Nicki Davis

Senior Conveyancing Executive

Nicki joined the Conveyancing Team in November 2002, having previously worked in a local law firm since 1987.

She has over 20 years experience in Conveyancing and is also an associate member of the Institute of Legal Executives.

Nicki is married with two children and outside of work enjoys spending time with her family.

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Employment Law Case Update: Direct Discrimination, Harassment and Victimisation

Posted2020-01-16 11:27
AuthorEmployment Team

The advent of social media and instant messaging services like WhatsApp, has given an employers an additional avenue to promote their businesses and communicate with their employees, but they so also present significant dangers that become very apparent in the case of Mr K Krabou v Tower Hamlets Homes.

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What is a payment in lieu of notice (PILON)? - Advice for employers

Posted2020-01-15 15:04
AuthorEmployment Team

In the situation that you wish to terminate an employee’s employment immediately and have them not work their notice period, this can be done using a payment in lieu of notice (PILON). This would pay them for their contractually agreed notice period. In this article, our Employment team explains why you might want use a PILON, what can happen if you don’t include the option to use it in all employee contracts, and the difference between a PILON and garden leave.

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Could you be missing out on the £175,000 Residence Nil Rate Band?

Posted2020-01-13 09:09
AuthorWilliam Ware

The Residence Nil Rate Band (RNRB) was introduced in April 2017 to enable families to leave, on their death, more of their estate to direct descendants without having to pay Inheritance Tax. With the amount about to rise once more in the coming tax year 2020/21, William Ware, Partner in our Private Client team, here explains why it is important that families understand their rights regarding the RNRB, and why it can make all the difference when your home is registered jointly with your spouse or civil partner.

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