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The Russian law of Advocate’s secrecy – the English court finds there is no distinction between Advocates and non-Advocates for the purpose of legal advice privilege
Sarah Rees and Natalie Powers of Blake Morgan look at the findings of Moulder J in a recent application in PJSC Tatneft v Bogolyubov and others [2020] EWHC 2437 (Comm).
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Why video witnessing of Wills should be a last resort
Following the announcement in July that the Wills Act 1837 is set to be amended to allow for video witnessing of Wills, we look at the impact this will have...
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The importance of compliance with contractual notice provisions
Claimants successfully obtain release of US$50,000,000 held in escrow following Defendant's invalid notice of claim, showing how vital compliance with contractual notice provisions is.
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HMRC investigates furlough fraud cases
Businesses need to be aware of potential furlough fraud situations as HMRC have signalled that they are actively investigating claims.
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Litigation friends: how can they help?
How can a litigation friend help me during divorce? Divorce proceedings can be challenging for separating parties at the best of times, but what happens when questions arise as to...
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Returning to work and blended working hot topics – resources for employers
Blake Morgan's Employment and Data Protection teams recently co-hosted two key webinars for employers on the hot topics of "Returning to Work" and "Blended Working", and recordings of both of these are available...
