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Guidance on unregistered design right infringement
A recently published decision by Mr Justice Miles on 29 July 2022 in the High Court presents interesting guidance as to the potential scope of interim injunctions in the context...
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When can interim order extensions be granted?
In two recent decisions, the Court of Session reiterated the correct test to be applied on an application by a healthcare professional regulator to extend an interim order, and explored...
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Extension of time allowed due to poor mental health
In a recent Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) decision, an extension of time was granted for an employer to lodge an appeal against a judgment in default where the mental health...
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Success for Blake Morgan’s Thames Valley team in latest Legal 500 directory 2022
The prestigious Legal 500 UK Guide for 2023 has recognised Blake Morgan’s teams and leading individuals in the Thames Valley and beyond. The highly-regarded directory recognises the quality of law...
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Blake Morgan teams and leading individuals in Wales celebrate success in latest Legal 500 directory
Blake Morgan is celebrating Legal 500 success in Wales, after securing an impressive 17 rankings in the 2023 edition of the Legal 500, recognising the firm’s specialist expertise and strength...
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Blake Morgan’s South Coast teams celebrate success in latest Legal 500 directory
Blake Morgan’s teams on the south coast are celebrating after securing impressive rankings in the 2023 edition of the Legal 500, reflecting the firm’s first-rate service and specialist expertise among...
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Private Client Issues – October 2022
Welcome to this month’s edition of Private Client Issues, Blake Morgan’s monthly round-up of the topics you may find of interest. It features insight and advice on developments affecting private...
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Limitation on charging orders
We have previously discussed Charging Orders as a route for Local Authorities to take for debt recovery. In this article, we discuss the limitation period on these Charging Orders and...
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Repeal of IR35: when is it and what are the implications?
Tucked away in the Government's mini-budget on 23 September, came the announcement that the changes to the IR35 legislation brought in in April 2017 and April 2021 are going to...
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Landlord’s remedies for rent arrears
Until 24 September 2022, a landlord's remedies in relation to rent that arose during periods of enforced closure due to the Coronavirus were limited, due to the provisions of the...
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The benefits of job sharing – are two heads better than one?
Our working environment and perhaps even culture, has changed significantly since the pandemic. The potential option of flexible working is an increasingly important factor for many people. Perhaps it is...
