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May 2019

• Au revoir GDPR?

  What does leaving Europe mean for GDPR – an EU law? Our data protection experts examine the effects of Brexit on data protection.

• Hot topic: National Minimum Wage

  How does the future world of work affect National Minimum Wage?

• At a glance: rate increases

  An overview of the recent increases to National Minimum Wage and other statutory rates.

• 10 tips for top contractual relationships

  You’re successfully selling your products or services, or perhaps you’ve found a new supplier. Great! But do you have a contract and do you know what the terms are?

December 2018

• Post-Brexit Premier League

  It’s widely considered to be World’s most entertaining football division, but what will the Premier League look like after Brexit? Muckle LLP solicitors George Smith and John Devine, review the possibilities for elite clubs, players and supporters.

November 2018

• New landmarks on the data protection horizon

  Data protection expert Gillian Scribbins, of Muckle LLP, examines if we are now too quick to report data breaches.

• New process for charity registrations

  Considering charity status? Some important changes were introduced in November, so we’ve broken down the details to make it easier to understand how they affect you.

• Share your facilities, boost your income

  Thinking about raising funds by sharing your existing space with another sports club that wants to use your facilities? Here are your options…

• Lease or licence – what’s the difference?

  Have you been told your club has a licence to use a certain area where some other clubs have leases? Find out more about your rights here.

July 2018

• Club don’t live here, anymore

  Have you been told to leave your premises for breaching your lease? Don’t panic, you might have more control over the situation than you think.