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If key workers leave your employment and you are concerned that they may breach their contracts by setting up in competition, the law can move fast to protect you. That...
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Construction disputes are a rich source of argument in the courts, and where the contract affords one party a ‘discretion’ with regard to its rights or obligations under the contract,...
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Under the Law Commissions Act 1965, the Law Commission is required to submit programmes of law reform to the Lord Chancellor. The latest topics put forward for consideration include...
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In October 2016, the Prime Minister commissioned Matthew Taylor, Chief Executive of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce and a former policy chief under Tony...
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When a business is sold, a ‘due diligence’ process is normally entered into to make sure that the representations made by the seller to the buyer, on which the buyer’s...
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For an employee to succeed in a claim of unfair dismissal, they must be able to show that their employer has acted unreasonably, and unfair conduct on the part of...
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