Who is responsible for repairs in a rented home — the landlord’s repairing duties, the tenant’s responsibilities, and what tenants can do about disrepair.
How ending a residential tenancy works in England and how rental reform is changing it — possession routes, why valid notices matter, and the risk of unlawful eviction.
What to check before signing a commercial lease — term and break clauses, security of tenure, rent reviews, repairing obligations and dilapidations, use and alterations.
The legal steps in buying or selling a business — asset vs share sale, heads of terms, due diligence, warranties and indemnities, and TUPE for employees.
The contracts most small businesses should have — customer and supplier terms, employment and contractor agreements, NDAs and IP assignments — and why templates fall short.
What a police caution is, why accepting one means admitting an offence, whether it gives you a criminal record, and how “spent” cautions and convictions work.
A guide to motoring offences in the UK — penalty points and totting up, discretionary and obligatory disqualification, and exceptional hardship arguments.
What to expect at a magistrates’ court hearing in England and Wales — what the court deals with, entering a plea, sentencing powers, and whether you need representation.
Your protection from discrimination at work under the Equality Act 2010 — the nine protected characteristics, the types of discrimination, day-one rights and time limits.
Your rights in a redundancy — a fair process and consultation, statutory redundancy pay, collective consultation for larger numbers, and notice and holiday pay.
