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Sticks and Stones: Defamation and Social Media

Following the General Elections this year and amongst the casualties was Diane Abbott, the Shadow Home Secretary. A woman who has served in public office for 30 years took a leave of absence, citing sickness, two days before the polls, following vicious abuse in the tabloids and on Twitter and Facebook. Ms Abbott had stated […]

The ABCs of Ts&Cs When Setting Up An Online Business

It might not be the most riveting part of starting an online business but when it comes to ensuring you get paid and do not encounter a cash flow crisis, defining robust terms and conditions that you can rely on to resolve such issues are vital. Your terms and conditions set out how you trade. […]

A Victory For The Rule of Law – Supreme Court Declares Employment Tribunal Fees Unlawful

Employees who have been hindered from bringing a claim against their employer in the Employment Tribunal because they cannot afford the fees were handed an absolute victory in July this year, when the Supreme Court in R (on the application of UNISON) v Lord Chancellor[1] ruled the fees unlawful. The finding is a salutary reminder […]

What is a Child Arrangements Order for contact?

If you are going through a separation or divorce then, at some point, you may need to seek a Child Arrangements Order for contact if you have children. At Saracens Solicitors, we can help you with this process when acting as your divorce solicitor in London. A Child Arrangements Order for contact is a court directive […]

Working in the UK – Applying for a Tier 2 (General) Visa

Many people, from all over the globe, dream of living and working in the UK. High wages, the chance to work for some of the world’s biggest companies, easy access to Europe and a high standard of living drives thousands of people from as far away as Australia, the United States and Japan to apply […]

Asset and Fund Management The Impact On Brexit

Asset and fund management- At the beginning of June 2017, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) sent letters to 20 of Britain’s largest asset management companies asking them to provide details of their Brexit contingency plans. The FCA’s letter contained 30 questions, including whether or not UK-based companies are planning to relocate staff or operations to […]

A Guide To The Charities (Protection and Social Investment) Act 2016

The Charities (Protection and Social Investment) Act 2016 is designed to provide tougher regulatory powers to the Charity Commission, anyone operating a charity or acting as a trustee. Knowledge of its scope and powers are essential. Believe it or not, the Charities (Protection and Social Investment) Act 2016 was born out of a media scandal. […]

First time buyers – we understand your needs

Getting on the property ladder means security for you and your family. There is a lot to do and some of it involves legal agreements between you and the person who will sell you your new home. At Saracens Solicitors, we help to make your dream a reality with our conveyancing services. We take care of […]

The points based system – where to start

If you are hoping to make a visa application that requires you to be assessed under the points based system (PBS), we are happy to help you at Saracens Solicitors. We are a west-end city law firm with many years’ experience working with all types of individuals and families to help them navigate the system. […]

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