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Building a Respectful Workplace: Tackling Sexual Harassment at Manufacturing Businesses
Workplace harassment remains a significant issue, evidenced by ONS findings in its 2023 survey that 1 in 10 workers in England and Wales reported experiencing some form of sexual harassment in the workplace. Whilst there have been many progressive...
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Christmas Clauses and Family Feuds – Unwrapping Hirachand v Hirachand
Christmas comes early for Contentious Probate lawyers eagerly awaiting the decision of a landmark appeal case, Hirachand v Hirachand [2024] UKSC 43. The appeal was heard back in January 2024 and the Supreme Court’s Judgment was finally handed down...
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National Security and Investment Act 2021: Do I Need Consent to Sell My Business?
The National Security and Investment Act 2021 (NSIA) came into force on 4 January 2022 and provides the Government with powers to scrutinise and potentially intervene in business transactions, such as acquisitions and investments, in order to...
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Life Sciences in the UK – An End of Year Update for 2024
In this blog, our Life Science Solicitors consider the state of play for the Life Sciences sector in the UK as 2024 draws to a close by providing an update on developments regarding the schemes and initiatives we have discussed throughout the...
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Netflix's Bank of Dave: Who Was the Real Lawyer in Bank of Dave?
Netflix's Bank of Dave captured audiences with its feel-good story based on real events, but who was the real lawyer behind the scenes? Now, with Bank of Dave 2 confirmed to be available to stream from the 10th January 2025, interest in this...
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Is An Employee Ownership Trust Right For Your Business?
Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs) have become an increasingly popular option for business owners looking to sell their company while ensuring its long-term success and preserving its culture. Introduced in 2014, EOTs provide tax benefits and the...
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Discharge from Bankruptcy
In this blog, our Insolvency & Restructuring Solicitors set out the process and effect of being discharged from bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is a formal process by means of which individuals (commonly referred to as ‘debtors’) can respond to and deal...
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How To Manage Sudden Wealth: Expert Tips for The Future
The concept of sudden wealth isn’t a new phenomenon, but it has become more prevalent than ever before in recent years. One important point to note about sudden wealth, is without careful consideration, a large portion of the new income can be...
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The Renters' Rights Bill: What You Need to Know
The rental market has recently been subject to increasing scrutiny as landlords, tenants, and legislators tackle the need for fairer housing policies. One of the most significant developments is the introduction of the ‘Renters Rights Bill’, which...
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Armstrong v Armstrong: A High Court Ruling Shaping Contentious Probate and Proprietary Estoppel Claims
The recent high court case of Armstrong v Armstrong, 2024 EWHC 2989 Ch highlights the potential disputes that can arise on the death of a member of an agricultural family. Our Agricultural Lawyers explore the recent High Court case - a pivotal...
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Family Lawyer Sarah Whitelegge Achieves Collaborative Lawyer Certification
Sarah Whitelegge , a prominent Family Lawyer at Myerson, is pleased to announce that she has completed the Resolution Collaborative Foundation Training with Resolution . This certification enhances her ability to assist clients in resolving family...
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High Street Rental Auctions – What You Need To Know
The nation's high streets look set to be given a new lease of life as the government gives local authorities new powers to auction off leases for commercial properties that have been empty for long periods. Data shows that in the final quarter of...
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