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How long can you leave it before you make a claim? Solicitor Will Bates looks at the different limitation periods and the pitfalls of leaving it too late. Don’t leave it too late You may already be the claim. Limitation potential claim but fail aware (and you certainly periods were introduced to investigate it further, will be if you are a John on public policy any claim you may have Grisham fan) that the grounds, on the basis had could become time law requires legal claims that nobody should barred. Therefore, it pays to be brought within a have the threat of legal to seek independent certain period of time. proceedings hanging legal advice as soon as The period a claimant over them indefinitely; possible. has to issue a claim is claimants should also A potential claimant known as the “limitation be encouraged to cannot, for example, period”. If you, as the bring claims as soon as discover an issue which potential claimant, possible, particularly arose during their do not issue the claim as evidence will often purchase of a property before this period ends, become less reliable and and simply wait until the defendant will have more difficult to obtain they wish to sell the a complete defence to as time passes. property to deal with the issue. Limitation periods commence as soon Will Bates is part of our Commercial Litigation as the cause of action team. accrues; the total loss Will has experience which is suffered later assisting with Limitation periods are the cause of action does not always need Commercial Litigation a complex and highly accrued. However, if to be ascertained to matters involving: technical area of law. they only acquired the commence time running. contractual disputes, The limitation period in knowledge required for bringing the action at a The overriding point is construction any case will depend on later date, they will have that if you are aware of disputes, debt the circumstances in the three years from the date factual circumstances recovery, professional case and on what cause on which they acquired that may give you a negligence, contentious of action the claim is that knowledge to issue potential claim, it is probate, harassment, based. Different causes a claim (subject as well important to act as soon defamation, insolvency of action have different to a 15 year long-stop). as possible. Independent (individual and limitation periods, legal advice should corporate) and IP prescribed by legislation. A key warning is that Will Bates be sought as to when disputes. In the last Many common as a potential claimant the cause of action year Will has had a number of matters involving causes of action have you may acquire the passing off claims. He is also regularly involved in a arose, the limitation a six-year limitation knowledge required for period applicable to the wide variety of football disputes, often acting both period. However, some bringing an action much for and against County FAs. potential claim and the limitation periods are sooner than you expect. likely date by which the Will’s advice always includes consideration of much shorter and, for The required knowledge potential claim must be whether alternative dispute resolution is suitable example, a claim for to commence time issued. It should not be and he has experience of assisting clients through defamation must be running for reckoning left to the last minute to mediation. issued within one year the limitation period can issue court proceedings of the date on which the include “constructive as that can place you at Will assists the Head of Commercial Litigation, cause of action arose. knowledge” (i.e. the Philip Edmondson, in acting for a broad range a disadvantage. In the knowledge which you worst-case scenario, valid of clients, including: insurers, national and Despite the above, there might reasonably have international corporates, entrepreneurs, large are provisions to protect claims can no longer be been expected to acquire brought simply because family estates, insolvency practitioners (and those potential claimants who from facts observable facing claims by them), charities, the Premier were not aware that the potential claimant or ascertainable by you delayed seeking legal League, Leeds United FC, Harrogate Town FC, the they had a potential and also from facts Ryman League and a number of other sporting claim until a later date. advice. ascertainable by you with bodies and clubs. For example, a potential the help of appropriate We are always happy to He also acts for the Solicitors Indemnity Fund, claimant has six years expert advice). If you help if you believe there advising them on recovery cases involving to bring a claim for become aware of facts are circumstances which solicitors’ negligence claims and run-off matters. professional negligence or circumstances which may give you a potential from the date on which may give rise to a claim. CONTENTS P3 Football club sale P5 Energy efficient? P7 Winners again! P4 A clean break? P6 Spring into action P8 Reaping rewards
W W W. MCCORM ICKS-SOLICITORS .COM Marching On Together I wrote this article At the beginning of we wish another of our for businesses and on the 28th Yorkshire only a few days the year, I was asked clients, Harrogate Town individuals. We are all Young Achievers Awards ago and already we by a legal magazine FC every success in their working hard to keep and we are already are overshadowed about my hopes and quest for promotion abreast of the latest gearing up for another by the threat from aspirations for 2020. from the National developments as they great event. the Coronavirus. League to the English emerge and we will be As someone heavily It is certainly looking set Our thoughts are Football League (EFL). pleased to work with our involved in English to be another year of with everyone who clients as they negotiate “unknowns” and their football, the answer The ramifications of may suffer from this new landscape. related challenges but, was relatively simple: Brexit will continue the consequences I would really like 2020 Whilst some uncertainty as always, we will be to occupy the legal of the outbreak. to be the year that our exists regarding any with you all the way! community and the Health comes before long-standing friends future public events, in McCormicks team is Peter everything and puts and clients, Leeds the traditional British already seeing this in McCormick OBE everyday life into a United, finally return to spirit of optimism, we football, where the free true perspective. the Premier League after shall continue to look movement of players Please be assured 16 years. from outside of the UK forward to some great that, no matter what to come and play here is events later in the year. As the season continues the circumstances, a key topic of discussion. They include the Great to unfold, nothing is McCormicks will Yorkshire Show and certain except that, as The transition to life continue to provide the Theakstons Old well as being great for outside the EU will the necessary service Peculier Crime Writing football, this would be undoubtedly throw Festival, both of which to our clients, whatever a major boost for the up many other legal we support and for which the challenges. whole region. quandaries for our we handle the legal work. Peter McCormick OBE Now to the article! Even nearer to home, profession, both Then, November brings A team of our lawyers has completed a successful sale of the majority shareholding of League One football club, Wycombe Wanderers. Praise after sale of football club The successful sale Rob Couhig and his “The deal means that Football Club and the transaction. Their was the culmination family, taking a 75 per our clients are in good Supporters Trust, led deep knowledge of the of six months’ work cent stake in the Club shape for the future. If the negotiations with legal intricacies of the by the firm on behalf at completion, which they continue their run Feliciana, said: “We football world was of of the club, Wycombe enabled our clients to of success in League are deeply indebted to enormous help to us Wanderers Supporters repay all debt in their One, they have a good during the extended James Towler, Emily Group Limited and Frank companies. Feliciana chance of promotion to negotiations, and they Steed and Heather Adams Legacy Limited, have also committed the Championship at the were a pleasure to deal a subsidiary of the Trust, to provide financial Roberts at McCormicks, end of this season.” with. Their advice was which owns the football facilities to the Club Solicitors, who advised always clear, pragmatic stadium. to support its future Trevor Stroud, who, as us throughout what and constructive, and activities. Chairman of both the proved to be a complex enabled us all to focus The transaction was completed by James without distraction on Towler and Emily Steed the key issues which of our Corporate and needed to be resolved. Commercial department We really appreciate the and Heather Roberts, way they handled the head of Commercial transaction for us.” Property. The practice acts on James, who heads the behalf of a number of Commercial team, clubs, including Leeds said: “The transaction United, and is currently involved the investor working on a number of Feliciana EFL Limited, other football-related McCormicks Partner James Towler Partner Heather Roberts Solicitor Emily Steed a company owned by instructions. P3
Are settlement agreements a common sense arrangement when employers and employees need to part W W W. MCCORM ICKS-SOLICITORS .COM company or are they overused? Our Head of Employment, Iain Jenkins, takes a look at the arguments. A clean break? Where would employment lawyers be w A settlement may not be reached if the without the common- employer or employee or-garden settlement have unrealistic agreement? expectations. What do we do then? It would be easy to perceive them as an w The process might instrument used by subsequently be employment lawyers challenged so to bolster their fee employers should income, with lawyers make sure they get often being responsible proper advice on the for the drafting on do’s and don’ts of protected conversation w There is no legal disadvantages, or at behalf of employers, and without prejudice route where there might liability going forward. least things employers independent lawyers be performance issues negotiations/protected should think about, being instructed to sign w The financial outcome conversations. at work for example, before going down the them off on behalf of and to deal with the is certain. settlement agreement Reflecting on these pros the departing employee. outcome of without w As part of any route: and cons, settlement The contribution to the prejudice negotiations in negotiations, an agreements are a employee’s legal costs is other disputes. w It might become employer can update useful tool for both often hard fought-over an easy option. Rather than being a restrictive covenants employer and employee. in any negotiations. Managers get used way for lawyers to add and confidentiality Indeed, there is no to having them in The settlement to their bills, there obligations, for reason why employees the background and agreement is one are advantages which example. cannot suggest them become lazy when of the few ways an can make settlement if they are looking for w Employers can get dealing with workplace employee can contract agreements an a negotiated outcome. themselves out of a issues. Employers out of their rights to attractive way to ensure They should not be pickle when things may then get a bring a claim in the an agreed outcome. used by management have perhaps not reputation as a settling employment tribunal. They are: to abdicate their HR been done by the organisation. There are prescriptive responsibilities. It w A neat and sensible book, though we drafting requirements, w A settlement might be said that they way of exiting an must, of course, and these are often agreement requires are overused in some employee where there recognise how these added to with numerous a lawyer or other obvious redundancy are concerns; it can be agreements might clauses covering what appropriate situations, but at a win-win for both. have been abused in happens on termination representative on the the end of the day a the past with sexual and afterwards. The w It brings an issue to other side, which can settlement agreement misconduct claims. agreements may be an end and frees up lead to long drawn out draws a line and should used as part of the management time. There are, perhaps, also negotiations. mean no future claims. Iain Jenkins, Head w Drafting and and enforcement of and health and social of Employment, negotiating contracts restrictive covenants care. advises on all areas of employment and and confidentiality of contentious and Iain is a CEDR accredited service agreements obligations non-contentious mediator and an employment matters w Advising on grievance w Trade union issues, accredited workplace including: and disciplinary redundancy and mediator. He can matters and the restructuring also be instructed w Settlement termination of as an independent agreements and w Partnership matters employment investigator in relation negotiated exits and disputes to employment issues. w Directors and w TUPE advice Iain has advised He also advises on boardroom disputes and advising on businesses across GDPR and Data employment aspects w Claims for unfair/ a range of sectors Protection matters of corporate and wrongful dismissal, including technology, in employment and property transactions discrimination and manufacturing, financial commercial work, whistleblowing in the w Advising on the services, recruitment, including compliance Iain Jenkins Employment Tribunal implementation transport and logistics and data breaches. P4
W W W. MCCORM ICKS-SOLICITORS .COM Head of Commercial Property Heather Roberts discusses Our congratulations to Harrogate Borough Council’s Chief Executive, Wallace Sampson, the continued tightening of the energy efficiency regime on being awarded an OBE in the New Year for residential and commercial properties as part of the Honours. fight against climate change and, importantly, the preservation of asset value. Well done Wallace Energy Mr Sampson gained the OBE in recognition of his services to business and the community in Yorkshire. efficient? He joined Harrogate Borough Council in 2008 and has worked in local government for more than 35 years, including in Doncaster, Chesterfield, Kirklees The Meaning of MEES* and Bradford. In addition to his Borough Council role, Wallace chairs the Harrogate district Public Services If you are a landlord re-evaluated to rating have these ratings: Leadership Board and is of residential property E as a minimum. Then Grade E = 17% a member of the North 1 April 2020 is a key speak nicely to your Yorkshire Safeguarding deadline for you. If tenants about going in Grade F = 9% Children’s Partnership your property does not to make improvements. Grade G = 10% Executive Board. He is reach the minimum They should thank you lead chief executive for standard of an E rating in the end if such works so you can see there is room for improvement. the Leeds City Region under an Energy make their energy bills LEP ‘clean energy’ Performance Certificate lower. Make sure you What should you do? priority and lead (EPC) from that date, comply to the letter, Do an EPC portfolio local authority chief then you could be however, with the audit now and consider executive in Yorkshire subject to a fine. landlord’s covenants in what works need to and Humber for energy the tenancies you have be done. Consider the and low carbon. Wallace Sampson April 2020 is the granted. second date in issues as for residential ensuring energy ratings If you are landlord above but also what compliance within of commercial an impact poor energy Head of Employment Iain Jenkins has introduced the residential sector. property then, similar performance could have a new software package designed to make HR April 2018 was the to residential, new on rent reviews, ability record-keeping simpler. previous key date for lettings and renewals of to let going forward a minimum of an E rating on new lettings; this 2020 date applies commercial properties have not been permitted with less than an E and secure finance against properties. Also bear in mind that Making HR simple to existing tenancies. rating since April 2018. legislation will continue He said: “We all know that HR involves lots of to press for higher Energy efficiency should However, April 2023 important record keeping which might be done on an efficiency standards affect us all. We have is the second date ad hoc basis with a mix of paper, Excel spreadsheets so consider how far some very poor-quality whereby all commercial and so on. It can cause problems if key dates are you can upgrade. Key housing and mixed properties must meet missed, holidays not properly recorded etc. property investors like commercial stock in the minimum E rating. Legal & General are “We can now offer a new HR software package to this country generally Basically, landlords pushing for C ratings solve these problems and dramatically reduce the and certainly from an cannot continue to let across their portfolio time spent on admin. energy perspective. sub-standard property and incentivising their Poor insulation means without a legitimate “Holiday, working time, expenses, appraisals, policy managers to achieve burning more fossil fuels reason as permitted by documents and much more are all part of our system this. Ultimately peer to keep warm, fuelling the MEES Regulations. and like all good software packages, you can use it pressure in the market (pardon the pun) All works have to be from your mobile. It is safe and secure and properly done by the landlords will create competition. pollution and global supported with employee access to certain areas.” themselves. Today the Better landlords will do warming. Moreover, it following percentages of better. To find out more, contact Iain on 01423 530630 is just plain wasteful, and we cannot continue commercial properties *(Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards) or at i.jenkins@mccormicks-solicitors.com to squander resources any more, hence the regime. Heather Roberts is Head of Commercial Property and is a specialist with wide experience of acting for investors, developers, landlords, tenants What should you and banks. do? If you have a low rating of F or below She has specific experience of investment, development and asset management then check your EPC’s work and works closely, in respect of the latter, with the Property Litigation team. recommendation Development work has more recently comprised significant local residential schemes. report or speak to She regularly advises investor and SME clients on their portfolio purchases and your energy assessor management. Clients range from private investors and funds through to landed about what upgrades estates and charities. She also advises occupational tenants, with a particular are required to enable specialism in retail, having previously acted for a major shopping centre client the property to be Partner Heather Roberts and numerous high street retailers. P5
W W W. MCCORM ICKS-SOLICITORS .COM April is often the time for new employment legislation to come into effect, and this year is no different with some significant changes taking place on 6 April 2020. Here are some key areas to consider: Spring Contracts of w Certain information Employment can be given within two months of For a number of decades, employers commencement and in a separate into action have been required to provide basic terms of document including in employment (written relation to pensions, particulars) as set out collective agreements, in section 1 of the training entitlement Employment Rights Act (although details of 1996. This is often done compulsory training as part of the contract and any training the of employment. Until worker has to pay for now employers have must be included in had time to provide the the initial statement) particulars following and disciplinary and start of employment grievance procedures. and where the employment is due to w The worker can also last for more than one be referred to another month. In addition, the source, for example a particulars were only company handbook, required to be given to for certain information, employees and not all including in relation Changes to IR35 holiday pay is 12 weeks. You can see this at workers. to incapacity and sick www.mccormicks- Currently under IR35, With the increase in pay, entitlement to solicitors.com. The changes are as where an individual casual workers and other paid leave (other follows: performs services variable working Agency Workers than holiday pay), for a client through patterns, it was felt w The particulars should pensions and pension Under the Agency a personal service that it would be more now be given on or schemes and training Workers Regulations company (intermediary) appropriate and give before the first day of entitlement. 2010, agency workers it is the intermediary’s a fairer picture for the work and should be should receive the same w It is important to responsibility to holiday pay reference provided to all workers pay and basic working issue the statutory determine whether IR35 period to be increased not just employees, conditions as direct information when applies. from 12 weeks to 52. who start work on or recruits once 12 weeks your worker/employee From 6 April 2020, after 6 April 2020. From 6 April 2020, of continuous service starts with you. employers will be Thankfully, there is no changes to IR35 rules have been completed. Your HR systems required to consider the requirement to re-issue will be implemented There was an exemption previous 52 weeks where contracts to existing should generate a in the private sector where agency workers a worker has worked staff. An interesting reminder to do so. It and will largely mirror are employed under a and received pay, development is that is generally preferable changes which took contract of employment discounting any weeks particulars should to issue contracts effect in the public with a temporary worker not worked or where no now also be given to of employment in sector in 2017. The agency and are paid by pay was received, when short-term employees any event before the onus will shift from the agency for periods calculating the average or workers. commencement of the personal service between assignments. weekly pay for the w Additional information employment and company to the purposes of holiday pay. The rules are now will be required, and as part of the offer. end user to make a Parental Bereavement changing and once it will be important Failure to do so determination about Leave an agency worker has to amend existing might mean that any the nature of the satisfied the 12-week templates to include restrictive covenants relationship, and We have published an qualifying period they the days of the week subsequently whether or not the article on this topic will be entitled to equal a worker is required introduced are individual providing the and the introduction pay to workers you to work and any unenforceable service should in fact be of the regulations for engage directly. variations in hours and with the new considered an employee bereavement leave and days; entitlement legislation it will with the implications and bereavement pay. In addition, from 6 April to other paid leave now also be a breach which follow for PAYE The entitlement to 2020 all agency work- (not just holiday of the statutory and National Insurance. the leave is reasonably seekers must be provided pay) which might requirements. straightforward but the with a statement Holiday Pay Reference include maternity notice requirements are setting out the terms w You should be clear Period and adoption leave; possibly unnecessarily under which they will other benefits about the definition Holiday pay can be complex. undertake new work. provided in addition to of an employee and complicated, particularly remuneration; details worker, and if you where workers have If you have any questions about the above of any probationary use agency staff, the variable hours and then please contact Head of Employment period; and details of agency should ensure variable rates of pay. Iain Jenkins on 01423 530630 or at any training provided that statements are Currently the reference i.jenkins@mccormicks-solicitors.com P6 by the employer. provided. period for calculating
Huge congratulations are due to three of our previous W W W. MCCORM ICKS-SOLICITORS .COM The firm is delighted to have won two more accolades since our last issue of the Briefing. winners of the Yorkshire Young Achievers Awards who have made their mark yet again. Additional awards The firm is delighted to have won two more accolades since our last issue of the Briefing. Senior Partner Peter McCormick has been Winners all the way nominated once more as one of the world’s leading practitioners in Sports and Entertainment law for 2019 by Who’s Who Legal. In addition, the practice has been named as Best Commercial Law Firm 2020 - North Yorkshire in the SME News 2020 Legal Awards. Thirty students at Henshaws Specialist First to score was our Two other winners had She has also organised College in Harrogate are to receive new iPads, long-standing friend their achievements a long-term screening thanks to a grant from the Yorkshire Young and winner of both the recognised in the New programme for Rugby Achievers Foundation. Achievement in the Arts Year’s Honour. Soprano League players. Award in 2001 and the Lizzie Jones, who won Foundation Special Award, to mark his unstinting support, Personality of the Year in 2017, was awarded Jack, who is now 21 and has Moebius syndrome, was also recognised helps students in 2014. Kelvin was an MBE while 2007 crowned the winner Youngster of the Year for his fundraising of the BBC’s popular and 2014 Personality of efforts, which have access Strictly Come Dancing in the Year Jack Marshall included challenges December after stepping was awarded a BEM. such as walking over in when another the Humber bridge, technology contestant, Jamie Laing, was injured early in the competition. Partnered Lizzie was recognised for her work in founding the Danny Jones sponsored runs and scaling Ben Nevis which took more than 19 hours with Oti Mabuse, the Defibrillator Fund after to complete. He has Students at the college, all of whom have special dancers dropped just her husband died during also campaigned for educational needs and disabilities, use the devices two points on the a Rugby League match the rights of disabled for everything from learning to being able to leaderboard in the final and was found to have children and has spoken communicate with others but Henshaws needed after performing three had an undiagnosed in the House of Lords more to help additional students with learning and dances. heart condition. and House of Commons. development. Henshaws College Principal Adrian Sugden said: “As smart technology becomes more mainstream, affordable and user friendly, it creates an exciting opportunity to support people with disabilities to develop real, practical and transferable skills. We constantly seek new ways to enable our students to become more independent and this grant means we will have 13 new iPads that 30 students can use for both learning and pleasure.” Foundation Trustee Martin Gerrard said: “As a long-term supporter of both the Yorkshire Young Achievers Foundation and Henshaws, I have seen the amazing work both charities do so I was delighted to be able to present this grant.” Kelvin Fletcher Lizzie Jones Jack Marshall BOOK EARLY! It is never too early to book your table for the Yorkshire Young Achievers Awards. Tables for the 28th Yorkshire Young Achievers Awards on Thursday 19 November are on sale so please book now to ensure you can join us to celebrate the successes of some fantastic young people. Simply visit the website at www.yorkshireyoungachievers.co.uk for all the Presenting and receiving the grant are, from left, Barclays Branch Manager and long-term supporter of both charities Adam Moore, Assistive details or call Sonia Jones on 01423 530630. Technology Assistant at Henshaws Amanda Martin, Henshaws Specialist College Principal Adrian Sugden, Yorkshire Young Achievers Foundation If you would like to receive information about advertising in the programme, Trustee Martin Gerrard and Henshaws Mis Manager Luke Lengiewicz. please email info@yorkshireyoungachievers.co.uk. P7
Our long-term Foundation Ambassador and previous Award winner Jessica Mayho has brought us up W W W. MCCORM ICKS-SOLICITORS .COM on to date on her progress since she became British Athletics Champion hammer thrower last autumn. Reaping rewards In November she “I also had a couple of her training, feeling as headed out for a ten- training partners on though she was trying to day training camp in my November camp catch up for the rest of Jess with training partner Kati Portugal where her which was amazing. the month. coach is based, having Kati is Estonian and is a problems’ when other chuffed with myself, completed six weeks of 68-metre throwing with She said: “In January I people have got life way a strong start but also intense conditioning, aspirations of making was putting in the work harder! I knew I was in a knowing how tough including gym, track, Tokyo Olympics 2020. but honestly I was just bit of a rut and reached winter had been and, throwing, running and We met back in March at finding it hard to be out to my parents and without sounding yoga, to ensure she was my first GB international motivated. The track also managed to sit arrogant, knowing I fit enough for the rest of competition and stayed sessions when it’s windy, down with a sports deserved it! So I guess all the winter training. in touch since. It was rainy and I was the only psychologist. Looking person out there; the in all winter training has really good to train back on that period I can She said: “The November throwing sessions when been challenging, it has together, to push one now accept it’s normal training camp was jam I would be trudging really tested how much I another and get some and ok to have felt like packed, but I managed through the mud with want to succeed but also hard sessions in the that and I guess to be to get time to head into six different weights reinforced to me I have a bank.” proud of myself for not my coach’s school along of hammers to get to strong support network wallowing but reaching with other Portuguese Jess’s progress took my throwing circle and and I am grateful to you out and making some and Spanish current and a backward step in have to start de-icing it changes.” all for the continuous ex athletes and present December when she because it was frozen; to the school’s English was struck down with to the weights sessions She did her first support and belief you students ‘my route both Novovirus and a when my body was competition of 2020 have in me. I know I through sport’. As my heavy cold, losing four sore from the previous in Portugal in February need to trust the training Portuguese language is kilogrammes in just day’s training and I and threw her second programme and the still questionable, I was two days. She believes would struggle to hit the furthest competition process and hopefully glad the students’ English she underestimated the weights set. Then I felt throw - 65.22 metres. will reap more benefits in was really good! impact it would have on guilty for these ‘first world She said: “I was really the coming months.” OUR • • Insolvency and Bankruptcy • Employment • Family & • Insolvency and Bankruptcy EXPERTISE • Intellectual Property Matrimonial • Intellectual Property • Partnership and • Children • Media and McCormicks offers the Company Law • Matrimonial Entertainment full portfolio of legal • Charities & • Regulatory and Community • Insolvency & • Mediation and services to all forms of Disciplinary Arbitration • Charities Bankruptcy organisation including • Crime • Regulatory and • Not For Profit • Mediation & businesses, charities • General Crime Disciplinary Arbitration and sporting bodies, • Corporate & • Corporate Crime, • Property • Reputation together with private Commercial Fraud and Risk • Agriculture and Management individuals. 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