Legal News
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Posted 04/11/2014 The business world is experiencing fewer and fewer corporate insolvencies, according to statistics that have recently been released by the Insolvency Service. The figures for the third quarter...
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Posted 16/04/2015 We have long been used to trusting doctors to tell us what treatment we should have and going along with their view of what is best for us....
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Posted 31/08/2010 Anyone buying or selling a property should not underestimate the importance of the conveyancing process. Property expert Lanice Steward told RealEstateWeb many people think they will not need...
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Posted 04/10/2010 A woman who was sacked for taking time off work to look after her disabled son has been awarded unfair dismissal compensation at an employment law tribunal. Alison...
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Posted 16/08/2010 A banker who claimed she was forced out of her executive job after having a baby and going on maternity leave has won her case for sex discrimination....
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Posted 30/08/2010 A teacher has been awarded compensation at an employment tribunal after it was agreed he was the victim of unfair dismissal. David Roy had been taking a science...
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Posted 18/02/2010 An increasing number of people are choosing to buy agricultural land as an investment, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics). The body’s latest rural market...
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Posted 04/03/2010 A potential increase in the risk of clinical negligence in UK hospitals has been highlighted by a new study showing forthcoming NHS cutbacks. The Civitas research found that...
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Posted 26/02/2015 The Ministry of Justice have recently announced that as from September 2015 they will be providing funding for DNA tests. The courts have always been able to order...
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Posted 03/10/2010 Setting up trusts for children could provide them with financial security after a death, it has been suggested. A reader of the Manchester Evening News (MEN) submitted a...
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Posted 12/04/2015 The Conservative party has proposed an increase in the IHT allowance, giving a further zero-rate band of £175,000 on your main property on top of the £325,000 IHT...
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Posted 17/11/2010 More workers in the public sector are facing redundancy thanks to government cutbacks, according to the Chartered Institute for Personnel and Development (CIPD). Following the release of its...
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