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Death in service benefits: difficult decisions as trustees
Employers often provide valuable employee benefits to staff in the shape of lump sum death in service benefits.
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Warning letters in public inquiries
For the next instalment of our public inquiries article series, we are looking at Warning Letters. Rules 13-16 of the Inquiry Rules 2006 ("the Rules") set out the requirements for...
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What does the Infrastructure (Wales) Bill mean for the future of Welsh Renewable Energy?
The Welsh Government has made it no secret that it is committed to achieving Net-Zero emissions by 2050. The proposal of The Infrastructure (Wales) Bill, placed before the Senedd on...
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Student visa route changes examined
The Government recently announced planned changes to the student visa route for those wanting to study in the UK. The changes will come into effect in January 2024. This is...
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Advice for companies with sole directors – do they have authority to act?
Can a company which has model articles act by a sole director?
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What can be done about moonlighting?
With the cost of living crisis ongoing, more and more people are considering taking a second job (or third, or fourth, for some) to make up the shortfall at the...
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Whistleblowing review could mean important changes ahead
The Department for Business and Trade has launched a review of the current legal regime that supports workers who "blow the whistle" on wrongdoing in the workplace. There have been...
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The digitisation of the NHS
When the NHS was formed in 1948, technology was in its infancy - computerisation was still very much science fiction. Advances in health technology were seen in terms of medical...
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End of life planning and crucial conversations
It's not just tax you might save if you take the time to review your will and estate planning regularly. End of life planning and crucial conversations can save time,...
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Extension of time limits for lodging statutory appeals
When lodging a statutory appeal, you need to be aware of the time limits and when extensions may apply. Following our article on 14 December 2022 on the Court of...
