s Annual Charity Golf Day 15th September

We are delighted to announce that we will be hosting our annual Charity Golf Day, taking place on Thursday 15th September at Ramsdale Park Golf Centre.

28th March to 3rd April marks “Update your Will Week”

This year, SFE, a membership body representing over 1,600 solicitors specialising in working with older and vulnerable people, has launched “Update Your Will Week” (28th March – 3rd April) in a bid to raise awareness of the importance of updating your will regularly.