Andrew Evans breaks down the recent case of Harvey & Others v Commissioners of Revenue & Customs [2024] which reminds of the need to check the requirements for Gift Aid planning and could be a warning not to try and be too clever in tax planning.

To mark the launch of our Media and Entertainment Law page, Peter Ward breaks down key stages in a production from a legal perspective. His first insight explains how TV and film producers acquire the underlying rights for their film or TV programme.

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After a BBC probe into McDonald's culture, reports of abuse persist. Mari Richards explores harassment laws, employer liability & prevention.

RT @insiderwales: This week I enjoyed a walk in the fog to the Cardiff office of law firm Geldards, for a round table discussion on financi….

We are delighted to reveal we have been shortlisted as finalists in the Women and Diversity in Law Awards 2025 in three categories!. These awards recognise exceptional achievements by women who are actively encouraging diversity and inclusion in the legal profession. Well done!

It has now been more than four years since the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 introduced the Part 26 Restructuring Plan. Ruth Thurland explains what they entail and how it affects landlords.

When a marriage or civil partnership or cohabiting relationship ends, the first step might be to speak to a solicitor. But who else might be involved in the process?. Belinda Mosely speaks to a range of professionals you might come into contact with.

Geldards’ Construction team is delighted to champion @CEWales annual report which explores the challenges and successes of the built environment in Wales and paves the way for positive improvements in the construction industry. Read more:

We are pleased to announce that Bethan Walsh, expert in Charity Law and Head of Geldards Charities and Third Sector team has been promoted to Partner in the firms' new round of promotions!. #WeAreGeldards

A minority shareholder is a member of the company who owns less than 51% of the company’s shares so disputes, may arise as they generally do not have control over the company’s decisions or the power to resolve issues. Read more:

We're thrilled to reveal that Aysha Chouhdary, expert in Shariah law and other religious and cultural family matters has been promoted to Partner in the firms' new round of promotions!. Read more: #WeAreGeldards

We're delighted to announce that Salise Dourmoush, expert in education and SEN law has been promoted to Partner in the firms' new year round of promotions! . Read more: #WeAreGeldards

Geldards has announced three new partners in different disciplines across the Cardiff and London offices in the latest round of New Year promotions. Congratulations to all our hard-working colleagues!. Read more:

How does the Contracts Act 1999 allow third parties to enforce contractual rights? Phil Moorey examines its role in business agreements, from intellectual property to liability as well as the 2024 Supreme Court case that considered its provisions.

Swedish brand Djerf Avenue faced claims of bullying, favoritism, and fat-shaming. Mari Richards explores how such issues stress the need for expert advice to build safe, inclusive work cultures.

What is Divorce Day and why is there a surge in enquires in January? Our latest insight from Kate Keenan provides an overview of the divorce process and the changes that have been in place since 2022.

Yesterday The Supreme Court handed down its long-awaited judgement that "No-Win, No-Fee" agreement success fees are not recoverable in claims under The Inheritance Act 1975.

The UK Government has published the English Devolution White Paper, setting out proposals for major reform of local government in England. Clare Hardy explores the proposals for change laid out by the Government in our latest insight.

From 11 January 2025, the Personal Injury Discount Rate will change marking a significant shift for defendants in personal injury claims. Donna Makin explores this change and what it means for defendants, the NHS and insurers.

Allegations against MasterChef judge Gregg Wallace highlight the need for employers to address harassment effectively. Mari Richards explores what harassment is, how to handle historical claims, and steps to create a safe workplace.