
Ignition Law Shortlisted for Legal Innovation Awards 2021
Ignition Law has been shortlisted for the Future of Legal Services Innovation Award
Ignition Law has been shortlisted for the Future of Legal Services Innovation Award
Postponed from April 2020, this time around, the new off-payroll working rules, more commonly known as “IR35” are set to come into force as of 6 April 2021.
Key issues for commercial tenants to consider when a landlord’s ability to forfeit a commercial tenancy for non-payment of rent is reinstated.
Considering employing staff who live abroad? We review the the legal and practical steps employers should be considering.
We are so proud to be awarded the SME News award for Best Start-Up Entrepreneur Legal Advisors 2021 at their legal awards!
To celebrate International Women’s day on the 8th March we wanted to champion some of our many female founders so, this month, we caught up with Meeta Gournay, the co-founder of Three Spirit Drinks, a functional, healthier alternative to booze. Made entirely by plants, the drinks’ ingredients are chosen to give you genuine feelings of bliss alongside a great taste.
Despite a headline corporation tax rise on the horizon, the Budget also brings positive news for businesses – particularly those at scale-up stage – who stand to benefit from the “super-deduction” for qualifying capital expenditure
Welcome to Ignition Law’s ‘Igniting The Spark‘ series where we spend five minutes with inspiring entrepreneurs, talking about the key moments that defined their careers. This month we caught up with Ozohu Ado, founder of Epara.
We were delighted to be invited by Euromoney Plc to contribute to their TeachFirst legal work experience programme last week, which enabled students from diverse backgrounds interested in a legal career the opportunity of one week’s virtual work experience with their in-house legal team.
Key issues for commercial tenants to consider when a landlord’s ability to forfeit a commercial tenancy for non-payment of rent is reinstated.
On Friday 19 February 2021 the judgment in the final instalment of Uber’s legal battle was handed down, with the Supreme Court unanimously dismissing the ride-hailing app’s appeal. The Supreme Court’s decision was long-awaited and will have implications for the gig-economy and status of ‘workers’.