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Still married on paper? The risks of “quiet divorcing”
“Quiet divorcing” is somewhat of a misnomer and not anything which has any specific legal status, because it doesn’t involve divorce at all.
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Record year Blake Morgan in 2026 Chambers High Net Worth guide
A record number of lawyers from national law firm Blake Morgan have been recognised in the 2026 Chambers High Net Worth Guide.
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Medals and global leadership: Blake Morgan Partner excels at 2026 Maccabiah Games
Blake Morgan is celebrating the achievements of Partner Dov Katz. He returned from the 2026 Maccabiah Games with a remarkable collection of medals from the table tennis competition, while also...
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Avoiding regulatory intervention: the role of good governance
Charity Commission regulatory intervention has increased significantly over the last year, according to its latest annual report and accounts for 2024-2025. We discuss how good governance can help charities avoid...
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Blake Morgan announces 16 summer promotions across its Wales office
Law firm Blake Morgan has announced 16 new summer promotions across its Cardiff office, reflecting another year of strong performance and the depth of talent within its Wales team.
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Blake Morgan advises Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council on landmark leisure procurement
Blake Morgan has advised Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council on its major procurement programme to secure a long-term partner for the delivery of leisure services.
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Employment law newsletter – Summer 2026
The latest Employment Law news in our Summer 2026 newsletter includes the Code of Practice for services, public functions and associations.
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Crime and Policing Act 2026: what does this mean for charities?
What does the Crime and Policing Act 2026 mean for charities? We look at what you need to know as senior managers.
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AIM reimagined: how the 2026 AIM consultations could help reshape the market
AIM’s June 2026 consultation by the London Stock Exchange (LSE) is more than a technical tidy up. We look at the proposed AIM rules here.
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When the computer says no: AI and ‘meaningful human involvement’ in recruitment
Care is needed by employers using AI in recruitment. What do data controllers need to do, what constitutes meaning human involvement?
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National recognition for pioneering Kingston procurement project with CIPS award shortlist
An innovative Kingston procurement project that is helping to reshape the future of local authority leisure services has received national recognition.
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Zero-hours contract reforms: Government launches consultation
The Employment Rights Act 2025 introduces major reforms to zero and low-hours contracts which are expected to take effect at some point in 2027.
