Why You Shouldn’t Take Family Law Advice from TikTok
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Why You Shouldn’t Take Family Law Advice from TikTok
21st May 2026If you’re separating or going through a divorce, it’s natural to look for quick answers online. Social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram and Facebook are full of videos explaining “what you’re entitled to in a divorce”, “your rights as a parent”, or “how to get 50/50 custody.” But when it comes to family…
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As your life evolves, so should your Will
21st May 2026The importance of regular Will reviews and updates. A common misconception about making a will is that once you make it, the process is complete and never needs to be revisited. In actuality, your Will should be regularly reviewed throughout your life, particularly following any sort of major life change.…
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Due Diligence Red Flags in a Share Sale and How to Mitigate the Risks
21st May 2026Under an asset purchase agreement, the buyer can selectively “cherry-pick” the assets and liabilities they wish to acquire. Whereas, on the acquisition of the entire issued share capital of a target company, the buyer will be exposed to the full spectrum of the target company’s historical, current, and potential liabilities.…
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The Employment Rights Act 2025
21st May 2026The Employment Rights Act 2025 and changes to the law on Collective Redundancies The Employment Rights Act 2025 (the Act) represents the biggest shake-up and overhaul of UK employment law in a generation. There are 28 significant changes that are being implemented over the next couple of years and throughout…
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Year-on-year inflation falls in the UK — but this doesn’t tell the whole story
21st May 2026Emeritus Professor Joe Nellis is economic adviser at MHA, the accountancy and advisory firm. Year-on-year UK inflation fell to 2.8% in April, but this gives a false impression of the nation’s economic health. Yes, inflation remains far lower than the heights of 2021-23 and will not reach that level because…
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5 ways your organisation can support financial wellbeing
19th May 2026There are a lot of different factors that influence the well-being of your employees. Those can be social, mental, physical, and environmental, but the one that’s often forgotten about by organisations is financial wellbeing. For many, financial stress is something that they carry with them all day, every day. Throughout…
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Family Investment Company Structures and Trust Planning Explained
19th May 2026Experts from our Private Client and Business Advisory teams recently took part in an interview with BusinessTV. Paula Fraser, Hugo Hill and Tom Andrew shared insights on how a Family Investment Company (FICs) and Trusts are often used in tandem to form an optimal strategy for business owners who wish to…
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Zero-hour agreements: key employment law changes
19th May 2026The long-awaited Employment Rights Act 2025 begins rolling out major changes next week. This week, the Guardian reported that the British Retail Consortium (BRC) has warned that the reforms to zero-hour agreements could put more than half of retail jobs at risk. Retail is the UK’s largest private sector employer.…
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What can non-audit assurance do for your business?
19th May 2026In today’s business environment, trust is currency, and more than ever, stakeholders want confidence in information that goes far beyond the financial statements. That’s where non-audit assurance comes in. Demand for non‑financial assurance and agreed‑upon procedures is growing as regulators, investors, funders, and joint venture partners expect reliable verification of…
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Failure To Prevent Fraud Rules: Everything You Need To Know
19th May 2026From 1 September 2025, the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 introduced the new corporate offence of Failure to Prevent Fraud. This represents a major shift in how UK organisations are held criminally accountable for fraud committed for their benefit — and it places whistleblowing firmly at the heart…
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