February 2019
Leicester Accountants Discussion Forum – Asset Protection
Nelsons are holding a free discussion forum for accountants. This practical forum will focus on: Wills and LPAs in a business context Pre-nuptial agreements/family businesses Shareholders agreements, protection and cross-options agreements The forum will be an excellent opportunity to gain expert opinion on these topics and to network with other local accountants. Nadia Faki, who specialises in wills and probate matters, will be joined by family law and financial remedy specialist Emma Davies and Chris Rees who specialises in corporate law. Programme Information Registration and refreshments will be from…
Find out more »HR Networking Forum – Nottingham
Following the success of the launch event in November 2018, Nelsons are pleased to be holding our next forum for independent HR professionals. 2019 is set to be another busy year for employers and HR professionals. Our next forum will be looking at the following key cases and hot topics including: The ‘Good Work Plan’ Ethnicity pay gap reporting Increased financial penalties for employers Executive pay Brexit Updated statutory payments and compensation limits Programme Information This free forum is suitable for independent HR practitioners. Registration…
Find out more »March 2019
Employment Law Forum
Employment law in the UK has evolved over the years from a number of sources including statutes and decisions on legal principles made in the courts. European law became a further source in 1973 when the UK joined the European Economic Community, which evolved into the European Union (EU). Unless and until negotiations on the nature of the relationship between the EU and the UK after Brexit are finalised, the extent to which European employment law will remain in force in…
Find out more »Employment Law Forum
Employment law in the UK has evolved over the years from a number of sources including statutes and decisions on legal principles made in the courts. European law became a further source in 1973 when the UK joined the European Economic Community, which evolved into the European Union (EU). Unless and until negotiations on the nature of the relationship between the EU and the UK after Brexit are finalised, the extent to which European employment law will remain in force in…
Find out more »Employment Law Forum
Employment law in the UK has evolved over the years from a number of sources including statutes and decisions on legal principles made in the courts. European law became a further source in 1973 when the UK joined the European Economic Community, which evolved into the European Union (EU). Unless and until negotiations on the nature of the relationship between the EU and the UK after Brexit are finalised, the extent to which European employment law will remain in force in…
Find out more »April 2019
Understanding Wills, Trusts and Lasting Powers of Attorney Seminar
A Lasting Power of Attorney is a document which appoints someone to manage your financial affairs and/or medical treatment, should you find it difficult or impossible to make such decisions for yourself, perhaps due to illness or a disability. Powers of Attorneys are inexpensive to set up and will give you peace of mind knowing that should the worst happen, your affairs will be properly looked after by someone you trust. Whilst reviewing your affairs, you may also find it useful to consider…
Find out more »May 2019
Understanding Wills, Trusts and Lasting Powers of Attorney Seminar
A Lasting Power of Attorney is a document which appoints someone to manage your financial affairs and/or medical treatment, should you find it difficult or impossible to make such decisions for yourself, perhaps due to illness or a disability. Powers of Attorneys are inexpensive to set up and will give you peace of mind knowing that should the worst happen, your affairs will be properly looked after by someone you trust. Whilst reviewing your affairs, you may also find it useful to consider…
Find out more »Understanding Wills, Trusts and Lasting Powers of Attorney Seminar
A Lasting Power of Attorney is a document which appoints someone to manage your financial affairs and/or medical treatment, should you find it difficult or impossible to make such decisions for yourself, perhaps due to illness or a disability. Powers of Attorneys are inexpensive to set up and will give you peace of mind knowing that should the worst happen, your affairs will be properly looked after by someone you trust. Whilst reviewing your affairs, you may also find it useful to consider…
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