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Matrimonial and Non-matrimonial Assets – What’s the Difference?

Posted on 20th March 2025 in Family Law

When a couple divorce one of the most difficult elements can be the division of assets. Much depends on the types of assets involved and the question of what constitutes a non-matrimonial asset can be an expensive source of contention between divorcing couples.

Posted by

Bea Taylor

Solicitor

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More Than Persuasion, a Cautionary Tale of Undue Influence

Posted on 20th March 2025 in Dispute Resolution

Undue influence describes the situation where an individual is coerced into making a will that is unrepresentative of their actual intentions of how they want their estate to be managed. This pressure can take many forms and can present as physical force, mental pressure or a combination of both.

Posted by

Stephanie Hughes

Paralegal

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Legal Reforms for Cohabitees – A Welcome Change?

Posted on 11th March 2025 in Family Law, Dispute Resolution

The Times has reported this week that there are developments afoot on plans to reform the legal position between cohabitees who decided not to get married.

Posted by

Luke Woodland

Solicitor

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Employment Rights Bill: Amendments Following Public Consultation

Posted on 10th March 2025 in Employment

The Government has recently introduced several amendments to the Employment Rights Bill following a period of consultation.

Posted by

Charlotte Yendell

Trainee Solicitor

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Navigating Redundancy and Restructures: Key Considerations

Posted on 06th March 2025 in Employment

With the increase in employers’ National Insurance contributions and the Living Wage taking place in April, some of you may be thinking about restructuring your workforce, or even possibly making redundancies.

Posted by

Charlotte Yendell

Trainee Solicitor

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Family Farming – Promises Promises?

Posted on 03rd March 2025 in Dispute Resolution

It is sometimes the case that family farming businesses can result in disputes between family members. This often arises where the children have worked on the farm for years, often will low or no pay, on the clear understanding that they will inherit the farm when their parents give up or pass away.

Posted by

Martin Laver

Partner and Solicitor

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Vision Problems and Diabetes: Causes, Symptoms, and Prevention

Posted on 27th February 2025 in Medical Negligence

Diabetes is a chronic condition that affects millions of people worldwide. While it is primarily known for its impact on blood sugar levels, diabetes can also lead to several complications, including serious vision problems. Diabetes is the leading cause of preventable sight loss in the UK.

Posted by

Clair Hemming

Partner and Solicitor

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Domestic Abuse (Safe Leave) Bill – What Does This Mean For Employers?

Posted on 24th February 2025 in Family Law, Employment

In January, a Labour MP presented a private members’ bill to Parliament proposing to create a right for employees to have up to ten days paid “safe leave” to deal with issues relating to domestic abuse or violence.

Posted by

Joanna Parry

Associate and Solicitor

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Right to Manage and Lease Extensions

Posted on 20th February 2025 in Affordable Housing

The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 introduces significant changes to leasehold and freehold property regulations, effective from 3 March 2025. These changes aim to empower leaseholders and streamline processes related to lease extensions and the Right to Manage (RTM).

Posted by

Jenny Lloyd

Senior Associate & Solicitor

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How Can I Register a Trade Mark for My Charity?

Posted on 18th February 2025 in Intellectual Property, Charities and Social Enterprise

Thoughtful registration of intellectual property lies at the heart of many a charitable success and we can advise about how to maximise the protection available to you. Even if trade mark registration has been completely overlooked, there are different ways forward. We can provide specialist advice to get the application right and avoid conflicts, saving you time and funds.

Posted by

Jessica Whittick

Solicitor

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Recent Legal Developments in Housing Management Litigation

Posted on 17th February 2025 in Affordable Housing

In the case of Lewis v Francis and another (Costs) [2025] EWHC 238 (Admin), Mr. Lewis unsuccessfully prosecuted his neighbours under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 and was initially ordered to pay £10,123.20 in costs.

Posted by

Jenny Lloyd

Senior Associate & Solicitor

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What is Encephalitis?

Posted on 17th February 2025 in Medical Negligence

Encephalitis is a potentially life-threatening condition defined by inflammation of the brain. It may be caused by viral infections, autoimmune disorders, or other infectious agents.

Posted by

Endurance Arthur

Partner and Solicitor