DAS Law blog

With 31 January deadline fast approaching, there are just ten days left for the UK’s 5.4m taxpayers to submit their Self-Assessment tax returnss. What can you do if you miss the deadline?

The Covid-19 pandemic and social distancing bought into sharp focus the need for all organisations to consider their decision making processes.

The eviction ban in England and Wales has now been extended to 21 February 2021, meaning that landlords are not able to legally enforce an eviction order until this time.

Simon Roberts looks at what you need to know if people are blocking your driveway for weeks on end.

Just because the party is being held online, it should still be treated as an extension of the workplace with both employers and employees conducting themselves appropriately.

Ashlee Robinson, Associate and Thomas Pertaia, Legal Adviser, explain what you need to know around your cancellation rights.

If you are waiting to see the myriad of deals that Black Friday and Cyber Monday will offer, you need to know your rights when it comes to buying online.

Legal adviser Chloe Williams explains how much we know about how the app works and what happens to the personal information we share.

To mark International Stress Awareness Week, Jade Harrison, legal adviser at DAS Law, takes a look at what the law says your employer needs to do about workplace stress

David Newman sheds light on the laws surrounding Bonfire Night and private firework displays.

The government has issued updates to the recent rule changes for repossession in cases of anti-social behaviour / nuisance. Molly-Ellen Turecek tells you what you need to know.

There are legal protections in place to support those with a mental health condition. Here’s what you need to know if you are being treated unfairly at work because of your mental health.