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A fair judgment
22 January 2019
In the tale of King Solomon’s judgment, two women come before the King with an infant. They ask him to adjudicate on the matter of who is the rightful mother....
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Pensions Outlook Newsletter – Winter 2019
21 January 2019
In this Winter edition of Pensions Outlook we consider the following issues in the pensions and benefits arena: Some key dates for 2019 PPF changes on contingent assets – trustees'...
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Divorce – is there a gender bias and will I get 50/50?
17 January 2019
Is the financial division in family law automatically weighted in favour of one party? I have often been asked by prospective clients whether there is any truth in the myth...
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BIG MAC suffers big loss with the EUIPO
17 January 2019
A decision earlier this week by the EU Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), has put a spotlight on the importance of filing specific and detailed evidence when proving the genuine use...
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Raynsford Review: A review of the English planning system
15 January 2019
At the end of last year the final report in respect of the Raynsford Review was published. The aim of the report was to set out a new vision for...
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15 January 2019
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Research shows that divorced women are financially far worse off than their married counterparts
09 January 2019
New research from mutual insurer Royal London has shown that divorcing women are continuing to lose out on sharing pension wealth upon divorce. In the early 2000s major changes to...
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What to look out for in Employment Law in 2019
08 January 2019
Paula Kathrens has written an article that was first published in People Management on 2 January. What employment law developments should HR professionals be aware of in the year ahead? As...
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Digital content in the consumer world
07 January 2019
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 ("the CRA") came into effect on 1 October 2015 replacing three major pieces of consumer legislation - the Sale of Goods Act, Unfair Terms in...
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Trouble on the High Street
07 January 2019
Throughout 2018, we have seen a number of high profile insolvencies on the high street affecting a variety of different companies across the retail sector. In the press, we have...
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Does breaching a pre-commencement condition prevent implementation?
07 January 2019
The recent High Court case of R (Howell) v Waveney District Council [2018] EWHC 3388 is a helpful reminder that breaching a condition going to the "heart" of a permission renders implementation...
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Construction Law Update – December 2018
07 January 2019
Read our sector update for December, on the changes and updates in the world of construction as well as any relevant news. Demise of the "smash and grab" adjudication? S&T...
