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Where's the stapler? | What to do if you think an employee is stealing

Where’s the stapler? | What to do if you think an employee is stealing

Whether it’s stationery going walkabouts, food vanishing from the fridge or chargers being ‘borrowed’ and never returned, office theft can ...
Top legal tips to franchise your business

Top legal tips to franchise your business

There are many ways to expand your business, one option is franchising. This is where a business sells the right ...
Equal tweeting

Equal tweeting

Karen Holden from A City Law Firm on the complexities for employers of negotiating equality policy with regard to social ...
Pride in the Workplace: Inclusion what does this really mean

Pride in the Workplace: Inclusion what does this really mean

As we celebrated Pride month in June we all look to reflect on what has been achieved and what we ...
Pride in the Workplace

Pride in the Workplace

As we celebrate National Inclusion Week (26 September to 2 October), is your company doing enough to foster a genuinely ...
Business and the Gender Pay Gap

Business and the Gender Pay Gap

There have long been laws designed to stop pay discrimination in the UK. It is, in fact, unlawful under the ...
SICK LEAVE: YOUR RIGHTS AND HOW TO CLAIM THEM

SICK LEAVE: YOUR RIGHTS AND HOW TO CLAIM THEM

How does a business thrive if its staff are sick, quarantining or sat on long NHS waiting lists, as employers ...
Legal Issues in the Tech Space

Legal Issues in the Tech Space

Technology is constantly evolving as more and more innovation is introduced into the market. Over the last 50 years, we ...
Calling Female Founders

Calling Female Founders

Anyone see what’s wrong with this picture? – 0.8% of VC funding was afforded female led businesses in London -At ...
How to help children cope with Father’s Day when you have separated

How to help children cope with Father’s Day when you have separated

Children can find separation and divorce difficult at the best of times. But on occasions like Father’s Day, it can ...
Falling out with your co-founders or directors how do you get back on track?

Falling out with your co-founders or directors how do you get back on track?

Running a company, especially where there are many different people involved, can often lead to differences of opinion and unfortunately ...
Hybrid and remote working: your rights

Hybrid and remote working: your rights

Karen Holden from A City Law Firm looks at the various legal issues that have arisen as more people choose ...
Why is it important to protect your IP rights?

Why is it important to protect your IP rights?

Generally, IP is an invention or creation which can be owned and used for commercial benefits. It is often the ...
NFTs and the law

NFTs and the law

The UK government are planning to launch their own range of non-fungible tokens, a blockchain ‘token’ with a unique ID ...
Why we still have a gender pay gap in 2022

Why we still have a gender pay gap in 2022

Karen Holden from A City Law Firm looks at legal issues around gender pay gap reporting and what the reasons ...
Open House – The Great Sex Experiment

Open House – The Great Sex Experiment

Personal Blog of Janette Johnston Family & Child Solicitor A City Law Firm. As an experienced family & child solicitor ...
NO FAULT DIVORCE IS FINALLY HERE In partnership with ATTITUDE

NO FAULT DIVORCE IS FINALLY HERE In partnership with ATTITUDE

It has taken almost 50 years, but no-fault divorce has finally become a reality and the new grounds for divorce have been welcomed ...
Artificial Intelligence Regulation

Artificial Intelligence Regulation

Artificial Intelligence software (AI) is a technology that can perform “human intelligence” like tasks, such as perceiving, learning, and problem-solving ...
NFTs and the Law

NFTs and the Law

It is growing increasingly hard to ignore the world of non-fungible tokens (NFTs). So what are they?  More importantly – ...
No Fault Divorce is finally here! 6th April 2022

No Fault Divorce is finally here! 6th April 2022

It has taken almost 50 years, but it has finally become a reality, welcomed by many family solicitors, the new ground for “No Fault” divorce. Unless ...