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Author Archives: Emily Anderson
How a slow burning legal battle could cost UK supermarkets millions
Britain’s supermarkets are struggling through tax and turmoil, as well as ongoing supply chain issues. But quietly in the background, an ongoing legal battle is unfolding that could cost them millions of pounds if successful. Claimant law firm Leigh Day …
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Qantas fined £43m for illegal layoffs
Qantas Airways has been fined A$90m (£43m) by Australia’s Federal Court for illegally dismissing more than 1,800 ground staff during the Covid-19 pandemic, the BBC reported yesterday (18 August). This penalty is in addition to the A$120m (£57.5m) in compensation …
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Third of UK firms deploy ‘bossware’ to track staff activity, survey reveals
As hybrid work becomes the norm, a growing number of employers are deploying ‘bossware’ – software that tracks keystrokes, logins, browser history, email content or even screen activity. A third of UK organisations are now using the technology to monitor …
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Why early estate planning is key to effective generational wealth transfer
When it comes to passing on wealth, hindsight is no substitute for foresight. In this exclusive IFA Magazine article, we’re grateful to law firm Collyer Bristow’s private wealth and trusts specialists for providing their legal lens on succession and estate planning. It’s a …
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Lessons from Angela Rayner’s SDLT errors
In the fast-paced world of politics, personal financial matters can quickly become public scrutiny magnets, often revealing tax law’s intricacies that most individuals, even politicians, will be blissfully unaware of. The recent controversy surrounding Angela Rayner, former deputy prime minister, …
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Living in America as a Brit: Opportunities, Pitfalls & Planning First with Richard Taylor
Welcome to US–UK Tax Talk. Host Aidan Grant is joined by Richard Taylor, founder of Plan First Wealth and host of We’re the Brits in America. Richard shares his personal journey from Manchester to Dubai to the US, and his …
Collyer Bristow secures strong results in Legal 500 UK 2026 rankings
Collyer Bristow LLP is delighted to have once again been recognised in the prestigious Legal 500 UK 2026 rankings, which highlight the firm’s strength across a wide range of practice areas, including Dispute Resolution, Private Client, Real Estate, and Corporate …
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EU Deforestation Regulation: New Sustainability Standards
The European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) will take effect on 30 December 2025 (30 June 2026 for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)). This marks a major shift in EU trade policy, moving away from a legality-based system (where production is …
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US Tax Residency Demystified: Citizens, Green Cards & the Substantial Presence Test with Alicea Castellanos
In this month’s episode, Aidan Grant is joined by Alicea Castellanos, Founder and CEO of Global Taxes LLC, to explore the complexities of US tax residency — including how individuals can unintentionally become tax residents and what this means for their …
No Place Like Home? UK Proposes Changes to the Qualifying Period for Permanent Residence and Citizenship in the UK
The UK government published its long-awaited Immigration White Paper in May 2025. The document outlined significant changes across a variety of UK immigration categories, many of which have already been introduced. However, one of the more eye-catching proposals – a …
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