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Agricultural solicitor, Helen Bray takes a look at a recent proprietary estoppel case in Northern Ireland has shown that even when promises have been made, they don't necessarily have to be kept.

When it comes to proprietary estoppel cases, a promise is a promise . . . or is it?

26 January 2021

Do you need to disclose all criminal convictions when applying for a role at a school?

Do you need to disclose all criminal convictions when applying for a school-role?

By Siobhan Murphy

26 January 2021

Time extension refused for alleged misunderstanding of early conciliation rules

Time extension refused for alleged misunderstanding of early conciliation rules

By Emily Edwards

26 January 2021

Divorce lawyer Daniel Eames featured in Mail Online article about 'digital divorces'

Daniel Eames featured by Mail Online on 'digital divorces'

By Daniel Eames

25 January 2021

Permitted Development Rights | Michelmores

Permitted Development Rights – this far, and no further

25 January 2021

Shoot beaters and pickers up: right to work, minimum wages and Real Time Information

Shoot beaters and pickers up: right to work, minimum wages and Real Time Information

By Ben Sharples FRICS/FAAV

21 January 2021

Michelmores' Virtual Graduate Recruitment

Virtual Graduate Open Day - what to expect

By Sophie Walker

20 January 2021

Coronavirus and the Inheritance Tax Conditional Exemption for Heritage Property

Inheritance Tax Conditional Exemption for Heritage Property

By Tegan Osborne-Brown

20 January 2021

Is the UK going to get a Wealth Tax?

Is the UK going to get a Wealth Tax?

By Alexandra Fraser

20 January 2021

In this third article about the new Agriculture Act, Vivienne Williams, Head of the Agriculture team at Michelmores look specifically at the impact of the Act on the drafting and granting of new Farm Business Tenancies.

Agriculture Act 2020: Granting FBTs under the new regime

By Vivienne Williams

19 January 2021

When is interim relief ordered?

Is inability to grant interim relief in discrimination claims unlawful?

By Siobhan Murphy

19 January 2021

What is indirect discrimination?

'Good intentions' held not to be a defence against indirect discrimination

By Emily Edwards

19 January 2021

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