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Do I need a probate lawyer?
The short answer to the question is “no”. There is no legal reason why you need the help of a probate lawyer to sort out the affairs of someone who...
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Employment Rights Bill: what happens next?
The Employment Rights Bill was published on 10 October 2024 and what everyone wants to know is what happens next and when will it be in force? There is a...
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VCSEs in the NHS: Breaking down barriers to entry
One of the standout points from our visit to NHS Confed Expo 2025 was the number of Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise (VCSE) voices in the room, all of whom...
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Export led growth for the UK and UK-EU relations
What approaches are being taken to drive export led growth for the UK and to reset UK–EU trade relations? Following the UK–EU Summit held in London on 19 May 2025,...
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Who has access to hybrid working?
Although hybrid working remains prevalent, there is increasing scrutiny and shifting employer expectations about the practice. Many organisations are moving towards more structured office attendance by implementing office-working policies.
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Decision to reconfigure Wales Air Ambulance bases lawful; Blake Morgan act for successful Defendants
On 19 June 2025, Mr Justice Turner handed down his judgment in The King (on the application of Lowri Evans) v Aneurin Bevan University Local Health Board and others [2025]...
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Venturefest South: From vision to venture: the do’s and don’ts of raising capital
Blake Morgan partnered with Shipshape VC, Innovators Uncensored, Barclays Eagle Labs, British Business Bank, and Openshaw & Co. to bring you 'From Vision to Venture: The Do’s and Don’ts of...
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Blake Morgan Success in Privy Council Appeal: Court restores Property Rights in Landmark Cayman Appeal
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC) has affirmed key property rights in the Cayman Islands. We summarise how Blake Morgan guided the Appellants through a successful Privy Council...
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Apple Inc. v Secretary of State for the Home Department
Deliberately pointed? Unsubtle dig? Mere coincidence? As I opened WhatsApp on Friday 13 June on immediately waking up, I saw this message. But what does this mean for data protection...
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Private school fees remain subject to VAT
A recent High Court judgment has confirmed that private school fees will remain subject to VAT after a challenge to the government policy was rejected.
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“Pulp” Fiction: when is an agreement not an agreement?
That was the question the Court of Appeal had to decide in its judgment in KSY Juice Blends UK Limited v Citrosuco GMBH [2025] EWCA Civ 760 handed down on 19...
