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Another Deadline For The Residential Property Market!
Head of Conveyancing Jenny Woodruff explains the latest update to Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT)
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What is meant by a commercial dispute?
Obtaining the right legal representation can help make enacting or responding to a commercial dispute quick and straightforward. However, with so many variables involved, they can be difficult to navigate – especially if you’ve become part of one. So, what exactly is a commercial dispute and what should you know about the process?
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Who gets custody of a child in divorce?
Divorces can be painful, not least for any children involved, especially where there are issues of which parent the child should live with. But when it comes to questions of who gets custody of a child in a divorce in the UK, things have changed.
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Why is Family Law Important?
Family law includes a range of laws and legislation relating to issues affecting family relationships. These relationships are at the heart of how large numbers of people live. But why should the law become involved in people’s everyday lives?
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Tom Warrender had the honour of representing Higham Ferrers Association for the Apprehension and Prosecution of Felons (HFAAPF)
Tom Warrender had the honour of representing Higham Ferrers Association for the Apprehension and Prosecution of Felons (HFAAPF)
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A promise made is a debt unpaid?
If you promise someone that you will leave them something after your death, should you? Are you obliged to?
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The Corporate and Commercial Team at Wilson Browne Solicitors advises on complex commercial contract matters
The Corporate and Commercial team at Wilson Browne Solicitors has recently advised on a complex commercial contract for the supply of both goods and bespoke services to the owner of a globally recognised food brand.
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Does a Settlement Agreement Need to be Witnessed?
For a settlement agreement to be legally-binding it must meet certain statutory requirements. These make…
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New approach to sustainable drainage set to reduce flood risk and clean up rivers
The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) published a report on 10 January 2023 of its review of sustainable drainage systems (SUDS) and announced plans to make SUDS mandatory for new developments in England. Defra will consult on the proposals later this year.
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A Leap Into The Employment Law Unknown
Every four years, we get an extra day in February thanks to the leap year. But what does this mean for employers and employees in terms of pay and annual leave? And how should we deal with any salary reviews in the new year? Employment Solicitor Joe Weston clarifies the situation.
