Bexley Beaumont Environmental Partner Emma Tattersdill writes how new figures show that local authorities are making use of powers to penalise householders who don’t comply with a legal responsibility to help tackle fly-tipping. However, she explains that there remains debate about whether even more could done to eradicate the problem.

Bexley Beaumont Employment Senior Associate Alice Kinder explains that delays in the time taken to process Employment Tribunal claims could have significant and costly consequences for employees and employers alike.

Bexley Beaumont has been named Boutique Law Firm of the Year at the prestigious Legal 500 Northern Powerhouse Awards 2023. The shortlist and winners were chosen by the Legal 500 researchers based on the comments and feedback they gather from clients, other law firms and barristers as part of the Directory Submissions. Bexley Beaumont was the youngest firm in this category making the win even more impressive.

In her latest article CEO Karen Bexley discusses her thoughts on the benefits of a Team Culture and the link between collaboration, team culture and personal growth.

Bexley Beaumont's Commercial Partner Ian Thomson, Real Estate Disputes Partner Rachael McConaghie, Environmental Partner Emma Tattersdill and Employment Senior Associate Alice Kinder have all been featured in the Issue 25 of the Leicester Law Society Magazine.

Bexley Beaumont Senior Employment Associate Alice Kinder has been featured in The Times (9th March 2023) commenting on the delays at employment tribunals and the consequences to both businesses and employees.

Bexley Beaumont Senior Associate Alice Kinder writes that even though a Government consultation on an important Supreme Court decision regarding holiday pay may ultimately provide employers with greater clarity, companies can’t afford to wait for the outcome if they are to avoid potentially costly employment law claims.

Bexley Beaumont Partner Emma Tattersdill explains that whilst having the Supreme Court operate from Manchester this week is something of a judicial milestone, one of the cases which it’s due to hear could be even more significant and change how unauthorised discharges of sewage by water companies are dealt with in the future.