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ITV Legal Drama Series ‘The Split’ and Pre-Nuptial Agreements
The Split returned for a two-part special on 29 December 2024.The Split is a British legal drama television series....
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Hold Ups in Divorces Due to Pension Valuations Not Being Available
The BBC have recently reported on how people are having to delay their divorces due to the hold ups in obtaining th...
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Wear your Seatbelt!
As we enter the New Year with excitement at the fresh challenges we may face, the weather has decided to give us so...
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LISTEN AGAIN: The Darker Side of Private Client
Discussing the importance of good legal advice in relation to The Court of Protection, Lasting Powers of Attorney, wills...
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Impact of the Budget on Pensions and Inheritance Tax : Edward Rees and Jack Fallows
Changes arising from the autumn 2024 budget in relation to pensions and inheritance tax....
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Sexual Harassment
It has long been the case that any employee who has been sexually harassed by a colleague can bring a claim against...
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Unravelling the Budget for Farmers: Edward Rees and David Pugh
Edward Rees and David Pugh discuss the Autumn 2024 budget, which they speculate will have a seismic impact. In particul...
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Dismissal and Re-engagement – Uplift to Compensation
The Code of Practice on Dismissal and Re-engagement (or “fire and rehire”) came into force in July this year. A not...
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LISTEN AGAIN: The Role of Professional Deputies and the Court of Protection
What a professional deputy does and how they support an individual who's lost capacity....
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Different Legal Documents Regarding Your Health Decisions When You Have Lost Capacity
If you were in hospital and you were to lose mental capacity and could no longer communicate how would you ensure t...
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The Impact of Qube on the Community: Holly Corrigan and Kate Lawson
Qube is involved in a wide range of support for the community in Oswestry and neighbouring villages....
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Statutory Payments Increases
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published its planned increases to statutory sick pay (SSP) and pay ...
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Changes to Agricultural and Business Property Relief
There has been much anxiety among British farmers over amendments to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) in the rece...
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The Impact of Belmont Hall on the Community: Karen Clarke and Steve Handley
Belmont Hall's Friday Club is aimed at older people, many of whom may be alone and feel isolated. Hear how the charity s...
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We Are Farming Minds: Lizzie Cross and Emily Jones
We Are Farming Minds is a registered charity set up to help raise mental awareness in the rural communities of Herefords...
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The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust Neonatal and Mortality Report
An independent review of the neonatology services at SaTH has been commissioned given the higher than average perin...
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When the Intestacy Rules Won’t Work for You – and Famous People Who’ve Died Without Leaving a Will: Karl Beckett and Aimee Johnson
We discuss intestacy rules and when they don't apply, i.e. what happens when you die without leaving a will. This is par...
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What Happens to my Clinical Negligence Claim if I Die?
As a claimant clinical negligence solicitor who solely represents people who have been injured as a result of medic...
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The Putting Things Right Scheme in Wales: Emma Hart and Phoebe Blythin
The Welsh Redress Scheme, is a method of handling and investigating complaints about the NHS in Wales. This is an altern...
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Where There’s a Will There’s a Way
Whilst many people will engage in hours of financial planning during their lifetime, not everyone recognises the im...
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