Please click on the links below to read a selection of Case Studies, News Articles, Insights and Opinion Pieces regarding some of the areas we specialise in.
News
FAQS FOR SPOTLIGHT 63 VICTIMS (P118, LT4L, BAILEY GROUP)
Elysium Law have been approached by a number of individuals and professional advisers about what is rapidly becoming a serious issue for those who entered planning with Property 118, Less Tax For Landlords and Bailey Group. In response to the mounting questions surrounding this issue, we’ve crafted this Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) article, accompanied by […]
Legal Insights: A Litigation Overview following Spotlight 63
In this article, Ruby Keeler-Williams and Richard Gray of Elysium Law provide an overview of the legal action which can potentially be brought against LT4L and the companies involved within the structure – which is now the subject of HMRC Spotlight 63. In this article, we’ll give an overview of aspects of the anticipated litigation […]
Exiting Tax Avoidance Schemes following HMRC’s Spotlight 63
In this article, Richard Gray and Ruby Keeler-Williams of Elysium Law provide practical guidance for individuals navigating the exit process from tax planning schemes, notably those promoted by Less Tax For Landlords. Let us start by thanking the CIOT for publishing the letter which is being sent by HMRC following Spotlight 63. This communication sheds […]
LESS TAX, MORE RISK: PROFESSIONAL NEGLIGENCE CLAIMS AGAINST LESS TAX 4 LANDLORDS
In this article, Ruby Keeler-Williams of Elysium Law explores the tax avoidance scheme advocated by Less Tax for Landlords (LT4L), examining its implications for landlords and the potential basis for professional negligence claims Following enquiries from individuals affected, we have commenced a review of the tax avoidance scheme being aggressively marketed to landlords by Less […]
Norwich Pharmacal Orders: Understanding the Procedure and Application
In this article, Ruby Keeler-Williams of Elysium Law discusses Norwich Pharmacal Orders, when they are suitable, and the application procedure As part of our role in assisting Clients with Litigation, it is important to have a clear understanding of the tools available to obtain evidence and information. One such tool is a Norwich Pharmacal Order […]
Protecting Yourself After a Data Breach: A Guide
In this article, Ruby Keeler-Williams of Elysium Law aims to clarify what your first steps should be if you have been affected by a personal data breach. In recent years, data breaches have become increasingly common, and unfortunately, any individual is at risk of falling victim, however carefully they safeguard their data. If you have […]
AI and Data Privacy: The Increasing Risk of Personal Data Breaches
In this article, Ruby Keeler-Williams of Elysium Law considers whether the recent developments in Artificial Intelligence have increased the risk of data breaches. I was recently asked whether the recent developments in AI, particularly in relation to deep learning, and natural language processing have increased the risk of personal data breaches. In my view, whilst AI will […]
Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Industry
In this article, David Brogelli of Elysium Law examines the increasing use of Artificial Intelligence in the Legal Industry and its practical applications going forward. Artificial intelligence (AI) has been increasingly used in the field of law both in the United Kingdom and across the globe. There are a number of ways in which AI […]
STANDSTILL AGREEMENTS AND HMRC
In this article David Brogelli discusses the use of a Standstill Agreement specifically in disputes with HMRC but also their relevance in wider applications. Limitation The Limitation Act 1980 sets out specific time limits for certain actions to be brought. A Claimant’s failure to do so is an absolute bar to bringing the Claim, but the […]
‘Who is really controlling this litigation?’ Non-Party Costs Orders
In this article Richard Gray Barrister looks at the courts power to issue costs against a non-party; that is a party who is not directly involved in the litigation. Such orders may be considered against directors of an impecunious company formed only to protect the real litigators by the proposed use of the Company to […]
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