by Liam | Nov 5, 2018 | banking finance, banking litigation, Business, Commercial Litigation, commercial litigation and dispute resolution, Commercial Property, commercial property and real estate, commercial property and real estate services, construction disputes and litigation, construction litigation and disputes, Corporate and Commercial, corporate and commercial solicitors, County Court Money Claim, Debt Recovery, dispute resolution, divorce, Employment, employment law, judgments and enforcements, late payment demand, letter before action, Litigation, Professional Negligence, terms and condtions, Uncategorized
Managing Director, Andrew Stripe is delighted to announce that Stripes Solicitors has once again been recognised by the prestigious Legal 500 publication 2018/19 as a Leading Law Firm and with many of our practice area teams being individually recommended. Our...
by Liam | Jun 14, 2018 | Commercial Litigation, commercial litigation and dispute resolution, commercial property and real estate services, construction disputes and litigation, construction litigation and disputes, dispute resolution, Employment, employment law, Litigation, Professional Negligence
The Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal by Pimlico Plumbers in a decision that should have wide implications for workers’ rights. During his time at Pimlico Plumbers, Gary Smith paid tax on a self-employed basis though he worked solely for the company. He was...
by Liam | May 6, 2018 | banking litigation, Business, business finance, Commercial Litigation, commercial litigation and dispute resolution, Commercial Property, commercial property and real estate, commercial property and real estate services, construction disputes and litigation, Contract Law, Corporate and Commercial, corporate and commercial solicitors, Debt Recovery, dispute resolution, Employment, environmental law, health & safety, health and safety, Industrial Diseases, Insolvency, IP, Sports and Media, Litigation, Media Coverage, medical negligence, Personal, Personal Injury, Press Releases, Professional Negligence, Tax and Trust, Uncategorized, wills
The impending implementation date, 25th May 2018, for the General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR, has seen the number of jobs available for lawyers in the UK increase by nearly a quarter in the first few months of this year. The new GDPR is intended to give people...
by Liam | Mar 20, 2018 | banking finance, banking litigation, Blog, Business, Commercial Litigation, commercial litigation and dispute resolution, Commercial Property, commercial property and real estate, commercial property and real estate services, construction disputes and litigation, Contract Law, Corporate and Commercial, corporate and commercial solicitors, Debt Recovery, dispute resolution, Employment, Insolvency, Litigation, Professional Negligence
Construction group Balfour Beatty, one of Britain’s largest construction groups, has reported a surge in profits. Previous reports suggested that the group was close to collapse in 2015 largely due to the underbidding on contracts during the recession and...
by Liam | Oct 11, 2017 | banking finance, banking litigation, Business, business finance, Commercial Litigation, commercial litigation and dispute resolution, Commercial Property, commercial property and real estate, commercial property and real estate services, construction disputes and litigation, Corporate and Commercial, Debt Recovery, dispute resolution, Employment, Professional Negligence, Uncategorized
We are delighted to announce that we have been recommended as a Leading Law Firm in the North West region in the 2017 edition of the Legal 500. The results released today commend Stripes for our “insight, quality and speed of service” and “keeping clients fully...
by Liam | Aug 10, 2017 | Business, Commercial Litigation, commercial litigation and dispute resolution, dispute resolution, Employment, Litigation, Professional Negligence
Matthew Taylor, former aide to Tony Blair, in a recent government review of employment practices has suggested all work in the UK’s economy should be “fair and decent”. The report pays particular attention to the gig economy recommending the creation...
