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Private Client Issues – May 2022
Welcome to this month’s edition of Private Client Issues, Blake Morgan’s monthly round-up of the topics you may find of interest. It features insight and advice on developments affecting private...
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Providing a reference: dos and don’ts for employers
Determining whether to provide a reference or not, and knowing what to include can be difficult.
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Why do I need probate?
After someone has died, it will be necessary for their estate to be administered. If the deceased has made a Will, it should state who they want to deal with...
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What is advance care planning?
Paula Shea looks at advance care planning, the various options and how to prepare for life-threatening or life-sustaining situations.
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What is a gagging order and when are they used?
A "gagging order" is a term used to describe contractual confidentiality and non-disclosure obligations, usually in relation to specific allegations or events.
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Implementation plan for the Charities Act 2022
The implementation timetable for the Charities Act 2022 was published earlier this month.
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BBC’s The Split – where can a notice to show cause help?
Episode 2 of The Split – Hannah and Nathan Stern have reached a financial agreement within their divorce, and both of them have signed. Hannah later tears up the signed...
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The Court of Appeal makes findings about MIAMs
In a recent case in the Court of Appeal (K v K [2022] CA Civ 468) the importance of parties attending a mediation information and assessment meeting (MIAM) was stressed....
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Applying for a ‘no fault’ divorce online – do I still need a solicitor?
If you are looking to apply for divorce online, there are certain issues you need to consider. The recent reforms under the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 introduced 'no...
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China Tang – leaves a bad taste for the defendant
A recent judgment from the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court (IPEC) has provided a useful reminder of the limitations of the honest concurrent use defence as well as highlighting the importance...
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DC Comics v Unilever – Wonder-full!
A recent judgment of the High Court considered the distinctiveness of word marks involving the WONDER WOMAN comic book character. The case was an appeal of a UKIPO decision involving...
