Disputing a Will #SolicitorChat with The Law Society
15th April, 2021
How can you ensure wishes are followed and should you consider legal action if you feel a loved one’s wishes are not? Michael Brierley discussed this and more live on…
You may (or more likely not) be singing along to Cliff Richard’s “Mistletoe and Wine” as you click on your mouse whilst buying gifts or venture out to the shops. This year, rather than attending drinks and parties, if you are buying gifts for suppliers, customers or business contacts, have you thought about whether you’d fall foul of the Bribery Act 2010? “Bah humbug” indeed. Here are some tips:
In summary, if your gift is proportionate and reasonable, then you should be fine to say thank you at Christmas with that bottle of wine (or two).
If you need help putting together an anti-bribery and corruption policy or additional advice, please contact our Corporate & Commercial team.
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