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• High Court Rules on Residential Development Contract Gone Bad

  • Posted6 June 2016

  Building projects inevitably go wrong sometimes and those involved in such cases are wise to seek legal advice to achieve a swift and low-cost resolution. In a case where that...

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• The Importance of Conducting a Fair Disciplinary Process

  • Posted6 June 2016

  A local authority employee who complained that his job description did not match his duties and that he was substantially underpaid for the work he in fact did has had...

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• UEFA European Championship 2016 – Are You Ready?

  • Posted3 June 2016

  With the UEFA European Championship due to kick off shortly (the first match, France v Romania, is on Friday, 10 June at 20:00 UK time and the final is scheduled...

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• Debt Collection By Threat Brings Prosecution

  • Posted3 June 2016

  When a creditor appointed two ‘informal’ debt collectors to collect money due from a debtor, the tactics they used resulted in them being given prison terms by the Court of...

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• In the Style to Which One Wishes to Become Accustomed

  • Posted1 June 2016

  Divorce cases involving the very rich are over-represented in court reports for the simple reason that where the family is very wealthy, the costs of arguing over the division of...

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• Eyewitness Evidence Preferred to That of Experts

  • Posted31 May 2016

  When a car hits a pedestrian, it is usual for the driver of the car to be held to be at fault, but this is not always the case. ...

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