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• Carers, Home Working and Discrimination – Guideline Ruling

  • Posted8 July 2021

  The COVID-19 pandemic has massively increased the prevalence of home working but, for some, working away from the office is far more than just a preference. In a guideline case...

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• Family Judge Deeply Regrets Wealthy Ex-Couple's Inability to Compromise

  • Posted6 July 2021

  Judges often plead with divorcing couples to bury the hatchet rather than subject themselves to the financial and emotional self-harm of litigation. As a High Court case showed, however, such...

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• Family Judge Deeply Regrets Wealthy Ex-Couple’s Inability to Compromise

  • Posted6 July 2021

  Judges often plead with divorcing couples to bury the hatchet rather than subject themselves to the financial and emotional self-harm of litigation. As a High Court case showed, however, such...

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• Is It Acceptable to Poke Fun at a Competitor? High Court Tackles the Issue

  • Posted5 July 2021

  Bad blood often exists between trade rivals, but is it an acceptable business practice for them to poke fun at one another? The High Court tackled that issue in the...

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• Judge Awards Substantial Damages in Scaffolding Trespass Case

  • Posted2 July 2021

  Building works to extend or improve your property may involve temporary incursions onto your neighbour’s land, for which permission is required. In a case that showed the serious consequences of...

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• This Is What Happens If You Wait Until Sickness Strikes Before Making a Will

  • Posted1 July 2021

  Making a will when you are close to death and without professional assistance is an effective means of fostering dispute between your loved ones after you are gone. As a...

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