Moving house is generally accepted to be one of the top five most stressful events we can experience - but millions of us do so.

A recent case has seen the European Court of Justice (ECJ) consider whether a deceased worker was entitled to a payment in lieu of untaken holiday.

A significant change is set to take place regarding hourly rates charged by law firms undertaking litigation work.

Any gambling operators that transact with or advertise to British consumers will now need to have a licence. This also applies to remote gambling which is advertised through a British facing business.

The licensing department at Fraser Brown have helped secure a premises licence for a new bar and restaurant in Central Avenue, West Bridgford.

The Queen’s Speech was delivered last week and it has set out the government’s plans to make some changes that will impact on employers and workers.

Fraser Brown has recently helped an independent bridal and occasion wear shop to relocate to larger premises in Nottingham city centre.

It is vital to ensure that the franchise agreement is properly executed to ensure that all intended entities and individuals are joined as parties.

On 6 April 2014 a new statutory instrument came into force which meant that it is no longer possible for employers to reclaim statutory sick pay paid to employees from the Government.

We reported several months ago that the government planned to implement new legislation that would ban the sale of very cheap alcohol. This was originally due to come into force on 6th April, but actually only came into effect on 14th May.

Google has cracked down on websites that charge a “service fee” on top of the standard government charges for official documents such as driving licences, tax discs and European Health Insurance Cards.

Enfranchisement is an option available to many flat owners. The process gives tenants the right to buy the freehold of their building.