Shale gas and geothermal energy companies are now allowed to drill under private property, following a change to the UK’s trespassing legislation. This is most frequently known as fracking.

Fraser Brown has worked with a Nottingham fashion designer in a move across the city centre.

A claim for constructive unfair dismissal against New York-based BGC Partners has failed after the tribunal judge found that he gave as good as he got.

81% of employers have said they will continue to offer childcare vouchers schemes to their staff after the government launches its tax-free scheme towards the end of 2015.

The commercial property department at Fraser Brown have recently worked with a new confectionery shop to open in the city centre.

The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has recently addressed the issue of whether on-call time is classed as working time.

The residential property department at Fraser Brown has been successfully appointed on to the panel of approved solicitors for the Government’s Help to Buy scheme.

The negotiation and exercise of break options within a lease is something which can create a number of issues for both landlords and tenants.

A survey by Aegon has found that less than a third of UK workers expect to stop working altogether after retirement. 16,000 were interviewed across 15 countries and the results are very interesting.

The Freedom of Information Act cannot be used to obtain details of respondents to employment tribunal claims:

At Fraser Brown, we work with companies of all sizes, from start-ups to large international organisations. Recently we have worked with an increasing number of local independent clients.

The European Court of Justice has followed the Advocate General’s opinion handed down recently that commission earned should be taken into account when calculating the holiday pay of workers whose pay is made up of a fixed amount (i.e., basic salary)