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• Contract Adjudications – One Dispute or More? High Court Gives Guidance

  • Posted18 January 2022

  It is established law that contract adjudicators do not have authority to consider more than one dispute at a time. However, as a High Court ruling made plain, there is...

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• Can the COVID-19 Crisis Justify Reopening Financial Orders in Divorce?

  • Posted13 January 2022

  Can the economic havoc wreaked by the COVID-19 pandemic justify the re-drawing of final financial orders made following a divorce? The High Court has ruled in a guideline case that...

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• Can the COVID-19 Crisis Justify Reopening Financial Orders in Divorce?

  • Posted13 January 2022

  Can the economic havoc wreaked by the COVID-19 pandemic justify the re-drawing of final financial orders made following a divorce? The High Court has ruled in a guideline case that...

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• Employer’s Hardline Anti-Corruption Policy Passes Legal Test

  • Posted13 January 2022

  Many businesses, particularly those that deal with governmental authorities, sensibly have anti-corruption policies in place. One such policy came under close analysis in an employment case concerning a golfing trip...

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• Is Your Lease Under Threat of Forfeiture? Don’t Delay Consulting a Solicitor

  • Posted10 January 2022

  Tenants who fail to pay their rent on time place themselves in real danger of having their leases forfeited. As a Court of Appeal ruling showed, that risk exists no...

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• Determined DIY Builders Score Important Victory Over HMRC

  • Posted10 January 2022

  You may understandably feel overawed by the might of the tax authorities but, with the law on your side, the balance of power is far more even than you might...

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