Antony Caulfield presented a cheque for £5,000 to NARA – The Breathing Charity from the Edna Johnson Will Trust.
Employment tribunal victory for man fired over Facebook post
A man who was dismissed for sharing details of a rival company’s products on Facebook has won his tribunal claim.
Fish and chip shop director disqualified for seven years
The director of a fish and chip shop has been disqualified from being a company director for seven years for accounting failures.
Landlord sentenced and fined for unsafe gas work
A landlord has been given a suspended prison sentence and fined £3,000 for gas safety failings.
Giles Robinson on East Sussex radio
Family Law Partner Giles Robinson was delighted to appear as a guest on Roy Stannard’s popular Seahaven FM radio show.
HMRC waives national minimum wage penalties for sleep-in shifts
HMRC will waive penalties for NMW arrears owed by social care providers to workers on sleep-in shifts that took place before 26 July 2017.
Husband and wife directors jailed after diverting company funds
A married couple who are ex-directors of a bridal boutique business have been given prison sentences for misconduct.
Estranged daughter awarded £30k from father’s estate
A county court has awarded a woman £30,000 from her late father’s estate, despite his wish to disinherit all three of his children.
Supreme Court ruling: employment tribunal fees are unlawful
The Supreme Court has ruled that the existing employment tribunal fee system is unlawful and must be scrapped.
Seven ways to protect your Will from legal challenges
With inheritance disputes on the rise, we outline seven ways you can better protect your will from legal challenges.