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Success Story: Deal Agreed to save Iconic Music Retailer, Dawsons Music
75 jobs and the 120-year history of Dawsons Music has been saved after administrators agreed a deal with another music retailer. Husband-and-wife team Andrew and Karen Oliver, who own Manchester-based Alan Gregory Music and Musical Instruments, have bought the business...Continue ReadingSAS Daniels Shows Support by Offering Discount to Blue Light Card Holders
SAS Daniels LLP are proud to support our NHS, emergency services and armed forces during this difficult time. We are now offering discounted services and out of hours consultations by video and/or telephone to all Blue Light Card members. Find...Continue ReadingCovid-19 – Can Force Majeure in a Contract be Called Upon?
“Force Majeure” is a clause written into many contracts, which allows a supplier or customer to suspend its obligations under some circumstances. The Covid-19 virus has wide reaching ramifications for businesses, especially SMEs. Many companies are either implementing or hastily developing...Continue ReadingInsight & Opinion
Can an Employee Claim for Unfair Dismissal Without 2 Years’ Service?
Most employers are aware that if an employee is dismissed with two or more years’ service, the employee will be able to bring an unfair dismissal claim within the Employment Tribunal. Therefore, it is often assumed that if the qualifying...Continue ReadingWhy Failure to Follow the Share Buyback Procedure Can Prove Costly
The ability of a private limited company to purchase its own shares provides shareholders with a return on their shares. It is frequently employed upon retirement or cessation of employment, but it can also be used as an effective way...Continue ReadingWhat Are Personal Chattels and Why Are They Important?
Personal belongings (or ‘chattels’) can be the centre of a dispute between family members when someone dies. Often the monetary value of these items is minimal, but the sentimental value is very important to your loved ones, and can lead...Continue ReadingThe Consumer Rights Act 2015 – What You Need to Know
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 (‘the Act’) offers protection to consumers when they enter into contracts for the supply of goods, services and digital content. It also offers protection in relation to unfair terms in a contract. Business owners should...Continue ReadingHow we have helped our clients
