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Increased scrutiny of influencer and affiliate marketing communications
Influencers are increasingly under scrutiny for breaches of the UK Code of Non-broadcast Advertising and Direct & Promotional Marketing (CAP Code) when engaging in marketing communications. Failure to ensure consumers...
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Blake Morgan appoints new non-exec director and promotes new partner
Law firm Blake Morgan has appointed the CEO of leading sports operator Powerleague as a new non-executive director to support it in delivering on its growth strategy, while also bolstering...
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Do I have to attend family mediation?
Mediation is a voluntary process and as such no one can be forced to attend. However, other than in exceptional circumstances, the Family Court will expect the parties to have...
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External job applicants do not have whistleblower protection
The recent Court of Appeal case of Sullivan v Isle of Wight Council has confirmed that external job applicants, other than those making applications within the NHS, do not have...
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The advertising rules for ‘less healthy’ food and drink are changing, are you ready?
The changing face of advertising in the UK is set to have another makeover later this year when new rules about food and drinks that are high in fat, salt...
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Lessons learned: Private finance for infrastructure published by the National Audit Office 25th of March 2025
With all of the recent market turmoil caused by the US Government's current administration, you may have missed the National Audit Office report on behalf of HM Treasury published on...
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10 Year Infrastructure Strategy Working Paper
Whilst there are many things that the UK Government cannot control in the current market turmoil caused by the US Government’s current administration, UK infrastructure planning is something that is...
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Blake Morgan advise on disposal of corporate intelligence firm
Leading law firm Blake Morgan advised Greyhawk Intelligence Group Limited on its acquisition by Mintz Group Limited.
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Deficits and “the Donald Trump tariffs” – potential double trouble for UK corporates
Recently for many UK Defined Benefit (“DB”) schemes, stellar scheme funding performance has led to Government pressure to allow corporate sponsors to more easily access surplus funding in their schemes....
