DAS Law news

What action can you take if someone parks outside your home and goes on holiday?

Recently the Advertising Standards Authority took action against four of the main secondary ticketing websites after finding that they were not transparent with consumers about additional fees and charges.

There are a number of important differences between parking tickets from the local council and those enforced by private companies. DAS Law has the lowdown on parking tickets and tells you how to pursue a dispute and avoid paying penalty charges.

Sole traders can take on more risk than other business structures, but with the promise of greater reward.

What if your dog isn’t as well behaved as the show dogs? Can man’s best friend get you in trouble with the law? Sarah Garner, solicitor from DAS Law, tells you what you need to know.

Can we cancel when buyer’s remorse occurs? The answer is often yes, but it can turn on some surprisingly arbitrary points.

If your fiancée unexpectedly breaks off the engagement, who gets to keep the engagement ring?

Travelling to and from work in low temperatures is an unfortunate necessity, but what are your rights if your workplace itself is too cold for comfort?

A decision in a recent case determined that suspension was not a ‘neutral act’ and can amount to a breach of trust and confidence.

What are a gym member’s rights to terminate their contract?

Kimberly Manning from DAS Law talks about employment implications of the proposed Parental Leave (Pay and Leave) Bill.

The Property Boundaries (Resolution of Disputes) Bill is currently awaiting its second reading in the House of Lords. So is this the end of the court’s involvement in boundary disputes?

Who is responsible if someone gets hit by a firework at a party? Are there restrictions on when you can have a bonfire? We set out some essentials you need to know.