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Pros and Cons of “Pre-Pack” Administration Sales
The term pre-pack describes the process by which an insolvent company is put into administration, and its business or assets are immediately sold by the administrator under the terms of a sale that was negotiated prior to the administrator being appointed.
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Dementia Action Week
15th – 21st May 2023 is Dementia Action Week which is run by Alzheimer’s Society each year to raise awareness of Dementia and to encourage people to support and work with people living with dementia in the community and wider.
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How the Wilson Browne Court of Protection team are supporting vulnerable society members and their loved ones
Wilson Browne have an established dedicated Court of Protection (COP) team comprised of practitioners who passionately provide their expertise and experience to some of the most vulnerable members of society. We engage in a broad spectrum of legal affairs, providing a compassionate service, keeping the individual’s wishes and feelings at the forefront.
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When were same-sex marriages made legal in England and Wales?
Long-awaited by same-sex couples, same-sex marriage has now been legal in England and Wales for almost a decade. This momentous change to legislation has allowed thousands of same-sex marriages to be officiated since the Marriage (Same-Sex Couples) Act 2013 was introduced.
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New Tipping Laws – If You Work In Hospitality, You Need To Know This…
The Tipping Bill has recently received Royal Assent, making the withholding of tips from staff…
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A Mother’s Advice On Adulthood – Buying A House, Getting Married, and Having Children.
Lawyers are people too – they have wives, husbands, sons, daughters: they face the same…
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Change Ahead For Non Compete Clauses
The Government is proposing to introduce new legislation with regard to non-compete clauses that seek to prevent former employees from working for ‘competitors’.
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Earn-Out Provisions, Seller Beware
When selling a company, it is sometimes the case that part of the purchase price payable to the seller is payable on deferred terms. If the deferred part of the purchase price is linked to the future performance of the business over a specified period of time, such part is often called an “earn-out” payment.
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New DEFRA guidance on Biodiversity Net Gain
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) published guidance for England entitled “What…
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Charities Now Given Greater Choice When Seeking Advice On Land Disposals
New Regulations made aiming to give charities more choice on who they can take advice…
