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Amy Taylor-Morris
29 October 2021
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Why do accountants need legal representation?
29 October 2021
When your reputation is on the line, it can be a stressful time but we have specialist lawyers to give accountants the legal representation they need. If a complaint has...
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Coronavirus and non-payment of rent – how much protection does a tenant have?
27 October 2021
The Coronavirus Act 2020 (CA 2020), which became law on 25 March 2020, has significant implications for landlords and tenants of commercial premises. The Act gives considerable protection to tenants against...
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Green leases – it’s not easy bein’ green – or is it?
25 October 2021
The Prime Minister recently told world leaders at the 76th Session of the UN General Assembly that "When Kermit the Frog sang 'It's Not Easy Bein' Green' I want you...
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Return to the office – some employment issues
25 October 2021
COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns have meant that many people have been working from home for much of the last 18 months or have been on furlough for long periods of time....
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High Court judge dismisses trivial data breach claim
22 October 2021
There was welcome news for data controllers this week, as a High Court judge dismissed a claim for compensation resulting from a data breach on the basis that the breach...
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Blake Morgan appoints new Director of Innovation and Technology
21 October 2021
Leading law firm Blake Morgan has appointed Ben Short as its new Director of Innovation and Technology. Ben’s appointment is set to help the firm progress and conclude a number...
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Blake Morgan co-sponsors statue honouring Wales’ first black head teacher
20 October 2021
A statue of Betty Campbell was unveiled outside the HMRC building in Central Square in Cardiff on Wednesday 29 September. Betty Campbell is Wales' first black head teacher who was...
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Employment Law Newsletter – Autumn 2021
20 October 2021
A warm welcome to Blake Morgan's Autumn newsletter, keeping you informed of the latest developments in Employment, Pensions and Immigration Law. After 18 months, the furlough scheme has now ended....
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High Court finds an “onerous” term not incorporated into a contract as it was “buried” in standard terms and conditions
19 October 2021
A recent case highlights the importance of making clauses which impose burdensome obligations on customers (in this case a B2B relationship) to be made obvious by suppliers. In Blu-Sky Solutions Ltd...
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Sarah Street
18 October 2021
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High Court award summary judgment dismissing alleged oral variation of share option agreement
18 October 2021
We look at a summary judgment from the High Court that dismisses an alleged oral variation of a share option agreement.
