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Do I really need a Family Lawyer for my divorce?
08 April 2025
Do you need to seek advice from a lawyer for divorce? As family lawyers, it would always be our advice that divorcing couples should seek legal advice to help ensure...
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Corporate Commentary – April 2025
04 April 2025
Welcome to Blake Morgan's Corporate Commentary, which brings together a selection of our most popular insights on current business issues.
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Celebrating sport for development and peace
03 April 2025
The UN International Day of Sport for Development and Peace is celebrated on Sunday, 6 April. This is a day that recognises the power of sport in fostering positive change,...
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Regulatory reform in the UK – navigating change, uncertainty and opportunity
03 April 2025
In March 2025, Blake Morgan hosted roundtable events for in-house counsel within our Counsel+ network focusing on guidance on regulatory changes across competition, trade regulation, public procurement, consumer protection, AI,...
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NHS Provider Collaboration: is it time to mandate a model?
03 April 2025
David Hill and Chris Hardy look at how NHS provider collaboration could evolve. Recent announcements about NHS England and Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) imply a much bigger role for providers...
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Anvita Datla
02 April 2025
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Bob Cordran
02 April 2025
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Imogen Higgins-Smith
02 April 2025
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April 2025: key dates for employers
02 April 2025
April is the usual month for increases in a wide range of statutory rates and limits. This year is no exception. However, we also have the introduction of the new...
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Important eVisa Changes from 27 March 2025
02 April 2025
The UK immigration system is in transition from physical documents to prove immigration status (such as biometric residence cards and permits) to a digitised immigration system. On 1 November 2024, the...
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Surrogacy and the importance of early legal advice
01 April 2025
Annabel Winsor explores what is meant by “surrogacy”, whether surrogacy is legal and the importance of early legal advice.
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What can we discuss at mediation?
01 April 2025
Mediation is a voluntary process which enables separating couples to meet with an impartial third party to discuss future arrangements for the family following their separation.
