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The BADR lifetime limit halves to £500,000 from 6 April 2027. Neil Jones explains the new anti-forestalling rules and why sellers should aim to complete early.
Business
Founders' Relief would give a 10% CGT rate on up to £10m of gains from April 2027, but few will qualify. Neil Jones explains the tests and the EMI2 changes.
Employment
The government will legislate to limit non-compete clauses. Martin De Ridder and Neil Jones explain what it could mean for employers and for business sales.
Employment
The National Living Wage rises to £13.21 from April 2027 and tax thresholds stay frozen. Martin De Ridder explains what the Budget means for employers.
Disputes
Judges can use AI to support their work, but not to decide cases. Ranjit Shergill explains the risks and what to check before putting client data into AI.
Disputes
The Commercial Payments Bill would cap payment terms at 60 days and make late payment interest mandatory. Ranjit Shergill explains what it means for suppliers.
Disputes
A tenant paid what the landlord's agents invoiced before its lease break. Alex Medford explains why the High Court held the break was still valid.
Disputes
Man City have appealed. Martin De Ridder and Ranjit Shergill on why competition law could lead City's case and why the dispute may end in mediation.
Residential property
Recent Google reviews of our Dudley conveyancing team praise clear communication, prompt answers and a calm approach. Here is what our clients are saying.
Business
Over 70% of manufacturers surveyed are looking at defence work. Johnathan Dudley on diversifying, steel tariffs and what to check before you sign.
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