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Disability & neurodiversity
03 August 2026
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Family
03 August 2026
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Ethnicity & belief
03 August 2026
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Blake Morgan advises Worcester College on acquisition of Jericho Wharf
03 August 2026
Law firm Blake Morgan’s Oxford team has supported Worcester College with their completion of the purchase of the Jericho Wharf development site.
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When is the right of accompaniment triggered?
03 August 2026
What is the right of accompaniment and when is it triggered? We look at a recent Employment Appeal Tribunal that explains all.
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Personal profiles, professional insights: Karmen Ko, Private Client Senior Associate
29 July 2026
As part of our Personal profiles, professional insights series, we caught up with Private Client Senior Associate Karmen Ko.
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Ten pitfalls local authorities must avoid when implementing the leisure agency model
29 July 2026
How can the agency model work for leisure services? We examine the potential pitfalls local authorities must avoid when implementing the leisure agency model.
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New EHRC Code of Practice: Charities advised to take action
29 July 2026
Charities are being urged to prepare for compliance with the EHRC Code of Practice, which comes into force on Wednesday 5 August.
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What is the LMA guidance on sanctioned lenders in syndicated loan transactions?
28 July 2026
The LMA has released guidance to address the ever-increasing sanctions risk in syndicated loan transactions. We look at the key takeaways for developing and emerging markets.
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Draft Code of Practice on Preventing Illegal Working: what businesses need to know
28 July 2026
We look at what you need to know about the new draft Code of Practice on Preventing Illegal Working and draft Employer’s Guide to Right to Work Checks.
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Blake Morgan Cardiff office raises more than £10,000 for Wales Air Ambulance at the close of two-year partnership
27 July 2026
Blake Morgan's Cardiff office has raised more than £10,000 for Wales Air Ambulance, surpassing its fundraising target and bringing a successful two-year Charity of the Year partnership to a close.
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Judicial review, not unfair dismissal? Why Olly Robbins has chosen the public law route
27 July 2026
The news that Olly Robbins to sue for being sacked over Mandelson scandal has launched a judicial review against the Government raises an interesting legal question. Why would a senior...
