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Earn out: ensure that you take tax advice
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Can you dismiss an employee if you provide the alcohol?
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Finding the balance
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A right way: not as simple as from A to B
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Employees with criminal convictions: A right to work?
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TUPE: The difficulties in disease litigation
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Beware the covert recorder
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Dealing with unpaid fees — what are your debt recovery options?
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Disclosure to and by coroners
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Q&A: Can we ban the burqa or veil in the workplace?
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The openness of Local Government Bodies Regulations 2014 — questions, answers and unanswered questions
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Well adjusted? Disciplinary proceedings for disabled employees
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Release of corporate debt: watch out for hidden tax charges
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Is the clock ticking? The importance of time limits in judicial review
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An introduction to the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000
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When sick staff work elsewhere
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Implying rights into a completed transfer of land
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TUPE — a special assignment — how to spot those employees who transfer, those who don’t and those who might!
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Pension loss calculations in disease claims
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Coroners' forms and investigation process
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Termination of a contract for repudiatory breach
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Chasing debts and harassment claims
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Assignment of rent: an effective remedy against defaulting borrowers?
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Successor Practice Rules
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Piercing the corporate veil
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Tax efficient extraction of surplus cash
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TUPE: who is the 'client' in a service provision change?
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What should we disclose to the Coroner?
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Protection from Harassment Act 1997
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Landlord and tenant — accepting surrender and waiving right to forfeit
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Restrictive covenants: seeking remedies
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Sale of Goods contracts: Seller’s liability for sub-contracts
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Root cause analysis investigation reports
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When is a commercial contract a “construction contract” and why does it matter?
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Completing the deal where signatories are unavailable
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How to deal with a term-time working request
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Section 33 — a little clarity
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Handling flexible working requests
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Q&A: holiday during sickness absence
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Managing sickness absence: five top tips
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A basic guide to disclosure
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Changing workplace policies and procedures
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Post-termination restrictions
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Can we scrap our employee bonus scheme?
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How can excepted group life assurance schemes help you?
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Employee shareholders and share buybacks
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Substantial property transactions and the acquisition of non-cash assets
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What does 'living in the same household' actually mean?
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Cycle helmets and contributory negligence revisited
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Working Time Regulations: what happens when employees have multiple jobs?
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What if I don’t want my inheritance?
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What is the difference between civil partnership and equal marriage?
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Responding to reference requests
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Social media misconduct: can we dismiss an employee for damaging our reputation?
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Dealing with disability-related sickness absence
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Discrimination by association
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LADs and penalty clauses
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When absence goes AWOL
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Civil partnerships v marriage — is divorce the same?
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Restrictions on title: management companies
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Pre-action disclosure applications
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Disciplinary procedures and workplace stress: Is your organisation at risk of a personal injury claim?
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GDPR: what to do when a data breach occurs
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Suspending an employee: Our guide to making an informed decision
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Property ownership and cohabitants
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Unmarried couples and Wills
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Secret recordings — can they be used in the Family Court?
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Focus on… Section 7 of the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974
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The assessment of care fees: assets you can and cannot hide
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“In the course of employment”: Vicariously liable for an employee’s wrongdoing
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Unmarried families — financial provision for children on separation
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Cohabitation — A Survival Guide
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What are the implications of the GDPR for the retail sector?
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New Electronic Communications Code brings changes for site providers who are operators
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Q&A: Can you refuse to hire or dismiss an employee for having tattoos?
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Relocation of equipment under old and new telecoms codes
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What is a package or unit for limitation purposes under Hague Visby Rules?
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Shareholders' agreements
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Death of a shareholder
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Group structures
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The family shareholder
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Writing a dismissal letter
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The employee shareholder
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Q&A: Can a manager covertly record an employee’s disciplinary meeting?
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Preparing your company for sale
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Leaving your GP premises: what you need to know
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Dealing with sale proceeds of a business
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Planning redundancies: Top tips for dealing with employees on maternity leave
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Surviving the 'POCA freeze'
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Are non-molestation orders being used fraudulently?
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TUPE: Can we remove an employee allowance following a transfer?
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Holiday Sickness: Can an employee claim back annual leave if they are unwell?
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Conditions precedent
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When is a document a deed?
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A sting in the tail of benefits reform: Universal Credit and the CRU
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Homes (Fitness for Human Habitation) Act
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An employer's guide to GDPR
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Interim rights under the New Telecommunications Code and the need to proceed quickly
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Unconscious bias: A hidden risk?
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TUPE: The duty to inform and consult
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Love is (not) in the air: Handling employees who refuse to work together
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Q&A: Can we deduct lottery contributions from staff pay if this takes some workers below the National Minimum Wage?
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Maternity leave: what constitutes reasonable contact with employees?
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Final written warnings: will the Employment Tribunal re-open old warnings (and do internal hearings ever have to do so)?
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How do you calculate holiday pay for staff who work irregular hours?
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Top tips for the first meeting with your family solicitor
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Detention damages
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Thirty years of the Children Act — a family lawyer reflects
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Will my spouse/civil partner automatically inherit if I die without a will?
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Helping your children buy property
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Quasi-partnership disputes
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Stalking Protection Orders
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Claims against insolvent insureds — considerations for insurers and insurance practitioners
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Is shared parenting going to become the new default in Scotland after parents separate?
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Parental alienation
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Estate planning under an LPA
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Divorce and civil partnership dissolution — a quick guide to family law in England/Wales and Scotland
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Financial settlements arising on divorce — a quick guide to family law in England/Wales and Scotland
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Cohabitation — a quick guide to family law in England/Wales and Scotland
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What happens if there is a dispute about payment of nursery or school fees?
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Causing Serious Injury by Careless Driving
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Friends and families in business — what happens when familiarity breeds contempt
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Sale and leaseback — the saviour or pitfall in raising capital?
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Family breakdown: the impact of redundancy on a financial settlement or existing maintenance order
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Families in business: What happens on relationship breakdown?
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The planning implications of micro-fulfilment centres in urban areas
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Changing the face of family law: A retrospective on some of the seminal family law decisions of the last 20 years
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Click and Collect — some key risks for retailers
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Share sale disputes
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Top ten myths about apprenticeships
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Claims in relation to share purchase agreements — how to deal with warranty claims in their early stages
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Gender Dysphoria: How to support families in conflict over complex issues
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Share purchase agreements — issues surrounding expert determination
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What’s the damage? How to measure damages for warranty claims
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Update on the outcome of the consultation about the Caldicott Principles
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Fraud scam identified in respect of judgment enforcements
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Scotland: Tips and traps
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The future of construction: opportunities and challenges
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The whiplash reforms
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Data theft — beware of departing employees
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Gifts between unmarried couples — guarding against unexpected tax consequences
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Vulnerable Road Users and the whiplash reforms
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How to respond to a data security incident
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The position of Local Authorities — Human Rights Act challenges on environmental grounds
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The role of CAFCASS within private Children Act proceedings
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The accidental partnership
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Domestic abuse and child arrangements: a move forward on a long journey
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How bulletproof is your business?
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Public Sector Pensions on Divorce: A complex issue complicated further by the McCloud judgment
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When can a partner forfeit their partnership share?
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What happens to cryptocurrency when I die?
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Vnuk — the final chapter?
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Unexplained Wealth Orders — what are they and how do they work?
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Travelling abroad with children
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Quick guide to children law in England & Wales and Scotland — Part 1 — Parental responsibility
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Digital divorce — what is it and is it here to stay?
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A quick guide to children law in England & Wales and Scotland — part 2 — Court process for children hearings
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The effective management of disputes and maximising charitable legacy income
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A quick guide to children law in England & Wales and Scotland — Part 3 — moving children across the border
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Please don’t let me be misunderstood — The Approved Building Inspector
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Retail Innovation — Ethical use of personal data
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The Fire Safety Act 2021
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No requirement to provide EPC when serving section 21 notice for pre-2015 tenancies
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I think my child has been abducted — what should I do?
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I have been accused of abducting our child — what should I do?
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Insider cyber threats — recognising the risk
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Equal rights for all — it’s been a long time coming…
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Energy storage
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Health and Safety Executive to enforce head injuries in sport?
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Trust disputes — what, why and who?
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Types of contentious probate disputes
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Funeral disputes — what steps should be taken?
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Donatio mortis causa (death bed gifts) — a doctrine validating gifts by the back door?
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Establishing fraudulent calumny — has the mind of the testator been ‘poisoned’?
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Creating a charitable trust
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Conversion of civil partnership to a marriage in England and Wales
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Contracts for Difference — the future for onshore solar and wind?
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What is cryptocurrency?
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How to avoid a partial intestacy: lessons from Big Brother
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Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
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Presumption of death — what do I do if a loved one has been missing for a long time?
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Cryptoassets in relationship breakdowns
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Navigating smart contract and cryptocurrency disputes
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Age discrimination: Can we set a mandatory retirement age for our staff?
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Post six year run-off cover
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How are cryptoassets taxed on divorce or dissolution?
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Can employees work remotely when home is overseas?
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Green warehousing
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Ten top tips to consider when separating
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Evaluating Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) factors in public procurement
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Franchising — dealing with data breaches
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Construction insurance claims and supply chain issues
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Alternative dispute resolution in family law
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The regulation of hydrogen — what will it look like?
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A time for giving, a time for getting — a guide to lifetime gifts
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Continence waste
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The use of CCTV in care homes — The legal issues
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Effective date of termination
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How to respond to police requests for patient records
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Fitness to practise — what is current impairment?
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Fitness to practise investigations
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Challenging the media on coverage of a personal nature
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How to sell your business
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How to buy a business
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Amending the Mental Health Act
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Partnership agreements for medical practitioners
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Adverse possession
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Is veganism a protected characteristic?
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How to handle the residence nil rate band
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Pitfalls with GP premises leases
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Spotting a ‘closed culture’ — CQC inspections
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Does the ACAS code apply to all dismissals?
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Is it legal for employers to ‘fire and re-hire’ employees?
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Can visitors work in the UK without a visa?
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Do I have to declare my conviction/caution?
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Commercial property and VAT: What to consider
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Who pays the costs of divorce and related financial proceedings?
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The pitfalls of annual renewal for dentists and DCPs
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What is parental responsibility?
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Extension to the family mediation voucher scheme
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The growth of sports data
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What is Schedule 1 Children Act 1989? Your questions answered
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Combatting modern slavery
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What is integrated (lawyer inclusive) mediation and hybrid mediation?
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Broken promises — how IT projects can lead to disputes all too often
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Violence against women and girls — protecting victims from abuse
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Divorce: All in the past?
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Next of kin and nearest relative: what is the difference?
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Why do I need a cohabitation agreement? The position in Scotland
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How can you improve your energy security?
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Can the CQC demand information?
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Subject access requests and health records
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Ethical principles to underpin decisions in adult social care
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The opening gambit
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What is a GMC Rule 7 letter?
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Solicitors left in limbo
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How can the nearest relative request discharge?
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CQC notices of proposal: how to respond
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A first-time buyer's guide to conveyancing
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Police investigations — the uncertainty of RUI
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GDPR — Lawful grounds for processing data
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Diplomatic immunity and the Mental Health Act
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Allowing pets in leasehold properties
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GDPR in the health and social care sector
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Blended and stepfamilies — parenting apart
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Who is a legal parent and who has parental responsibility?
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Mediation for property disputes between unmarried couples
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The challenges male victims face as victims of crimes
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B Corporations — A sign of your company’s purpose in an ESG-focused world
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Disputes on death: What are the options?
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Charitable and philanthropic giving — creating a sustainable global future
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The new UK scale-up visa
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Turning the tide against vexatious litigants
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Evolving family units: understanding your legal position
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Why it is advisable to obtain professional legal advice when dealing with estate administration?
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Relationship breakdown following IVF
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Global Business Mobility
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The Procurement Bill: a new UK public procurement landscape
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A new draft MCA code of practice
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Right to Work checks: 10 top tips
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What to consider when making a lasting power of attorney
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Ten mistakes to avoid when preparing a Will
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Demystifying disciplinary procedures in GP practices
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Bridge strikes, Public Inquiries and the Traffic Commissioner
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The Great Resignation
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Electric vehicles and hybrid electric vehicles safety considerations
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Statutory books and records
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Parental responsibility: when court and classroom meet
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Understanding Traffic Commissioner hearings
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Handling grievances: everything your GP practice needs to know
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Are you in a dispute about which school to send your child to?
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Advice for GPs — How to avoid an employment tribunal claim against your practice
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Health and safety prosecutions
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Funding your child's further education
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Mediation in complex children cases
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Corporate power purchase agreements
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Greenwashing in company policy
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You need more than a net zero plan to address climate change risk
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Work-related stress
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Rising inflation and existing spousal and child maintenance orders
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What are the risks in being a director of a company that holds a transport operator's licence?
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Commercial Agents (Council Directive) Regulations 1993 — rules for principals and agents
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How does the ESG agenda align with charitable donations and trusts?
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Mediation and domestic abuse
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The current law on cohabitation in Scotland and England and proposed reforms to the law both sides of the border
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How do you change a child’s name?
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High Potential Individual Visa — your questions answered
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Riding the mean streets
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Finding the balance — public law duties in private prosecutions
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Lifetime planning tips for dealing with digital assets
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Getting the safety net in place: addressing the risks of falls from height in the workplace
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Improving supply contract management
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Child arrangements orders in England and Wales — what are they and what is involved?
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Director of a business in financial difficulty?
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High fat, sugar and salt: HFSS Legislation
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Cohabitation agreements: steps you should consider when living together as a unmarried couple
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Are you sure that this claim is proceeding in the DCP?
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Spotlight on workplace transport safety
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Managing HR challenges during the festive season
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Liquidated damages: friend or foe?
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Restructuring your business
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Supply Chain – Health and safety
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Trusts — common myths and misconceptions
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The Building Safety Act 2022: What about the insurance implications?
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Ten reasons why Weightmans is a top ten employer
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Coroner’s duties to prevent future deaths
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Does language matter in the family court?
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Restructuring your business | What to consider
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Sole director companies — be careful as you go it alone
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Limitation under the Defective Premises Act is now up to 30 years – understanding and mitigating the risks posed
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Why you should update your will
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Notification of offences to the Traffic Commissioner
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Restructuring your business | debt restructuring
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Death in service benefits: doing the right thing
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Types of demergers
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Probate disputes are rising: we explain why
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More obligations for care home operators to provide information
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How to deal with a problematic personal representative
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Acting as a Court of Protection deputy or attorney under a Power of Attorney: making gifts on behalf of someone else
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Restructuring your business | Section 110 insolvency act 1986 reconstruction
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Influencers and the law
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Supporting staff through baby loss — legal and practical guidance
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What is a fact finding hearing?
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Harassment in the workplace — a growing issue for employers
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Build safe, stay safe: The Building Safety Act and dutyholder obligations
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Women, relationship breakdown and the risk of pension poverty
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Dispelling the top five international family law myths
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Losing the Will
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Online copyright
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A guide to property and financial affairs Lasting Powers of Attorney
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Capital reduction demergers
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The importance of effective supervision
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Franchise agreement — exit considerations
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What is an occupation order?
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No fault divorce — where are we now
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Industrial action: a beginner’s briefing
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Top 10 innovation tips for making cybersecurity a strategic asset
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Top 10 things to consider when using Artificial Intelligence
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Battle of the forms — will the “last shot” doctrine always prevail?
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A complete guide to Form E
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Risk assessment in the field of mental health
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Divorcing a narcissist
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10 tips to undertake a fair workplace investigation
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Product liability in the UK and the EU: Where are we now and where are we going?
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Family loans — how are they treated upon divorce or dissolution?
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Deeds of variation — a quick guide
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Middle Eastern tax and estate planning: focus on the United Arab Emirates, Dubai (and the DIFC)
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Claims defensibility — data analysis underlines the importance of documentation
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The positive effect of public inquiries
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Wardship and inherent jurisdiction: children law issues in England and Wales
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Diagnosis of sepsis: AI to reduce risk?
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Franchising — best practice examples from recent cases
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The rise and fall of ghost broking
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Pension Sharing: the differences between England & Wales and Scotland
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Enable — a practical guide to litigation funding
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Patient and staff safety within the mental health setting
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Finances on divorce or dissolution: when do I need to issue a Form A and what happens next? Q&A
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With friends like these…?
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Commercial Property MEES Changes
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What is a financial consent order and why do I need one?
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Top tips — pension sharing on divorce/dissolution in England and Wales
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SIPPS: Important considerations for pension sharing on divorce/dissolution
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Marriage and civil partnerships for non-binary people
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Disclosing a child’s whereabouts — England and Wales
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Succession S4 — a cautionary tale for business owners (spoilers)
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Working outdoors in hot weather
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Indefinite leave to remain
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Don’t let your operator’s licence be the first casualty of a restructuring or administration
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Enforcement of overseas financial orders
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Changes to the taxation of death in service schemes
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Sexual harassment in the workplace
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Subject Access Requests (SAR) — new guidance
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Statutory legacies: what’s mine is yours… but only if there is a will
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Entitlement to statutory interest on costs
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Addressing violence in the workplace
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What are limitation periods?
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E-scooters and helmets
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Taking of Evidence under the Hague Convention
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Claims against drivers who suffer strokes or heart attacks
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Are injury compensations subject to taxation in Spain?
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The relentless healthcare AI rollout continues; whose fault is it anyway?
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Forensic medical experts Spain
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Who is a ‘victim’ under French law?
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Artificial intelligence in French personal injury claims
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Interest on general damages and special damages
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Powers of restraint
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Motor indemnity issues — challenge or opportunity?
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Recognition and enforcement of overseas orders — children
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How to end a civil partnership by dissolution
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The Strikes (Minimum Service Level) 2023 — striking a balance for safe services, or not?
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What are the differences between co-parenting and parallel parenting?
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How family investment companies are taxed
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Can I change a child arrangements order?
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What is the difference between a Conditional Order and a Final Order?
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Establishing beneficial interest in property
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Partnership deadlock — the death of a business
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What is a non-molestation order?
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Environmental sustainability agreements and competition law
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The Shift to Early Inheritance Gifting
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Financial settlements arising on dissolution of a Civil Partnership
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Enable — Overcoming third party litigation funding myths
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What is a C100 form and when do I need one?
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Suicide — a taboo subject in the workplace?
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Assessment of damages under Spanish Law
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Step-parents and the breakdown of a family
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No shortcuts: health and safety in the transport workplace
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A quick guide to inheritance tax
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The Laws and Rules Around Leaving an Abusive Relationship
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Restrictive covenants — everything you need to know
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The Laws and Rules Around Leaving an Abusive Relationship in Scotland
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Incident Primer: pre-briefing the board at the start of a major incident
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Breaking cryptography: quantum computing claim a myth or fact?
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Unpacking Contractors’ All Risk Insurance
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What is financial abuse?
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Expatriate Family Checklist: Moving back to England or Wales
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Financial infidelity across the UK
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Investigating the link between healthcare investigations and public inquiries
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Understanding Section 25 Notices
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Are the objectives of the Hackitt report being realised?
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How to guide: Being called to give evidence at an inquest
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Prohibited Steps Orders: what are they?
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Specific Issue Orders: what are they?
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Reverse indemnities: A pragmatic solution to the conundrum of statutory funding and double recovery
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Interim removal of children from their parents’ care — legal test re-enforced
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Are your operating centres putting your business at risk from the Traffic Commissioner?
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Choosing child’s school: how to present a strong case if parents do not see eye to eye
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Putting a price on justice: how the courts value non-monetary claims within the FRC regime
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Health and safety obligations in cold weather working
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Practical considerations in pursuing a claim against an uninsured company in liquidation
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Estate Administration — Reporting Requirements to HMRC
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Relocating within the UK as a single parent
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Should you take equity in your law firm?
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Ten tips to improve your debt recovery process in 2024
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Property ownership and LGBT cohabitants
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Avoiding and managing cashflow risks
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A guide to non-compete clauses
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What is a caveat on a will?
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Litigation funding for corporate disputes
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Platonic co-parenting
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Key issues to consider when a corporate insolvency involves a defined benefit pension scheme
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Is marriage ‘worth it’?
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Grandparents and family breakdown: What you need to know
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What is proprietary estoppel?
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In the eye of a DSAR storm — Data Subject Access Requests in Consumer Activism
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Explaining the remarriage trap — what to consider if you have not resolved your finances from a previous marriage and are thinking of remarriage
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Contacted by a public inquiry — what should you consider
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Deciphering evolving ESG risks for the insurance industry
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What are the financial implications of remarrying on a divorce or dissolution settlement?
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Hybrid working — good or bad for business
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Should insurers attend a mediation?
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Cohabitation agreements: a guide for Scottish couples living together
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Financial settlements on divorce or dissolution: Issues to consider before getting remarried
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Top tips for intended parents to consider when planning to have a baby via a surrogate
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International marriages
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Placing children with family members abroad
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Why LGBT cohabitants should consider making a Will
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Sharenting — should you post pictures of your children on social media?
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What rights does a common law partner have?
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Debunking family law myths
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Why the date you separated is important for a Scottish family law dispute
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Family law in Scotland: what are parental rights and responsibilities and who has them?
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What are the alternatives to a parental order?
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Parental responsibility before a child is born
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A guide to financial remedy proceedings
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Unlocking the benefits of business relief
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Things to consider when having children together as cohabitees
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A quick guide to cohabitation law in Scotland
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Diversity and inclusion (D&I) in the financial services and insurance sectors (1) — the case for regulatory intervention
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Can I enforce a family court costs order made in England and Wales?
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Funding legal fees during a divorce
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What is a financial order on divorce and dissolution?
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How to deal with a UK pension after an overseas divorce
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Overseas pensions and pension sharing
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Is it possible to prevent someone seeing a child?
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Diversity and inclusion (D&I) in the financial services and insurance sectors (2) — non-financial misconduct
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Predatory marriage — what is it?
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Allocation to track
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Assignment to complexity bands
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Diversity and inclusion in the financial services and insurance sectors (3) — implementing key initiatives
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Psychosocial risk and protecting mental health in the workplace — the new health and safety frontier
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NHS Leadership Competency Framework for Board Members
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Enforcement, contempt and committal proceedings in children cases
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I want my child back — court orders authorising the taking charge and delivery of a child
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International adoption: adopting a child from overseas in England or Wales
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TOLATA
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DNA tests and declarations of parentage
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Adopting a child in England or Wales
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A Guide to Section 11 Orders: Children Orders in the Scottish Courts
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Divorce for influencers
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International child relocation: should I stay, or should I go?
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Skilled worker visas
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Is the Responsible Person an actual person? — and five more important fire safety questions answered
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Getting cyber incident response right: the human element
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Driving change from public inquiries: the challenges and solutions to implementing learning
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Heads of terms
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A guide to adoption in Scotland
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Do I need a cohabitation agreement?
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What does “self-help” mean in divorce proceedings and is it a good idea?
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How to divide assets in a divorce
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What is cohabitation or ‘living together’ and why is it important?
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The legal differences between marriage and living together or cohabitation
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Managing parallel proceedings — tactical decisions involving disclosure
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Pensions and salary sacrifice for lower-paid workers — is it time to look again?
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What is an annulment compared to a divorce?
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What is an executor and what are their duties?
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Cyber risk in the health sector
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Prison Healthcare: ACCT
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How can care managers navigate new immigration rules?
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Traffic Commissioner Preliminary Hearings
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Narcissism, abuse and coercive control
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How to start a separation — frequently asked questions
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Impacts of the new Labour Government on UK Immigration
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Who keeps the family pet if a relationship breaks down?
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Divorce and Dissolution — Frequently Asked Questions
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How to resolve a family law dispute — what are the options?
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Managing realised project challenges
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Moving in together: checklist
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A guide to goods vehicle operators’ licences
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MIAM: Mediation Information and Assessment Meetings
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How to get divorced in Scotland
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No-fault divorce
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International families — family law in a nutshell
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Navigating change: strategies for introducing new technology in law firms
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Who can consent to the medical treatment of a child?
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Who is the Traffic Commissioner and what powers do they have?
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What is a Standing Search?
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Understanding DVSA roadside checks and investigations
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Solicitors in Partnership: Three Mistakes that Lawyers make in relation to their own firms…
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What is the DVSA?
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Changing your name after a divorce or dissolution
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What constitutes conduct in financial remedy proceedings?
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An employer’s guide to immigration routes
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Solicitors in partnership: three common regulatory issues for law firms and partners…
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Solicitors in partnership: when partnership disputes collide with regulatory issues
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Horse livery contracts
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Constructive dismissal
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Lawyer inclusive mediation (LIM) and hybrid mediation
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An employer’s guide to applying for a sponsor licence
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Business valuations on divorce
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Business assets on divorce or dissolution: is a limited company protected from divorce or dissolution?
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Business assets on divorce or dissolution: how does the court approach the pre-marital elements of a business?
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Mediating conflicts in family businesses
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Business assets on divorce or dissolution: How the structure of the business affects the approach to be adopted
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Business assets on divorce or dissolution: key issues for business owners when considering the scope of a financial settlement
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What is a Grant of Probate and how do you get one?
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What is a Will Trust?
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Pulling back the curtain on Equality Act Assessors?
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The Christmas Countdown – how to plan for Christmas as a separated family
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Relationship breakdown for co-owners of a family business
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Business assets and unmarried partners: steps to protect your business from relationship breakdown
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Business assets on divorce or dissolution: steps to protect your business from a future divorce
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Certificates of sponsorship
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Disputes: Is mediation the better way?
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Mediation in property disputes for unmarried couples
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Financial remedy orders on divorce and dissolution: the Law Commission reform project
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Against your will — part 1
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The advantages of discretionary trust wills
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The advantages of life interest will trusts
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A guide to intellectual property law
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An employer’s guide to sponsor licence compliance
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National Procurement Policy Statement update
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Why should you sweat the (seemingly) small stuff?
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Mediation in complex child arrangements including relocation cases
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Non-Financial Misconduct: when ‘off-duty’ behaviour impacts work
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Capitalising maintenance: proposals for reform
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A brief history of surrogacy
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First time buyers — this one is for you
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Managing mental health in the workplace – the importance of evidence- led measurement
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The ERB Series: Expanding employment protections for expanding families
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Police disclosure requests after road traffic collisions – what to consider
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The impact of the Labour budget on small businesses: Business Property Relief
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Mediating property and land disputes
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Confidentiality within mediation
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Out of reach: tackling cross-border recovery of arbitration awards
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Family Law developments in 2025: What can we expect in England and Wales?
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Immigration Salary List
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Cohabitation and pensions
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"Not dark enough to be offended" – Hotel Receptionist wins Tribunal claim
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Mediation Voucher Scheme
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Inheritance Tax post Autumn 2024 Budget: lifetime estate planning is essential for an increasing number of individuals
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Surrogacy — permitted payments and reasonable expenses
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Further extension to the mediation voucher scheme to 2026
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The essential guide to spousal maintenance
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Death in Service Benefits: an update on recent developments
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First Hearing Dispute Resolution Appointment
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A guide to defamation
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Media and Transparency in the Family Court
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Awaab's Law: How are new powers for The Housing Ombudsman influencing social housing?
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What does the new Cafcass Domestic Abuse Practice Policy mean for my family?
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Divorce and dissolution: What is a partnership?
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How partnerships are dealt with on divorce or civil partnership dissolution
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How to deal with a Professional Partnership on divorce or civil partnership dissolution settlement
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Corporate Offence of Failure to Prevent Fraud
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Is your pension scheme suddenly an opportunity, not a burden?
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Changes in corporate sustainability reporting coming over the horizon
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Directors: Overlook your goods vehicle operator licence conditions at your peril
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Inquests after fatal accidents at work: a long and difficult road
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The role of the non-executive director: guardian or passenger?
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Understanding financial dispute resolution hearings
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A guide to Quick Succession Relief
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What are the intestacy rules?
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Employment status for dentists
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The importance of early legal advice in surrogacy arrangements
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Surrogacy: issues to consider when choosing a UK based or overseas based surrogate
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Thinking of traveling? Check your passport!
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EV Charging points – considerations for installation
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Prenuptial Agreements in Scotland
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Green Commercial Leases
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The Crime and Policing Bill 2025: A New Duty to Report Suspected Child Sex Offences
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Causing serious injury by careless driving: nearly three years on
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Surrogacy and immigration/international law: popular destinations for overseas surrogates
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Media Centre
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Weightmans LLP complete merger with Ford & Warren
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Unlawful detention: significant damages awarded in legal case
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Helping to reduce the gender earnings gap at the personal-injury Bar
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New managing partner
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“Forever chemicals” — report spells out the “staggering” cost of remediation
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The Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase 2 Report
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Court of Appeal clarifies the causation test under ‘at the premises’ business interruption policies
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Personal Injury Discount Rate: Scotland & Northern Ireland set new +0.5% rate
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EU product liability reform – what are the implications for the UK?
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Are football referees employees?
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Is it necessary to exhaust the internal grievance process before a repudiatory breach of contract occurs?
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Renters Rights Bill – what does it mean for registered providers?
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Delay to the implementation of the Procurement Act 2023
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Thatcham asks Government to address motor sector challenges
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Darzi review
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Weightmans upholds its position as a leader in ESG with new partnership
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Proposed rent increases under s.13 Housing Act 1998 - who has the jurisdiction?
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Next steps: Reflecting on retail’s latest equal pay casualty
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Sentencing VLOs in health and safety cases – is change on the horizon?
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Legal 500 hall of famer joins Weightmans’ team of ESG experts in London
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The Oasis comeback: What’s The Story?
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New Homes Accelerator — what do government plans mean for housebuilders?
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Research Reveals Airport Hotspots for Parking Violations, with Luton in the Lead
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Six students complete internship with Weightmans through Everton in the Community partnership
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Leading planning lawyer joins built environment team in Birmingham
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EAT found that a change in care home provider was not a business transfer for some and a change in service provision for others
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Drones – making aspirations a reality
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Portal claims data – second quarter sees significant reduction in EL and PL volumes
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“WFH” (Working from Holiday) – survey reveals a “switched on” working population
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The “humble’’ ham sandwich – study flags diabetes risk
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Long Covid – The Lancet publishes new clinical review
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The Arbitration Bill
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Employee ownership trusts: rising taxes and economic shifts
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UK inheritance tax changes under a new Labour government
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Labour government tax changes: can we expect increased capital gains tax rates?
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New rules on allocation of tips
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Genium X4 microprocessor knee — redefining amputee mobility
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The Grenfell Tower Inquiry: reflections on approaching the Phase 2 Report
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Disney purport that Disney+ terms and conditions prevent wrongful lawsuit being brought
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New government, new water sector regulation
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Vicarious liability – the latest - DJ v Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council & AG [2024] EWCA Civ 841
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Fire safety in care homes: how do I protect my business and how do I challenge the fire service?
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Office for Students updates guidance on harassment and sexual misconduct
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The new duty of candour: will it apply to me and what will my obligation be?
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28% deals increase in first six months for Weightmans’ corporate team in Newcastle
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Assisted suicide
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Assessing mental capacity — getting it in the right order
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New partner signals growth for Weightmans’ Glasgow office
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New powers to search, freeze and forfeit crypto assets
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Mental Health Law Briefing
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The Arbitration Bill – one of the Labour Government’s legislative priorities
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What should employers do when they’re made aware of criminal charges against an employee?
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The new duty to prevent Sexual Harassment in the workplace
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Weightmans’ commitment to ESG integration once again rewarded with ISO certifications in environment and energy management
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High Court guidance on the basis of criminal investigation, Home Office Counting Rules and deletion of police records
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Hamilton Corporate Member Ltd & Others v Afghan Global Insurance Ltd & Others [2024] EWHC 1426 (Comm)
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‘Words have Wings’: Equality Act change extends discrimination protection
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Future action on silicosis?
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Do decision makers need to have knowledge of a protected disclosure to establish a whistleblowing claim?
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Surveyors and fire safety — Important changes
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CQC Single Assessment Framework update
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Secret Commission Claims on the Rise in Energy Broker Litigation
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'The Obesity Paradox': Enhancing Immunotherapy Strategies
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HSE prosecute for asbestos and dust failings
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Weightmans success- Chambers High Net Worth 2024
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PIDR – The clock is ticking
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Kings Speech discusses Employment, Business and Transport
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Changes to consumer law
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RIBA Publishes New Principal Designer Contract
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Changes to competition law
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The King's Speech talks Employment Rights and Equal Pay
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Bridging Representation Gaps at Inquests: Actions for Organisations
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EU act to ban food flavouring
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Surgery often ineffective for most mesothelioma patients
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The changing face of compensation claims
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Labour's Plan for Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls
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Labour — what can the financial services sector expect now?
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Retail & leisure: a summary of Labour’s potential changes on the sectors
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Labour's Election Victory: Impact on UK Transport & Logistics
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Election results: The impact on the manufacturing sector with a focus on health & safety
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Labour Landslide: Anticipating Changes in Energy & Utilities
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New partner joins national private wealth team
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Labour and leasehold
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A new Labour Government: All change for employment law?
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One – nil to Jeremy Vine in libel claim
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The Employment Law Election?
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Weightmans report most successful year to date
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Right To Work Checks — Update
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Writs and Warrants: Can you really trust the process?
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Why must employers assess the characteristics of employees?
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Autonomy in aviation — Law Commission consults on UK regulatory framework as lawyers call for a new human right
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Can police officer pre-attestation conduct amount to gross misconduct?
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Can contract workers claim indirect discrimination against a principal whom they were working for?
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Liability of individuals in discrimination cases
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EAT confirms the requirements for effectively settling future claims in a settlement agreement
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Weightmans awarded highest ESG rating by EcoVadis
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Weightmans reappointed to £100m NEPO legal services framework
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New partner joins national financial services team
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Laycock revisited: A Claimant’s refusal to undergo medical examination – when will the court impose a stay?
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Poll reveals hearing loss in the younger generation
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MOD faces toxic air claims
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Calls for the next government to remove asbestos from all schools
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Health and safety reform? What could we expect from a new Labour Government?
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Fitness for human habitation claims – what are they worth?
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Managing EURO 2024 Festivities as Employers
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Financial Fraud Hotspots
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Limitation periods for unfair prejudice petitions following Zedra – a landmark case
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Evidential disputes in trespass to person permission hearings
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Domestic violence protection orders when the victim is not supportive
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Weightmans promote 15 to partner
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Supreme Court hands down Judgment unanimously overturning landmark court ruling in Japanese Knotweed claim
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CyXcel announce two new hires to lead North American expansion
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Japanese knotweed – Davies v Bridgend CBC – a welcome decision for defendants
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Death by dangerous cycling — a new offence?
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Summary of blood inquiry report
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General Election 2024: Alert for property insurers
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Labour’s new deal: all change for employment law?
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Weightmans appointed to legal services panel to support Sanctuary
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Work-related upper limb disorders (WRULDs) – a time to be concerned?
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Weightmans welcomes new legal director to police team
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Claims volumes unchanged as Q1 figures released
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Regulators under review: Government to review Care Quality Commission’s effectiveness
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CRU claims data – the end of “compensation culture”?
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Weightmans announce ESG Advisory Group
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Talc products — asbestos settlement appears close
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Changes to death certification from September 2024
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Research reveals UK regions with the most unclaimed estates
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‘The law of apologies’ — consultation launched with reform likely
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Weightmans’ commitment to apprentices recognised at major awards
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Overwork and “burnout” — how should employers respond?
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Independent review of social housing provider’s damp and mould reporting procedures
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Liability for the acts of senior management for economic crimes
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Three new partners join Weightmans in London and Liverpool
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Open justice — proposed rule change will increase transparency
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Service and registered addresses
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Fairness of dismissal — where there is a breakdown in the working relationship
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ACAS publishes guidance on the new Carer’s Leave Entitlement
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New social housing consumer standards have taken effect
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Government launches new disability guide with CIPD
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Disability Discrimination claims can be costly
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UK strike law incompatible with human rights
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Weightmans announces CyXcel expansion to North America
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Retail violence — England and Wales to align with Scotland
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Consultation launched in the light of Court of Appeal ruling
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Weightmans scoop major award at Legal 500 ESG Awards 2024
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Mesothelioma — latest research paints a mixed picture for patients
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39% of Brits Sign Contracts Without Understanding Them, Survey Finds
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New water industry Special Administration Regime
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Real estate student accommodation (PBSA) market insight — Glasgow, Scotland and UK wide
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Mesothelioma litigation — Leading Counsel’s fees disallowed on costs assessment
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The United States finally bans white asbestos
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Vaping link to raised risk of heart failure
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Court fees set to increase by 10% from May 2024
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Equality Act defences to possession claims — High Court ruling on application of section 15 test
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Is a building manager an Accountable Person under the Building Safety Act?
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New appointments give Weightmans a boost in the Midlands
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Weightmans join regional Mayor to tackle race inequality
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Weightmans elect new senior partner, as David Lewis retires
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Family friendly rights upgraded
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Holiday Pay: Your Essential Guide to the new rules
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Duty of care to university students: Important Supreme Court decision
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Breaches of procurement procedural rules
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False or misleading documents or statements
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Mixed injury claims clarification at last
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Judicial College Guidelines — increases to the guideline rates
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Appeal resolves asbestos uncertainty
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Transforming our skies — how drones and electric Vertical Take Off Taxis could boost the economy by £45 billion
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Extended Redundancy Protection for pregnant employees and new parents
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Is dismissal considered a reasonable response when an employee makes a racist joke?
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Reasonable adjustments — A Timely reminder
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Fire and Re-hire: the updated statutory code of practice
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Highways Act (Amendment) Bill
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Seven Weightmans team members make Thomson Reuters’ Stand Out Lawyers list
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Litigation down by a quarter yet court delays increase
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Weightmans win big at Legal 500 Northern Powerhouse Awards
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Changing dynamics of families
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Ransomware is rocketing — but should you pay it?
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The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill
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Weightmans advise HSS Hire Group Plc in £23m transaction
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Global ethical business report
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From Cheshire West to Peterborough — a judicial attempt to narrow the definition of deprivation of liberty?
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Closing a loophole with the new failure to prevent fraud offence: What you need to know
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Novel heads of loss — loss of chance of inheritance
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Spring Budget 2024: highlights of the budget and what it means for you
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International Women's Day
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The importance of making a Will and keeping it updated
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ECCTA changes to Companies House
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Changes following the Powers of Attorney Act 2023
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Reintroduction of fees in the Employment Tribunal and Employment Appeal Tribunal: Let us know your views
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Can whistleblowing claims be brought after the signing of a COT3 agreement?
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Menopause guidance introduced by the Equality and Human Rights Commission
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Employer Liability for Harassment and TUPE Transfers
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‘Long COVID’ — the latest developments
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Retail crime — “a crisis that needs action”
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Weightmans advise Natural Stone Surfaces Ltd on the purchase of Precision Stone Ltd
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A last-minute bump in the road for the widely anticipated Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive
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Surrogacy — progress and proposed Reform
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Application for financial proceedings after an overseas divorce
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The road to Martyn's Law: all change?
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Weightmans bolsters London position with several major new hires
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Traffic Commissioners to examine agency driver arrangements more closely
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Civil Justice Council respond to proposed court fee increase
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Weightmans shortlisted in key categories at Legal 500 ESG Awards 2024
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Mental Health Burnout — Report calls for a national summit led by Government
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Children in Crisis: Legal considerations for care in a paediatric setting
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What’s coming up in Family Law in Scotland in 2024
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Update on Immigration Rules Changes 2024
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High Court confirms police officer’s power in custody to seize clothes
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Employment Tribunal Claims: A move towards compulsory ADR?
-
A helpful landlord is not liable for carrying out improvement works
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Weightmans in Manchester kick-starts 2024 with new partner
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Fully remote working — a way forward?
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Immigration Changes 2024: A Reminder
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‘Clearing The Air’ – report calls for removal of all asbestos in schools and hospitals
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Weightmans advise administrators in sale of business and assets of North Brewing
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The approach to applications for late expert evidence
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Crystal ball gazing — Health and Safety in 2024 and beyond
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Ofwat modifies water company licences to introduce customer-focused principles
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Mediation: getting the timing right
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29% deals increase in 2023 for Weightmans’ corporate team in Newcastle
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Implementing “Right Care Right Person” — easier said than done for police forces?
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Weightmans awarded UK Top 10 employer status
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Heartbreak Neighbourhoods
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Personal Injury Discount Rate (PIDR) — call for evidence launched
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Varying spousal maintenance for equitable outcomes
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Motor Finance Commission
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Awaab’s Law — the timescale for repairs
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The end of secondary victim claims in clinical negligence? Paul, Polmear and Purchase appeals fail
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The extension of FRCs: a guide to “contracting out”
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Weightmans advise in management buyout of New World Hotels Limited
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The forecast for Family Law in 2024
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Rare update on costs in civil protective orders and the future of the standard of proof
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CTS cyberattack: why MSPs must make security an ongoing priority
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Supreme Court decision in HXA v Surrey County Council; YXA v Wolverhampton City Council. Judgment handed down
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Drones — transformational for retail and logistics but a headache for insurers?
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‘Tick tock’ on Retained EU Law — or is it?
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The cost of care
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Upper Tribunal gives guidance on effects of Schedule 8 of the Building Safety Act
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Weightmans advise Apadmi on investment from CBPE
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Update on Proximate Cause in Insurance — Court of Appeal unanimously dismiss Exeter’s University’s Appeal
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A tale of two disabilities
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Low level asbestos exposure — what constitutes “a material increase in risk”?
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Housing Association ordered to pay over £145,000 in damages by the County Court under Housing Act 1988 after unlawful eviction
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CFC and Weightmans to launch UK Cyber Monitoring Centre
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Weightmans success: Pursuer’s agent found to have acted in a manifestly unreasonable manner, expenses awarded
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Can courts grant final injunctions that prevent persons, who are unidentified, from occupying land?
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CyXcel announced as a finalist in the 2024 Cyber Insurance Awards Europe
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Weightmans has been successful in High Court contempt proceedings in the case of Metroline Limited v Mr Diego Barbosa Araujo
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Divisible or indivisible injury? It might be immaterial
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Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in housing conditions claims — what does the future hold?
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Weightmans featured in The Legal 500's second UK Green Guide 2024 Edition
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Challenging expert evidence
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Investigating complaints of sexual harassment by police officers
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International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls
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Retail violence — Government launches Project Pegasus
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Amendments to the Equality Act 2010 — Retaining European protections for UK employees
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Mesothelioma — clinical advances offer hope for patients
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The King’s Speech of 7 November 2023
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Overturning a finding of fact — a warning to litigators
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A new duty to prevent sexual harassment at work?
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HSE Summary Statistics Release 2023
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Supreme Court rejects limitation defence in secret commission claim
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Charity law update
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Autumn Statement 2023 — highlights and what it means
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New disclosure timeframes for criminal convictions — What do employers need to know?
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RSH consultation on statutory powers
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Consultation on increased court fees
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Transgender Awareness Week — Supporting transitioning employees
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Weightmans LLP advise on sale of CM Research Ltd
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The legalisation of assisted suicide
-
Use of Regulation 13 in dispensing with probationary constables
-
Responsibilities for after-care under s117 Mental Health Act: The Supreme Court’s Judgment
-
Retained EU Law reform — draft statutory instrument published
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The right to choose — belief and dilemmas in capacity assessments
-
SEC targets SolarWinds Corp and CISO over cybersecurity weaknesses
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Ben Troke new healthcare partner in Leeds office
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A rise in Housing Ombudsman complaints — Testing times for landlords
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The new Provider Selection Regime
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The Times best law firms 2024 list
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An update on section 21 notices
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False imprisonment and mentally unwell detainees
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Transgender discrimination — what to consider
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Discrimination because of menopause
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Information Commissioner lacks jurisdiction over US corporation monitoring behaviour of data subjects in the UK for foreign law enforcement
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RSH consultation on consumer standards
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Financial Conduct Authority’s £11 million data breach fine
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Understanding and addressing the health risks of damp and mould in the home
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Suspected failings in the regulation of combined sewer overflows
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Holiday pay: Supreme Court decision increases financial exposure for employers
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Fixed recoverable costs in lower damages clinical negligence claims
-
International private wealth expert joins Weightmans
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The importance of gas safety in homes and the protection of vulnerable tenants
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Weightmans successfully repudiates de minimis noise-induced hearing loss claim and recovers expenses
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HSE statistics 2022/23
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Restrictive covenants in franchising
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Lord Scarbrough and the Trustees of Lumley Castle return to the helm
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Weightmans welcomes lawyer with ‘unique set of skills’
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Can a share incentive plan transfer under TUPE?
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To what extent will solicitors’ compulsory professional indemnity insurance provide cover for liabilities which include the firm’s fees?
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Reasonable adjustments in the application process
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Can the use of an offensive racial term during an equality training session amount to gross misconduct?
-
Global digital transformation and cyber security experts launch first-of-its-kind business
-
Privacy Shield 3.0: The UK-US Data Bridge has been announced
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NHS Pension Scheme — Age discrimination reversal
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Building Safety Act: Court of Appeal provides guidance on interpretation of provisions
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P&C Legacy group Marco Capital advances UK motor strategy with law firm Weightmans
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Home Office publishes (more) changes to UK Immigration Rules
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RAAC “shambles” – full disclosure awaited as asbestos fears voiced
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Thrills and spills: another win for Weightmans’ sports team
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The Civil Justice Council publishes final report on Pre-Action Protocols
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The RAAC crisis — are there professional indemnity claims “bubbling” under?
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Weightmans further strengthens European presence with merger
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Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) — why school closures are just the tip of the iceberg?
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Asbestos disease claim not allowed to proceed due to time bar
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Lidl v Tesco: When only an injunction is adequate relief
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Weightmans moves in the Midlands
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Weightmans and Caldy are the perfect match as firm announces sponsorship
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Are restrictions to “lost years” claims set to be challenged?
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Weightmans strengthens police team with triple hire
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High court’s warning about issuing in the Royal Courts of Justice
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The burden of proof in ASB injunctions
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Product liability — where are we going?
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Assumption of responsibility and omissions — a new era for public authorities?
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UK Flash Flooding on the rise — an alert for property insurers
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‘To Mediate or Not to Mediate?’ — that is (no longer) the question!
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JC Guidelines
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An important decision for cross-border cases
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Legal costs jurisdiction challenge
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Accident on board flight
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Filmed trials and court hearings in France
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Contributory negligence and children
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The European Commission adopts new adequacy decision for EU-US data flows — a UK perspective
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Pedestrian hit by tractor
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Cyclists who kill pedestrians
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Can an employee be fairly dismissed in the absence of a dismissal meeting?
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Flexible working — an update
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Immigration updates
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McCulloch v Forth Valley Health Board [2023] UKSC 26 - does “doctor know best”?
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Record turnover at Weightmans as the firm sees 22% growth
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Employers can no longer use agency staff to fill in for striking workers
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The Supreme Court’s view on the engagement of Article 2 ECHR
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Workplace Claims Pre-action Protocol Disclosure Consultation
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Claims inflation — solvency warning issued to insurers
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The Building Safety Act 2022: Extension of Limitation periods
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Draft investigation reports — can they be disclosed as part of Tribunal proceedings?
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Time to review the reserve?
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Bridging the gap between social media misconduct and the workplace
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Subconscious discrimination — Should this be taken into account when considering a direct discrimination complaint?
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Personal Injury Discount Rate
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Weightmans gets Energy boost with new commercial hire
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Weightmans announces new additions to the Glasgow family team
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“Fundamental reform” on the horizon for the Traffic Commissioners?
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Workplace transport safety
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Weightmans welcomes three more experts to Glasgow
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High Court refuses permission for ClientEarth to continue action against Shell's directors
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The COVID 19 national Inquiry — what is it about and where are we?
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A closer look at the Renters Reform Bill
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Is an employer liable for the acts of a third party?
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A reflection on economic challenges for the UK construction industry in 2023
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Supply chain sustainability — what’s coming up the line
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CRU claims data — stagnant levels rule out post-COVID bounce back
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Calls for specific legislation grow as retail violence increases
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Home Standard breaches — the need for periodic safety inspections in the social housing sector
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Successful application under section 127 IA 1986
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Smarter Regulation: Changes to working time, TUPE and restrictive covenants announced
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Civil Justice Council Costs Review — Final Report
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What is deprivation of liberty?
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Weightmans and Everton in the Community sets students on path to success
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Ruff decision for pursuer involved in dog walking accident
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Six star lawyer completes world marathon series
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Fixed recoverable costs
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NEC dispute resolution procedure
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Turning a blind eye — what is required to condone dishonesty
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Aston v City of Liverpool YMCA — A leap of faith?
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Weightmans promotes 11 to partner in latest round of promotions
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Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill — Forewarned is forearmed
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Liberty Protection Safeguards in limbo
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The Supreme Court's judgment on the limits of the exercise of parental responsibility
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Retained Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill 2022
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Anti-social behaviour action plan
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Mild TBI and dementia — court confirms still no causal link
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£700,000 hearing loss award for former marine
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Workplace exposure to asbestos remains unproven
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Article 2 in the context of lapses in care and treatment
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LEGAL COMMENT: Weightmans experts respond to proposed surrogacy reforms
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A useful reminder of when solicitors owe duties to third parties
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Is Gretna Green going to become popular again for runaway couples?
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Is it fair to discipline an employee because of his aggressive behaviour which arose because of his disability?
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Employment Appeal Tribunal takes rare look at ‘marital status’ discrimination
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War exclusion upheld in relation to damage caused by controlled detonation of World War 2 bomb at Exeter University
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Striking the balance — the risks of pre-inquest admissions
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The National Deprivation of Liberty Court
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Restrictions on the private lives of police officers under conduct investigations
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Family of deceased awarded £250,000 for loss of society
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Weightmans welcomes new police partner
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Asbestos exposure prior to 1965 — foreseeability is determined by “the standards of the day”
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Bar set too high for nightclub in slipping accident
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Changes to Limited Partnerships are due to become law in Spring 2023
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HM Land Registry delays leaving lenders in limbo
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Weightmans set to move in Birmingham
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Weightmans improves ESG literacy with bespoke training programme
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Occupiers cannot extinguish their liability for lighting
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Anti-Social Behaviour Injunctions: Court of Appeal decision clarifies sentencing options for committals
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The Evolution of Martyn’s Law: the Protect Duty
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The Charities Act 2022 — key changes for trustees and their advisors
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Prince Harry’s ‘Spare’: Confusion reigns over unconscious bias?
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Court of Appeal decision on mixed injury cases: What does it mean for you?
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In pursuit of certainty — ICO enforcement
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Weightmans wins place on national NHS legal framework
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Claimant falls short in proving liability for statutory breach post ERRA
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Regaining control in vexatious litigation
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Court of Appeal case demonstrates uncertainty and complexity for unmarried separating couples
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Causation and material contribution in birth injury claims — a victory for claimants?
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Horizon scanning: Insolvency forecasts for 2023
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Harpur Trust v Brazel: Consultation proposes tidy-up of complex holiday pay rules
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Weightmans successfully defends Metropolitan Police in a recent case involving debt claims
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Clinical negligence — a High Court decision on quantum
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And so it begins!
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The future of flexible working — what do employers need to know?
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Weightmans recognised as a UK Top Employer
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Adapting to the new CQC approach: guidance for healthcare providers
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Divorce Day 2023 — legal comment
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Building Safety Act 2022 continues to evolve
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Working in cold weather — how employers and organisations can mitigate the risks
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Slip on ice — no duty to grit car park
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Landmark ruling finds Covid vaccine dismissals did not discriminate
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Adjudication enforcement: arbitration provisions
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A challenge to French succession planning? Key takeaways for those with assets in France
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Co-location of energy could significantly cut the cost of expanding renewables
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The crisis within the Family Court and Non-Court alternatives
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HSE statistics show rising cost of workplace stress, depression and anxiety
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A roadmap for the year ahead: What will transport regulation look like in 2023?
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Weightmans makes triple hire for national healthcare team
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Landmark legal case highlights value of injunctions in cyber attack cases
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Autumn Statement 2022 — Weightmans experts outline key proposals
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The Register of Offshore Entities: UK properties held in offshore structures — what you need to know
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Inheritance tax and siblings: proposed reform
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The Scottish Law Commission’s report on cohabitants in Scotland has now been published
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Kanwarjit Singh Juj v John Lewis Partnership PLC
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MoJ Portal interim payments — A long awaited decision on paragraph 7.12!
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A review of the Supreme Court decision in Guest v Guest
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Subject access requests, delays and claims
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The headlines from the decisions in Stonegate, Greggs and Various Eateries
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Proposed reform to the rights of cohabitants in England and Wales
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Q&A: Directors duties versus creditors interests
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Does The EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill spell the end for existing Health and Safety Regulations?
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The Court of Appeal assess insurers’ potential to challenge credit hire claims within the MOJ portal
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Weightmans soars with new Aviation hire
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The purpose of public inquiries: learning lessons from the Grenfell Tower Inquiry
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Is the cost-of-living crisis causing more people to divorce?
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Weightmans shortlisted for the Insider North East Dealmakers Awards 2022
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‘Return of the cap’? Public sector exit payments: consultation on new controls process
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NHS announces new system for investigating serious incidents
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Liability for trespassers
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Changes to Capital Gains Tax rules on divorce and dissolution
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Consultation on qualified one-way costs shifting closes
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Part year workers — how should leave be calculated?
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Digital right to work checks for British and Irish Citizens
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Can the occupier and employer both be liable?
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The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive
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The Building Safety Act 2022
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Human Rights Act 1998 Article 3 — no retrospective engagement
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New Mental Health Bill 2022
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Concerns over delays to register lasting powers of attorneys
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Concussion — One too many hurdles?
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The OIC process one year in — what do we know?
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Has compensation culture bitten the dust?
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Non-fatal collisions. New offences in force from 28 June 2022
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Weightmans announces financial results
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Weightmans and RadcliffesLeBrasseur complete merger
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Unfair dismissal: Must a finding of discrimination always make dismissal unfair?
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COVID-19: Return-to-work refuser was fairly dismissed
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Helpful court guidance for police forces on when and how to apply for SROs
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Clarifications to the 2018 prescription act in Scotland
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Lawyer represents Team GB in Europe
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Weightmans announces latest promotions
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Weightmans grows national healthcare team with Newcastle appointments
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Construction industry worker shortage — is the frontier worker permit the answer?
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The High Court considers the validity of tenancies granted by fraudulent employees of the landlord
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Further update: right to work (RTW) checks
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Employee privacy: E-mails sent from business account not confidential says Court of Appeal
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PFI update — insurance premium risk sharing and expiry
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Damages Claims Portal
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Service charges and GP practices
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Does the death of a vulnerable care home resident require an Article 2 inquest?
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GP partnership disputes
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The Upper Tribunal and restrictive covenants
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An update on Owens v Owens
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Policing and Crime Act and the Mental Health Act
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Dr Michalak and the GMC
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An analysis of the law relative to quantification of damages in fatal claims north and south of the England/Scotland border
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All change in the Family Court — a review of recent reforms designed to improve efficiency
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Changes in divorce and civil partnership legislation
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COVID-19 and annual leave: Must we allow staff to ‘carry-over’ holiday?
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Grievances: Can we dismiss an employee who raises serial complaints?
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When can a visit visa be used for European Union construction workers instead of the points-based immigration system?
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Weightmans appoints Stuart Whittle as Chief Innovation and Technology Officer
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Functional Neurological Disorder: Finding order within the disorder
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The Care Quality Commission challenges
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What do we know about the COVID-19 Public Inquiry so far?
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Highway Code changes 2022: what do they mean for motorcyclists?
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Weightmans appointed to NHS Resolution new Legal Framework panels
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Weightmans acquires MatterLab following landmark AI and data project
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The duty of care owed by police: a useful restatement
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Highway Code Changes 2022: What does it mean for cyclists?
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High Court rejects constructive trust and proprietary estoppel claims
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New SDLT surcharge for Non-UK resident purchasers of UK residential property
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Court of Appeal delivers a blow to insurers challenge to Benefits Recovery Act
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Extension of the Article 2 ECHR boundaries?
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Cross-examination at the Medical Practitioners Tribunal (MPT)
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The importance of natural justice in employee disciplinary hearings
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Can gross negligence constitute gross misconduct?
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The interaction between guardianship and DoLS
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New Year, New Highway Code…
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Health and Care Visa scheme expanded
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Court of Appeal provides useful guidance given for horse owners on strict liability under Animals Act
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Directors beware! New disqualification rules to curb abuse of the company dissolution process
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Weightmans appoints new litigation partner to aviation team
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Environment Act 2021 — Storm overflows
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Weightmans secures trial win for one of the UK’s largest retailers
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Less than 2 months to go: how to proactively resolve Christmas child arrangements disputes
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Weightmans secures top law firm ranking
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Contributory negligence: getting into a drunk driver’s car
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Custody officer’s power to deny bail after charge on ‘own interest’ or ‘own protection’ grounds preserved
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Can employers bypass collective bargaining? The Supreme Court decides
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Court awards damages exceeding £1.3 million
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Official Injury Claim quarterly data releases
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Claimant jailed for seven months for contempt of court
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Liquidated damages and partial possession
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Supreme Court provides clarification in the Brownlie 2 decision
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Trivial data breach claim struck out
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Weightmans welcomes first apprentice solicitors
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Case exposing dubious practice by motor engineers shifts goalposts for insurers
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Weightmans secure discontinuance in large loss employer’s liability claim
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Parenting decisions and gender dysphoria: what is the impact of the Court of Appeal decision in Bell/Tavistock?
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A lesson in instructing experts in mental capacity assessments
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Construction professionals: when will a duty of care arise to third parties?
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Nuisance claim update
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Fraud does not taint innocent partners
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Malicious cyber attack results in data breach
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Will a contractual change be void under TUPE even if it benefits the employee?
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Success fees in mesothelioma claims
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National Security and Investment Act
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When expert engineering evidence in a vehicle damage and credit hire claim is not what it seems
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The law relating to divorce and civil partnership is changing
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Entry on MID does not bind motor insurer
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Trust compliance: What do trustees need to do?
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Nervous shock and claims for psychiatric injury
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HM Treasury Special Severance Payment Guidance Updated; the grip on the purse strings tighten
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Changes to the QOCS in Scotland, from 30 June 2021
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Brexit — the impact on the construction sector
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Judge finds fundamental dishonesty after ex-employee lies about his previous claims history
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An interim injunction against the world for a police informant
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Under pressure: When a customer calls for an employee’s dismissal
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Confirmation of the test for mental capacity to make a will
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Prison authorities failed to keep a prisoner reasonably safe
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The Charity Code of Governance
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Major reforms to the UK’s audit market and corporate governance regime
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Failure by Spectra Drive to insure a credit hire vehicle leads to claim being dismissed on the grounds of illegality
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Visiting Europe? To work, or not to work?
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Aggregation in reinsurance
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Removing the resident labour market test — transitional teething problems — or here to stay?
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The Ockenden Review
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Even Premier League footballers are owed a duty of care
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Damages for malicious prosecution
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Testing times: can an employer require workers to undertake mandatory COVID-19 tests?
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Contracts for services — Another visitor visa option for short term workers entering the UK?
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Lawful arrest — a case against Chelmsford Crown Court and Chief Constable of Essex
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Al-Najar and others v The Cumberland Hotel (London) Limited 2020 EWCA 1716
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Post-Brexit: Is the Visitor Visa an option?
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Unlawful killing — the civil standard of proof
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The importance of a valid notice of warranty claim — recent guidance from the courts
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Tree falls and highway duties
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A First Class decision on impecuniosity from the Court of Appeal
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Ex turpi causa — Supreme Court
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Weightmans launches new solicitor apprenticeships
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Necessity to arrest for a search
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HMRC increases estate investigations for Inheritance Tax
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Court of Appeal decision in Cable v LV
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Weightmans releases positive trainee retention figures
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Emergency Services collaboration — the successes and pitfalls
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Ogden working party releases 8th Edition of Ogden tables
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A common-sense approach to Basic Hire Rates (BHR) evidence
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De facto directors personally responsible for company contempt
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Are expert reports in inquests privileged?
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Forum shopping is alive and well: Villiers v Villiers Supreme Court decision
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Goodenough v Chief Constable of Thames Valley (2020)
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Gas safety certificates and the service of S21 notices
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No tax relief for in-specie transfers
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Disclosure of medical records to a personal representative — is a claim required?
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Do not resuscitate, advance decisions, LPAs and safeguarding
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Vicarious liability — the Supreme Court restores order
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Weightmans announces partnership with risk management platform AuditComply
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CPR amendments effective April 2020
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Remedies of last resort
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Restrictive covenants in shareholders' agreements
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Civil litigation update — success fees in Scotland
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Court of Appeal issues guidance on restoring a dissolved company to the register
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Weightmans Liverpool HQ made fit for the future
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Breadwinner v homemaker: what happens on divorce?
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Securing settled status — how far does the employer’s duty go?
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Breach of healthcare guidelines in clinical negligence claims — guidelines or tramlines?
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New pre-action protocols bring clarity for disrepair and possession claims
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Electronic service of a Copley offer by text message deemed acceptable
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Article 3 — the threshold for engagement
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Weightmans expands into North East England
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Credit hire costs, taxi drivers, loss of profit and the correct assessment of loss
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Court of Protection clarifies rules for gifts made under Lasting Powers of Attorney
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Rees and Others v Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis
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TUPE: Obligation to maintain National Minimum Wage records moves to transferee
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Will covertly recording a meeting always be gross misconduct?
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Scarle v Scarle and the 'commorientes' rule: who died first?
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'Fundamentally dishonest’ tripping claim with costs summarily assessed
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Navigating auto-renewal contracts and unfair terms
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An executor’s right of indemnity
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Four promoted to Equity Partnership at Weightmans
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Beyond the Employment Tribunal: what happens next when a claim just won’t go away?
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Do we need to record all employee working time? New case from the ECJ
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A reminder on the succession of farming tenancies
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Weightmans promotes 103 as new roles created
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Lewis v Tindale, MIB and another — MIB liability for claims outside the scope of the Uninsured and Untraced Drivers Agreements
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Trust fined for false imprisonment of patient
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The Scottish Compulsory Pre-Action Protocol — Binding admissions
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Defamation, Jurisdiction & Forum Non Conveniens
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Personal liability of directors: Could you be caught out?
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Changes to the Financial Ombudsman Service
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‘Use’ of a vehicle — an opportunity missed?
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Doctors who are subject to a GMC interim suspension should continue to be paid, decides Court of Appeal
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Expenses in the Scottish Courts — new rules
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Redundancy pay (and other statutory limits) to rise again
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Claiming a breach of section 41 of the Highways Act 1980
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Can a claimant insist that an employment tribunal judgment is removed from the online public record?
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Liability, chain of causation, Contributory Negligence, Art 75 and meaningful degree of negligence
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Cameron v Hussain, LV and MIB — Normal 'service' is resumed for untraced driver cases
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Weightmans secures government grant for AI and data project that will transform legal services
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Specific performance for breach of repairing covenant at Beetham Tower
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Disability discrimination: what counts as ‘unfavourable’ treatment?
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Proving race discrimination: Our success in Court of Appeal
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Weightmans lawyer helps to make history as Emmeline Pankhurst statue is unveiled in Manchester
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Holiday Pay: Important new case on ‘carry over’ and pay in lieu of annual leave
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Avoid a contractual own goal — the importance of entire agreement clauses
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Universal credit — delays and the impact on divorced or divorcing couples
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Weightmans launches specialist Aviation team
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Defendants are entitled to pre action disclosure of impecuniosity evidence
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The danger of non-disclosure in acquisitions
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Ill health retirement: Will a flawed procedure always be discriminatory?
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Cavanagh v Witley Parish Council, Court of Appeal
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Duty of care owed by A&E receptionist
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A shift in the accepted legal understanding of what constitutes a marriage
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The scope of the liability of the Motor Insurers Bureau (MIB) as an emanation of the UK state
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Duty of care, negligence and assumption of responsibility
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Industry-wide trucks cartel facing massive legal claim in UK tribunal
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Late acceptance of a Part 36 Offer does not automatically give rise to indemnity costs
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Emergency services owe duty of care to individual following 999 call
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Coroner’s Inquests and Article 2 — Fernandes endorsed by the UK Courts
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When is a member in “pensionable service”?
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Injunctions: when can an employee stop us from suspending them?
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Contribution claims between insurers in mesothelioma cases — limitation and basis of assessment of quantum
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The duty to warn and the limited application of Chester v Afshar
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Weightmans partners with University of Liverpool and Kira Systems to develop AI capable of legal reasoning
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The Financial Guidance and Claims Act
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KA v MA — A Reminder of the Value of a Pre Nuptial Agreement
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The burden of proof in Article 5 claims
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Monitoring Officer Handbook Interview
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Covert surveillance and privacy at work: Important new case-law
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Multiple allegations of misconduct: Tread carefully to avoid unfair dismissal
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Unfair Dismissal on the expiry of a Fixed Term Contract
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Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Amendment Regulations 2018
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Police immunity — Hill misunderstood?
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Police obstruction and self-defence
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An exercise in discretion: Robert Carroll v Chief Constable of Greater Manchester
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Personal injury, Negligence, Occupiers’ Liability Act 1957
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Limitation and jurisdiction — The Care Act and recovery of care home fees
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A point of interest
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Court of Appeal rules on the case of IBM v Dalgleish and others
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Equal pay update: three new cases you need to know about
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When work transfers overseas, what happens to the staff (and does TUPE apply)?
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The Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) Act 2010 is not retrospective
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Industrial relations update: five new cases
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Putting assets out of reach of creditors
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Calculating strike pay deductions
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TL v Chief Constable of Surrey
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McCarthy v Chief Constable of Merseyside Police
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S.11 repairing obligations in the Supreme Court
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Supreme Court Judgment reminds employers of the risk of reinstatement orders
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Recoverable damages for wasted staff costs
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Employment termination payments, tax and injury to feelings
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Important judgment on the accrual of holiday during long term sickness
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Restricting where your former employees work can be reasonable says High Court
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Stopping e-mail access to absent employee was unlawful discrimination
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Walker v Metropolitan Police
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Holiday pay claims: new limits introduced
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Manufacturer may not be liable even if a product is defective
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New inheritance rules came into force on 1 October 2024 for people who don’t have a will
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Christopher Edwards v London Borough of Sutton [2016] EWCA Civ 1005
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A director’s authority to bind a company
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Are the courts prepared to rule on academic judgement?
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Reasonable redeployment
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Share purchase agreements and restrictive covenants
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Retla clauses and bills of lading
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Religious dress at work: conflicting opinions
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Do you know which jurisdiction governs your contract?
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Limitation matters — or does it?
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The cost of reasonable adjustments
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Changes to share buy backs
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ACoP for the CDM 2015 Regulations?
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Port or berth charter — who pays for delay?
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Misconduct linked to disability — new case law
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Whistleblowing: who can claim?
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Allotment rents increase unlawful
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The evolving landscape of foreseeability in tree root subsidence cases
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An improper purpose
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Preece v JD Wetherspoons plc
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Breakdown of relationships justifies dismissal
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TUPE the final word — it's static not dynamic
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How much HR involvement is appropriate in a disciplinary process?
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Adding insult to injury? Taxation of awards for discrimination
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LVI — A fresh approach for defendants
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Colour Quest Ltd v Total Downstream UK Plc
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Changes to notification of auditor resignations
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Weightmans to merge with Mace & Jones
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Learning from mistakes and implementing change from public inquiries – the recurring calls to plug the gap
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World Mental Health Day – The Positive Workplace Trends
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An update on the scope of fundamental dishonesty
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New measures to combat violence against women and girls
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The Employment Rights Bill 2024 – What’s in, What’s out, and What’s next
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Information sharing between mental health services and a patient’s family
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Working from home – how employers should manage safety
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Weightmans sees legal directory rankings boost for both lawyers and practice areas
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The Housing Ombudsman “Learning from: Severe Maladministration” in respect of decants – a review
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Police response to stalking and the use of stalking protection orders
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Recent AA report highlights young drivers at greater risk on UK roads
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Employment Right Bill Series – Flexible Working “Further Flexion”
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Clinical Negligence Claims Agreement 2024 Guidance for Trusts
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The offence of failing to prevent fraud - implications for those seeking or placing D&O or Management Liability policies
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The growing threat of AI-Enabled Fraud in large loss claims
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Selling to individuals: are your terms enforceable?
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Regulation: the SRA seeks powers to levy unlimited fines
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The importance of an expert witness: Joseph Mcilwraith v Bluevale Structures Limited
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Small claims court shoulders the burden of personal injury claims
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Fresh campaign demands removal of asbestos from public buildings
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Merseyside fatality – paint thinning chemical implicated
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Buying a business before the Budget – what you need to know
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Can comments regarding physical characteristics principally related to one gender amount to sex related harassment?
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Update on CS3D
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Weightmans launch new book on how to master and implement innovation in law firms
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Public authorities’ duty of care no longer in flux?
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Pilot of Domestic Abuse Protection Orders to begin in November 2024
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Autumn Budget 2024: Wages and NI costs increase
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Autumn Budget 2024: highlights, comment and what it means for you
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Autumn Budget 2024: The highlights and impact on the retail and leisure sector
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Driving change: how the 2024 Autumn Budget will impact the transport and logistics sector
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Mental Health First Aiders – the pros and cons for organisations
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The Times newspaper names Weightmans as one of the best law firms in the country
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The new rules on preventing sexual harassment at work
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Weightmans scoops two national awards for See the Possibility
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New Guidance issued on the Corporate Offence of Failure to Prevent Fraud
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Interpretation of a company’s Articles of Association in relation to the sale of shares of an outgoing shareholder - Fair Value or Market Value?
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Employment Rights Bill Series: The Pendulum Swings on Industrial Relations
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Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) claims – fixed recoverable costs (FRC) payable and the potential cost implications of defendants settling at different stages
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Employment Rights Bill Series: The Fair Work Agency
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AI revolution meets regulation: how the Health and Safety Executive is regulating AI
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Update on the draft Mental Health Bill
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Flexible Working in Construction
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Covid Healthcare Workers Litigation – outcome paused pending Inquiry findings
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Lung cancer screening – will this lead to an increase in personal injury cases?
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A Closer Look: Directors’ Duties
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Glasgow team scoop top prize at Herald Law Awards
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Mental Health dominates HSE Workplace Statistics - 2023/2024
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Weightmans trainees and apprentices aim to inspire tomorrow’s legal stars
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Leading lawyer joins Weightmans’ healthcare practice in Newcastle
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Removal of police vetting from a probationer is reasonable
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Why “Micro-Walks” may be the key to better health
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Renters Rights Bill – an update and a call for evidence
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Specialised adult eating disorder inpatient service: Consultation
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The Property (Digital Assets etc) Bill: a new legal framework for cryptoassets and its impact on divorce and dissolution proceedings
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Mixed results for compensators as the Lord Chancellor announces her review of the Whiplash Regulations
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Employment Rights Bill Series: Dismissal and Re-engagement - Tying the Hands of employers?
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ESG will mitigate the risk to UK companies of international environmental, health & safety and human rights claims brought in the UK courts
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New partner joins Weightmans’ corporate team in Manchester
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PREDiCT: Spotlight on General Damages Claims Inflation analysis
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Improper behaviour during pre-termination negotiations (protected conversations)
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Rehabilitation Reimagined : The power of Virtual Reality in Therapy
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Legionnaires disease – fine of almost £1 million for Housing Association
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Lithium Batteries: Power comes with risk
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Budget CGT changes – still time to act?
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Painstaking Process
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Protection of workers against sexual misconduct – a round up of the many recent developments for NHS HR / People practitioners
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Premium Finance Market study
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Weightmans brings in new travel insurance team following strong growth
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Update: eVisas
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Personal injury discount rate (PIDR) change brings certainty
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Update on Law Commission review of LTA 1954 - first consultation paper published
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Dispute Resolution in NHS Primary Care Contracts
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Employment Rights Bill series: Further rules on fair tipping
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Assisted Dying – The Legal Process and Practicalities
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Triple success for Weightmans’ ESG leadership
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RTB consultation
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Personal Injury Discount Rate: England & Wales set new +0.5% rate
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Class actions in the UK - the changing face of compensation claims
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Home Office publishes new guidance on stalking
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Renters Rights Bill – an update and a call for evidence (1)
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The importance of adequate reasoning in misconduct panel decisions
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Clarifying Suitable Alternative Employment under Regulation 10 of the Maternity and Parental leave Regulations
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Damages for Personal Injury in Scotland – change is afoot
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ERB – First set of proposed amendments: what it means and what to expect
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Silent Nights and Data Rights: Father Christmas’ Data Protection Compliance
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The Family Court publishes its first Annual Report – how are we doing?
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The call for evidence on the statutory duty of candour and government proposals to regulate NHS managers
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Receptionist dismissed after manager said she was not ‘dark enough’ to be offended by racist comments
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ERB Series: Small but significant changes to the statutory sick pay system
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Insurance sector response to the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive
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The twelve most common Christmas accidents
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Elf ‘n’ Safety
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Festive Spirits and Legal Hangovers
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12 Frauds of Christmas – The Naughty List
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HSE to target Local Authorities
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Why the changing Employment Law landscape is likely to bring more expense for EPLI insurers
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Can’t get a break
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Five new partners and raft of senior hires for Weightmans’ insurance team
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Possession orders from discretionary to mandatory ground (004) what you need to know
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New Clean Power 2030 and National Planning Policy Framework Announcements
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Case update: could comments about accent be harassment?
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UK Green Taxonomy Consultation
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DHSC Consultation response on the notification of restrictive practices
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Devolution, Devolution, Devolution
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Changes to Residential Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) in 2025: What You Need to Know
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Family business owners need to take action as we head into 2025
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Lessons in love: Why Standish v Standish demonstrates that it is vital for estate planning professionals and family lawyers to work together
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Newcastle corporate team complete record number of deals for 2024
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Clarification on slot charterers’ right to limit liability under the Convention on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims 1976 (as amended)
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Weightmans makes top five in UK’s Top Employers list
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Working in cold weather conditions – what are the responsibilities of an employer?
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"Not dark enough to be offended" – Hotel Receptionist wins Tribunal claim
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Cautionary tales amongst the fraud successes
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EL Claims volumes - the new norm?
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Personal Injury Claims - Psychosocial flags
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Acute mental illness linked to pollution?
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Building Safety – Reflections and Projections
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Claims proceed in UK for overseas supplier failings
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High Court finds apparent bias at CQC
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ERB Series: Zero Hours Contracts and Guaranteed Hours: A Zero-Sum policy?
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Domestic Abuse (Safe Leave) Bill
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Faulty razor leads to a close shave
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Catriona Wolfenden makes The Lawyer Hot 100 2025 list
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Landmark judgment in decade-old litigation against Shell plc as Court of Appeal rejects “global claims” approach
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High Court upholds referee’s decision
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A strengthening of the member conduct regime in England?
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English courts willing to determine claims brought by overseas workers that formed part of Dyson’s supply chain
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New “Bench Book” released titled Chief Coroner’s Guidance for Coroners on the Bench
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Death: Diagnosis, Confirmation, and Certification
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AI on the horizon - how to avert contractual disputes in a developing AI landscape
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The future of business: are we seeing the end of sustainability or a nascent transition to a ‘new normal’?
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Justice Committee launches Inquiry into the County Court
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Travel and cross border- accidents abroad and forum conveniens
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Claims inflation: The continuing rise in credit hire claims
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Consumer reviews: new prohibitions under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024
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First order for compulsory mediation
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Access injunctions — committal or forced entry?
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Sir Keir Starmer’s plan to solve the housing crisis: A warning from the construction industry on skills shortage
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Without prejudice but with consequences – unpacking Morris v Williams [2025]
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Weightmans nominated in seven categories at Legal 500 ESG Awards 2025
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Weightmans advise on the acquisition of London Irish rugby club
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Police Vetting | Di Maria Judgement Briefing
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Spinal Injuries: Treatment Innovations and Developments
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Are expert reports in inquests privileged and protected from disclosure?
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Automated Vehicles – EU Publish Regulation on General Product Safety
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Tinnitus Awareness Week-survey reveals referral delays
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Protected characteristics, dismissal and discrimination: where is the line for employers?
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‘Lost years’ claims: Judgment awaited in leapfrog appeal to the Supreme Court
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Air Pollution responsible for over 1100 new cancer cases each year
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UK life expectancy stalls - obesity is the main cause
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No Notice, No Claim: the conditions precedent in JCT forms of contract
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Franchising – Is it time to review your restrictive covenants?
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UK Farmers Face a £300,000 Inheritance Tax Shock
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EAT Guidance on the level of injury to feelings awards at tribunal: when are they excessive?
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Navigating the rapids: the current state of the English law of crypto-assets
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Weightmans secures place on The Guinness Partnership’s £9.25m legal services framework
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Care Quality Commission prosecution cases continue
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New website
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Ofgem consults on grid connection reform package
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Safeguarding incidents and independent investigators – how best to use them?
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Respect Orders - what do we know?
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PFAS: The first UK Claims?
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How to overcome delays with the Building Safety Regulator
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Recent UK public law climate litigation and its lessons for insurers
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Cyber Monitoring Centre – co-led by CyXcel, a Weightmans business - officially starts categorising cyber events
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Weightmans sign up to Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter
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Weightmans relocates Glasgow office
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Noise Induced Hearing Loss (NIHL) Guidelines – Rebuttal Study published
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ERB Series: Day 1 right to claim unfair dismissal
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Weightmans has more stand-out lawyers than ever before
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Turning tides of investor priorities: anti-greenwashing and the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements
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Data Claims and the Small Claims Track
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Compulsory mediation in Housing Conditions Claims
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Employment Rights Bill Series continued
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Stark warning regarding unlawful surrogacy arrangements overseas
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Three new partners join Weightmans in Manchester
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Philip Nicholas secures discontinuance and recovery of costs for Esure against litigant in person
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Rare High Court judgment on Closure Orders
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Multiple award success for Weightmans
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Statement of changes to the Immigration Rules
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Capital Gains Tax Update 2025
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CyXcel achieve coveted NCSC Cyber Incident Response (CIR) Approved Vendor status
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Weightmans advise on the procurement of seven new helicopters for the National Police Air Service
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Changes to the NHS Pension Scheme from April 2025
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How to avoid an estate passing to unintended beneficiaries
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Limits on an insurer’s right to seek a contribution: Reidweg v HCC International (2025)
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Long term consequences of Mild Traumatic Brain Injury suffered in a traumatic context
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A warning shot for energy brokers? Secret commission and informed consent
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Covert and Overt Recordings of Medical Examinations: APIL Guidance
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The future of Employer’s Liability in the UK – a greater onus on employers insurers?
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Judicial review: still a remedy of last resort?
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Taking the stress out of civil litigation – procedural tactics for early repudiation
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Pep Guardiola and the Art of the Amicable Divorce: One Couple, One Lawyer
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The cost and benefit of exemplary co-operation – the judge will see fair play
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Children's and young persons’ continuing care
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Local Government Conference 2025
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Care England 2025 conference and exhibition
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Personal health budgets and direct payments
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“Health Check” events
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PFAS claims in the UK: what might insurers expect
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London Eating Disorders Conference 2025
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Clarity or confusion: how is the Building Safety Act impacting registered providers?
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Weightmans Wednesday
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Changes to immigration law
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SOSR – an introductory series
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Employment legislation & case law update
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R.E.S.P.E.C.T. - Crime and Policing Bill and Housing Management Update
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Financial Crime Update: Corporate Criminal Liability under the ECCTA 2023
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Motor forum – a credit hire special
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Succession planning seminar
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Employment Insights Pod
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A 'bonfire of red tape'
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Deep dive into industrial action
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Flexible working: here to stay
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Partnership disputes and employment law
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Smarter Regulation to Grow the Economy
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Workers (Predictable Terms and Conditions) Act 2023
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Mental Health in the Workplace
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Time limitations on employee holiday pay deductions
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2023/24 Round up
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Key employment law changes (April 2024)
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Discrimination case law update (disability / philosophical belief)
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Employment Law Insights – General election special!
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How to handle criminal investigations and potential dismissals
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The new duties on employers to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace
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Roundup of the employment law changes in 2024
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Insurance Insights Pod
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The Morse & Holmes podcast | Episode 4 | High risk claims from litigants in person and trustworthy professionals
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Silent cyber
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Asbestos in public buildings
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PFAS — the chemicals which refuse to degrade
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Wagatha Christie — Part one
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Wagatha Christie — Part two
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Will my ham sandwich kill me?
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Johnson & Johnson talc litigation
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Japanese Knotweed
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Elon Musk’s Twitter and UK employment law
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ESG and business interruption in 2022
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Rising damp
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Grenfell’s Legacy: The emerging risk of firefighters’ personal injury litigation
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The Highway Code changes of 2022 — in force for a year, but has anyone noticed?
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The Whiplash Reforms – 2 years in
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Let's Talk Motor — Automated driving — a discussion on progress and challenges
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The evolution of motor claims fraud
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Lets Talk Motor — Let’s Go Electric — EVs and ESG
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The Morse & Holmes podcast | Episode 2 – Fraud past, present and future
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Children and relationship breakdown podcasts
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How the Family Court makes Orders
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Non-court options
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Types of Orders the Family Court can make
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Parental responsibility
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Grandparents' rights
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The Family Court process
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Energy Insights Pod
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The net zero journey for businesses
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Empower Podcast | Episode 1. Perspectives
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Safety Season Podcast
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What does the law actually say?
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Responding to a Serious Accident in Your Business
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An introduction to inquests
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Look both ways — Transport and Fleet Risks
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Giving evidence to the coroner
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Sentencing health & safety cases
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Health & Safety: forecast for 2024
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Listeners Questions
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ESG and Sustainability
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Health insights podcast
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Purchasing your first dental practice – Key insights from the Corporate team
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Purchasing your first dental practice - Key insights from the Real Estate team
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Corporate Insights Podcast
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Bridge Strikes with Chris Powell and Elliott Kenton
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An introduction to invoice discounting and structure finance
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Understanding the complexities of redundancy and TUPE
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Beyond hiring: The real work of employee retention
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