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Encouraging employees back to the workplace has been a challenge for some employers. Recent media reports suggest that various businesses are attempting to resolve the issue by offering a range of creative benefits. Bexley Beaumont Employment Partner Nicola Young states that employers need to consider such plans in detail before they're introduced in order to avoid a positive development producing negative consequences.

Bexley Beaumont Partners Melissa Worth and Johanna Smallman have launched a product detailing the support they provide individuals and companies with any disputes arising from Insurance Policies.

Bexley Beaumont Commercial Partner Elizabeth Selby discusses the Top 5 reasons she loves drafting T&Cs

Karen Bexley, CEO of Bexley Beaumont sharing her thoughts on why Corporate Social Responsibility matters

In light of this week's ONS data on M&A activity, and the Ted Baker deal collapse, business owners with one eye on the exit should consider whether their business would fare well under a buyer’s due diligence microscope. Corporate Partner Michael Crook considers the latest news and the value of preparing for sale.

Employment Partner Alex Clements writes that whilst a new UK Government initiative to persuade young foreign talent to the UK will prove attractive to overseas graduates and employers keen to close the skills gap, it may increase the challenge to domestic students trying to enter the labour market.

Bexley Beaumont Real Estate Partner Marc Ferster has acted for the Done family on the purchase of offices in Warrington.

The new General Counsel Offering from Bexley Beaumont provides flexibility, certainty and support in a changing corporate world.