Ward Hadaway backs hospitality leaders to prevent stress and burnout
Burnout and workforce disconnection are emerging as serious commercial risks for Greater Manchester’s hospitality sector, according to industry leaders.
The leisure industry creates truly exceptional experiences, from exhilarating theme parks to relaxing spa retreats. Your business captivates guests by crafting unforgettable moments. However, behind the scenes of every thrilling ride and rejuvenating massage lies a host of legal considerations.
The Leisure Sector requires navigating a complex web of regulations, from employment law to intellectual property and everything in between. At our firm, you benefit from a team of specialists who work together seamlessly to address all your legal needs. Allowing you to focus on what matters most to you, your guests.
Our Leisure Sector Lawyers are adept at open communication and collaboration, guaranteeing your legal needs are addressed comprehensively and efficiently. You’ll have a single point of contact with the ability to access the combined expertise of our specialists across various legal disciplines. This not only streamlines the process but also leads to cost-effective solutions. They leave no stone unturned, ensuring you receive the best possible legal support for your business.
Imogen Holland is a Partner in the Corporate department at Ward Hadaway. She qualified in 2003 having trained at Ward Hadaway. Imogen advises on corporate matters including acquisitions and disposals and , the raising of equity and acquisition finance and the acquisition of new business sites in the leisure sector
Simon Errington is a Partner in the Real Estate Team and has a broad range of experience in acting for clients in the investor, retail, leisure, industrial and agricultural and renewable energy sector. In the Leisure Sector, Simon has acted on hotel developments and also on numerous hotel acquisitions for a northern based operator.
Richard Arnot specialises in licensing and regulatory law, and heads our licensing team. He has a national reputation as a licensing specialist, representing pub companies, nightclub operators, convenience stores and supermarkets (including the CO-OP and Iceland), hoteliers and restaurateurs, as well as Local Authorities and Police Forces on all aspects of the law relating to the sale of alcohol and the provision of regulated entertainment.
Jamie is a partner and head of the Newcastle Unit of the Employment Team and has specialised in employment law since 2002. Jamie has a diverse range of clients but has particular experience in advising the Leisure and tourism sector as well as many others.
Despite recent adversity, the UK leisure sector is back in business. Here’s why…
There’s no doubt the UK economy and the subsequent leisure sector has, over the last few years, struggled, to put it mildly. The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, eyewatering energy costs and global inflation has hit our pockets hard.
Find out more about the key issues and legislative changes that are are affecting the sector. Put together by our expert team of Leisure Sector Lawyers.
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