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• Ex-Couple Spend an 'Absurd' £5 Million Plus Litigating About Their Child

  • Posted9 June 2023

  Disputes between separated couples as to how their children should be provided for can, in the absence of compromise, sadly reach epic proportions. That was certainly so in one extraordinary...

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• Ex-Couple Spend an ‘Absurd’ £5 Million Plus Litigating About Their Child

  • Posted9 June 2023

  Disputes between separated couples as to how their children should be provided for can, in the absence of compromise, sadly reach epic proportions. That was certainly so in one extraordinary...

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• Whistleblowing and the Importance of Proving Motive

  • Posted7 June 2023

  Establishing that an employee has made a protected disclosure is the first step on the path to success in any whistleblowing claim. However, as a case concerning a dismissed care...

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• Whistleblowing and the Importance of Proving Motive

  • Posted7 June 2023

  Establishing that an employee has made a protected disclosure is the first step on the path to success in any whistleblowing claim. However, as a case concerning a dismissed care...

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• High Court Ruling Underlines the Pitfalls of Making 'Inflexible' Mutual Wills

  • Posted5 June 2023

  It is legally possible for couples to make mutual wills by which each binds the other not to alter their bequests at any point in the future, save by mutual...

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• Compulsory Purchase – What Happens if a Landowner's Identity is Unknown?

  • Posted5 June 2023

  Many nationally important infrastructure projects would simply not get off the drawing board were public authorities not equipped with the power to compulsorily purchase private land for the public benefit....

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