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If you are thinking of leaving a gift to charity in your Will, deciding which charity to support is only...
For many years, the fit note has functioned as a largely administrative step in managing sickness absence. A GP assesses...
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If you have discovered that your spouse has started moving money, transferring property, or selling investments during your divorce, it...
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Every negotiation concerning development land always involves an element of uncertainty about what the site will ultimately be worth. The...
Acas has published a draft Code of Practice on disciplinary and grievance procedures for consultation, its first full rewrite since...
Most people assume their Will stays in force until they sit down and write a new one. Many also believe...
The Employment Rights Act 2025 promised an end to one-sided flexibility in the labour market, but it left the hardest...
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Separating parents usually start with good intentions. You want to put your children first, maintain a positive relationship with your...
The government has recently launched a consultation on pay transparency proposals. Principally the government is seeking to ‘fix’ the equal...
The Employment Rights Act 2025 introduces one of the most consequential changes to the law of unfair dismissal since the...
The Employment Rights Act 2025 represents the most significant overhaul of UK employment law in a generation. Whilst much of...
The boundaries between work and personal life have blurred considerably in recent years, and nowhere is that more visible than...
A recent High Court case has thrown into sharp focus just how much rests on the precise wording of a...
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A judgment handed down Laing O’Rourke v Shepperton Studios in March 2026 has answered a key question concerning construction payment...
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The reforms recently introduced by the Employment Rights Act will require many employers to start reviewing how workplace policies and...
Somewhere in your organisation, an employee is using AI right now. They may be drafting emails with it, summarising documents,...
When someone dies, the people left behind trust that their loved one’s estate will be dealt with honestly and fairly....