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Looking ahead to 2022: Employment, Immigration and Pensions Law developments

12 January

STOP PRESS: Since this article was written, on 31 January the Health Secretary announced plans to abolish the imminent legal requirement for compulsory COVID-19 vaccinations in the health and social... Read More

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International Women’s Day 2022 Women in Leadership webinar – PAST EVENT - Webinar, Tuesday 8 March - PAST EVENT

To celebrate International Women's Day on 8 March 2022 we hosted a Women in Leadership webinar. Read More

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Legal questions raised over unsafe cladding ultimatum

12 January

Developers have been told to agree a plan of action to pay for the remediation of unsafe cladding on residential buildings between 11 and 18m in height within the next two months,... Read More

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The journey to Trainee Solicitor

12 January

For the aspiring solicitor it is the ultimate goal. From the time we enter the university setting to embark on our journey to becoming a solicitor, we start to hear... Read More

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One year on – how are our cities evolving?

12 January

Back in November 2020, amidst the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Blake Morgan and the Southern Policy Centre launched a report which explored the future of the central south's city... Read More

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Overseas companies taking offices in the UK – a legal guide

10 January

We have acted for a number of overseas companies in taking office space in the UK. One of the common themes we see is that the UK leasing structure and... Read More

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Employment Appeal Tribunal held that pay protection was not a reasonable adjustment

10 January

Employers have a duty to make reasonable adjustments for disabled employees in certain circumstances. There is no reason in principle to rule out pay protection as a possible reasonable adjustment... Read More

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Insolvency Law after Brexit: key points to know

10 January

It has now been almost two years since the United Kingdom (UK) left the European Union (EU) at 11pm on 31 January 2020. How has the legislative landscape changed for... Read More

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Has family dispute resolution and divorce mediation become centre stage?

6 January

In the month that we have enjoyed the BBC drama about the Duke and Duchess of Argyll's divorce in the 1960s, we have Family Mediation Week which promotes Family Dispute... Read More

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Seller Beware of the High Court’s recent decision resulting in an £11,000,000 bill for the sellers’ breach of warranty

4 January

Long have we been aware of the principle of Caveat Emptor meaning buyer beware. However, perhaps the lesser known principle "Caveat Venditor", seller beware, will become more prominent after the... Read More

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Employment webinar – menopause in the workplace: what you need to know and how to manage the challenges – PAST EVENT - Webinar, Thursday 17 February - PAST EVENT

There was a significant increase in media interest in the menopause in 2021 with celebrities and even a member of the Royal family involved in campaigns to publicise the issue.... Read More

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Blake Morgan’s Public Sector Network – Public Procurement – PAST EVENT - Webinar, Wednesday 16 February - PAST EVENT

We would like to invite you to our Public Sector Network event on Wednesday 16 February 2022 specifically for those in the public and third sector. Read More