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April 2026: key dates for employers
April is the usual month for increases in a wide range of statutory rates and limits. We highlight the key dates for employers.
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Jo Malone v Estée Lauder: what’s in a name?
Estée Lauder v Jo Malone serves as a reminder of the intellectual property, contractual and wider commercial complications surrounding the sale of name brands by founders who re-enter the market...
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Key risks for tenants across the life of a commercial lease
What are the risks for commercial tenants and how can you mitigate them? Our Property Dispute Resolution team highlight the key points.
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Training: BCS Practitioner Certificate in Data Protection
The next dates for the next highly-rated BCS Practitioner Certificate in Data Protection are 8, 9, 15, 16, 22 and 23 June. Get in touch to register your interest and...
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Public Sector Insights: Employment update
The Employment Rights Act 2025 received Royal Assent on 18 December 2025 and it is described as the biggest upgrade to employment rights in a generation. The Government has taken...
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Personal profiles, professional insights: Lisa Davies, Private Client Partner
Private client lawyer, Lisa Davies shared her story as part of the Personal profiles, professional insights, including her journey and passions.
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Annual company filings: what’s new with the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023?
What are the new requirements from the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA) when it comes to annual company filings?
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Employment Rights Act 2025: equality action plans
As part of the implementation of the Employment Rights Act 2025, the government have introduced equality action plans for gender pay reporting and menopause support.
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The risks of DIY wills – the estate of the late Sean Hughes
The recent High Court decision concerning the estate of beloved comedian Sean Hughes who died in 2017 aged 51 serves as a powerful illustration of the risks of preparing a...
