Ross Meadows, Employment Solicitor at Oury Clark Solicitors was published in The Independent with a piece discussing the pressure on the Home Office to ‘fix’ the currently flawed immigration system before Brexit kicks in.
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Ross Meadows, Employment Solicitor at Oury Clark Solicitors was published in The Independent with a piece discussing the pressure on the Home Office to ‘fix’ the currently flawed immigration system before Brexit kicks in.
Richard Oury, Senior Partner at Oury Clark Accountants commenting on the Holistic Approach to professional advice.
Huw Williams Partner at Oury Clark Accountants and Ben Robson Corporate and Commercial Solicitor at Oury Clark Solicitors wrote a piece for Accountancy Age discussing vicarious liability. How can businesses best account for this risk?
Simon Walsh, Solicitor at Oury Clark Solicitors contributed a piece to Legal Week discussing the pros and cons of specialising early in a legal career.
Andrew Oury, Partner at Oury Clark Accountants was asked to comment on ‘The Big Four’ and the possibilities that they could be broken up into smaller firms or ‘detach’ the audit division of the businesses from the consultancy division to prevent a conflict of interest.
(also comments featured in Accountancy Daily and The Times ‘The Brief’)
Charles Pugh, Litigation Solicitor at Oury Clark Solicitors commenting on China opening The Shanghai Financial Court, specialising in finance disputes and any threat this might pose to London’s legal dominance.
Andrew Oury, partner at Oury Clark discusses how a no deal Brexit could impact Supply Chain and stock availability.
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Ben Robson, Corporate and Commercial Solicitor at Oury Clark Solicitors commenting on tech giants and data privacy.
(Also featured in International Business Times, Miami Herald, Spectrum News NY1 and a number of US and Canadian publications.)
Ross Meadows, Employment Solicitor at Oury Clark Solicitors comments on the best way for firms to treat their staff at Christmas – are the ‘traditional’ ways still the best ways?
Andrew Oury partner at Oury Clark Accountants discusses the age old practice of Auditing, the audit process as it is and how as the business model changes the auditing process should follow suit.
Ashi Patel, Commercial Property Solicitor at Oury Clark Solicitors discusses new statistics showing that foreign investment in London commercial property is set to continue despite Brexit.
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Andrew Oury, partner at Oury Clark has written a piece in Financial Director – Why the possibility of a Corbyn-led government is worrying……..
Ashi Patel, Commercial Property Solicitor at Oury Clark Solicitors discusses how the London office leasing market is still booming despite Brexit.
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Simon Walsh has written a piece for ‘The Brief’ discussing Oury Clark’s ‘holistic approach’ to professional services and how this benefits our clients.
Our partner Rachel Lockwood has written a piece in The Times – More must be done to end the cozy relationship between auditors and clients.
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Our solicitor Jemma Lalwani comments in The Times ‘The Brief’ – Drugs agency appeals against rent judgement.
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Ross Meadows offering tips on how to strike a healthy work/life balance.
Charles Pugh and Edmond Fung give an insight into the HP and Autonomy fraud case.
Simon Walsh considers the challenges for UK companies employing EU Nationals post Brexit.
Simon Walsh and Phil Leonard discuss the recent controversial government proposals for a future immigration system.
Simon Walsh has written a piece on ‘Traps for the unwary in a post-Brexit market.’
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Andrew Oury discusses would a ‘no-deal’ Brexit or a Corbyn Government really be that bad for UK business?
Ross Meadows commenting on the Thomas Cook collapse – staff rights when your company is liquidated.
Ross Meadows explaining employees’ rights in light of the Thomas Cook collapse.
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Andrew Oury shares his thoughts on moving goods in or out of Europe – prior to potential tariffs 1st January 2021
Andrew Oury comments. Taxes ‘without a doubt’ will have to go up – Brexit and economic recovery to trigger rise.
The Business and Planning Bill 2019-21 contains temporary measures designed to help certain business sectors function in a socially distanced environment to manage the risks of Covid-19.
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Ross Meadows submitted a piece re Practical tips on holidays and furlough
Ross Meadows on an appeal judgment with major ramifications for self-employed workers and IR35 in the upper tribunal that has gone against HMRC.
Simon Walsh and Georgia fisher have written a piece on Directors’ responsibilities during the pandemic
A piece written by Cacy-Leigh Neilson on Data Protection and Covid-19
A piece written by Cacy-Leigh Neilson on Data Protection and Covid-19
Our Partners Simon Walsh and Huw Williams have written a piece in Elite Business Magazine. The great small business cash squeeze – Elite Business Magazine
Huw Williams comments – Married women finally win right to pay own taxes in Jersey
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Andrew Oury’s Article – Tax savings and border crossings
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Andrew Oury comments in the Australian Financial Review. British overload a risk to Australia’s hopes for speedy trade deal.
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Juliet Oury and Phil Leonard – The drinks are on the house!
Our Partner Ross Meadows comments; Labour takes aim at gig economy companies
Huw Williams, Simon Walsh and Phil Leonard have written a piece for Growth Business; Compliance – 5 things to know to ensure your business is compliant
Ross Meadows comments – Employment tribunals have no jurisdiction over US bases in UK
Ross Meadows comments – Me Too has made McDonald’s wary of office relationships
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Our Partner Ross Meadows comments : Samira Ahmed faces BBC in court over ‘600 per cent’ pay gap
Andrew Oury in Acuity – What’s the bright side to Brexit for Aussie and Kiwi businesses?
Andrew Oury comments – Brexit support fund: limited time to apply.
Andrew Oury delves into recent updates of the MTD roadmap and analyses the material implications for small businesses and accountants.
Andrew Oury In The Express
IR35: Britons warned of tax ‘minefield’ with new changes – how to check status
Andy Oury comments in The Express
Inheritance Tax planning: The ‘biggest thing you can do’ to legally reduce IHT bills
ESG Investor published an article from Tom Oltey explaining why businesses that are preparing to sell should consider conducting ESG Due Diligence or Health Checks.
Reaching net zero requires fundamental change – and an accountant or two
Our Partner Simon Walsh has some top tips on” How to get lawyers and accountants to give advice that really suits your business.
We are delighted to announce that we are welcoming our long standing friends at American Tax Returns (ATR) to the Oury Clark family. Please join us in raising a glass of bubbles in their direction.
Startups Magazine
Five things you need to know to successfully scale up your business – written by Philippa Sturt
The Executive Magazine
Exclusive Interview: Philippa Sturt – her insights on key factors influencing fundraising and M&A activities.
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Elite Business
Our Partner Jessica Bass has written an article for Elite Business Magazine. How will SMEs be affected by the Government’s plans to reintroduce tribunal fees for employment disputes?
Ross Meadows considers whether firms should be providing financial assistance to their employees to contribute towards embryo freezing and whether this is a wise business decision for Solicitors Journal:
Jemma Hotta discusses the effects of a new Labour government on non-doms for IFA Magazine, setting the record straight on what to expect and whether claims of an immediate max exodus are realism or rubbish:
Ross Meadows discusses Employment Rights Reform in the Solicitors Journal. “Smaller businesses are likely to face greater challenges adapting to these requirements, potentially affecting their competitiveness and financial stability.”
Ross Meadows shares his thoughts on the implications of the employment law changes in the King’s Speech.
Ross Meadows comments in the Daily Mail. “The Labour Government’s plan to introduce day one employment rights will have massive implications for employers.”
Jemma Hotta comments on the role of UK private client lawyers if assisted death is legalised in eprivateclient
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Jemma Hotta has written an article for Investment International discussing legalising assisted dying.
Jessica Bass discusses the effects of new employment law changes expected from the Labour government and specifically, how these new laws could impact the tribunals for City A.M.
Ross Meadows discusses the 9 tasks SME’s should always handle themselves for SME Today, breaking down what tasks should be delegated to external legal advisers, and when this is a waste of time and money.
Jessica Bass discusses the implications of Next’s major equal pay case on businesses and whether Next has grounds for appeal.
Jessica Bass shares her views on the government’s proposed “Right to Switch Off” policy for employees, as part of “The Make Work Pay Plan” within the Employment Rights Bill 2024.
StartUps Magazine published an article from Colin Grevers explaining the benefits of ESG compliance for small businesses.
Elite Business published a piece from Tom Otley discussing the tips SMEs should be considering when it comes to ESG assurance.
Ross Meadows discusses the benefits of tackling business challenges holistically (and how this often helps cut out the bullsh-t) for the International In-House Counsel Journal.
Workplace Insight published an article from Jess Bass discussing the introduction of the Worker’s Protection Act this month, and the effects of this on business.
Ross Meadows appears in Solicitors Journal discusses how professionals could do more to cut out the bullsh-t and help businesses focus on what’s important, through an integrated and holistic approach to business challenges.
Ross Meadows discusses the status and rights of ‘non-traditional’ employees worldwide in People Management, in light of recent news that K-Pop stars were denied legal recognition as ‘workers’.
Personnel Today published comments from Isabella Mason explaining what employment laws the Post Office will need to take into consideration when carrying out its new restructuring plan.
Emma Florentin-Lee appears in The Business Reporter discussing how inheritance tax changes introduced by the new government will impact UK businesses.
Jess Bass appears in StartUps Magazine discussing how to plan for lay-offs under the new Employment Rights Bill.
Emma Florentin-Lee speaks to Wealth Briefing about whether Reeves’ plans to soften Non-Dom regulations are sufficient and if they will effectively prevent wealthy individuals from leaving the UK.
Colin Grevers authors an article for Funds Europe explaining how being woke when it comes to ESG makes good business sense.
Olivia French writes an article for Elite Business discussing how SME’s should navigate data protection laws and GDPR guidance in the UK.
Emma Florentin-Lee appears in the farming publication 8Point9 discussing the impact of upcoming changes to IHT on farming families.
Freddie Pattenden spoke to readers of FT Adviser about equity release options for individuals who are asset-rich but cash-poor
Jessica Bass discusses the issue of burnout in the accountancy profession and how it should be tackled in Taxation Magazine.
Isabella Mason discussed the implications of the ban on NDAs used to silence workplace discrimination or misconduct in HR News.
Jemma Hotta commented in Property Week on why people should never assume their lawyer can advise them on stamp duty land tax.
Global Mobility Lawyer published a piece from Hesham Shoeb on the surge in Sponsor License Revocations and what UK lawyers need to know.
Personnel Today featured comments from Hesham Shoeb looking at the introduction of digital IDs, and what the legal implications might be.
Wealth Briefing published a piece from Freddie Pattenden, providing top tips to financial advisers when dealing with first time investors.
A piece from Isabella Mason featured in HR News, where she discussed how upcoming employment law reforms will act as a ‘stealth tax’ on workers.
Hesham Shoeb appeared in HR Magazine, explaining the employment implications of the surge in Sponsor License Revocations.
Nadima Manjlai in Personnel Today explains how the UK’s digital ID scheme could streamline right-to-work checks while creating new compliance and data.
Jessica Bass appears in HR Magazine, discussing the BBC leadership resignations and the need for proactive reputational risk management.
Manmohan Singh Bhachu appears in SME Today, discussing why the role of the bookkeeper is crucial to business success.
Isabelle Mason in Personnel Today explores Amazon’s redundancy error, highlighting the legal, communication and compliance risks.
Wealth Briefing publish an article by Jeremy Coker, which discusses the challenges and opportunities new UK tax rules create for wealth managers.
Jessica Bass authors a piece in HR Review discussing what the Employment Rights Act means for HR leaders.
Jemma Hotta provides insight in an article by Luxury London discussing the inheritance and succession risks of surrogacy and the importance of securing parental orders to protect family wealth planning.
Jemma Hotta authors an article in Professional Adviser to discuss what advisers need to know with the rise of UK trust registrations.
Ross Meadows and Isabelle Mason feature in Personnel Today explaining that from 1 January 2027, employers must only use fire and hire as a final resort.
Hesham Shoeb features in The Times, explaining how the new ETA system blocked Kanye West’s entry to the UK, leading to his Wireless headline act being cancelled.
Ross Meadows appears in HR Grapevine, discussing how backlash during restructures is becoming more likely as businesses adapt to economic pressure and AI.
In Property Week, Michael De La Fuente highlights how the King’s Speech is set to reshape standards across the property sector.
Ross Meadows offers comment in HR Grapevine, outlining what the King’s Speech means for employers and HR teams.
Andrew Oury shares insights in Tax Journal into his career, the tax profession and current challenges.
Michael De La Fuente features in Solicitors Journal, highlighting how informal financial arrangements in family property disputes can lead to uncertainty and conflict.
Andy Oury appears in PQ Magazine to explain how to make tax more accessible by way of blending rap music with tax education.
Jemma Hotta in The telegraph explains how probate application fees are set to increase to £526 in July, up from £300.
Andy Oury features in The Independent, discussing Brexit, 10 Years On: How People’s finances have been affected.
Ross Meadows offers comment in HR Magazine, discussing an employment tribunal awarding an unfair dismissal case due to managers who blindly follow policy without executing appropriate judgment case-by-case risk “inviting a finding of unfairness.”
Andy Oury appears in Business & Accountancy Daily to share his thoughts on The King’s tax bill, and why the claim that the King is among the Top 100 taxpayers in the country is “misleading”.
Farming Online publish article by Emma Florentin-Lee, which discusses the top 5 mistakes made in farm diversification projects.
Andy Oury authors an article in LBC to dicuss why we’ve got the entire tax debate backwards, after The King’s tax bill is revealed.
Andy Oury appears in Business & Accountancy Daily to uncover The King’s tax bill
Andy Oury offers comment in Business & Accountancy Daily to discuss Andy Burnham’s rumoured proposals to raise CGT in line with income tax
Ross Meadows appears in HR Magazine to discuss the lessons learned from the backlash at KPMG over its handling of redundancies.
SME Today publishes an article featuring Manmohan Bhachu as he covers why the rise of AI is making professional bookkeeping more important than ever.
