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Public Sector Newsletter – August Review 2020
Blake Morgan's Public Sector legal experts have put together a review of the latest news within the area from August. Welsh Government announce multi-million pound support package for local authorities...
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Start-up and Innovator visas
We examine the new business immigration routes into the UK and what is required for the Start-up visa and Innovator visa.
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Council ordered to pay redaction costs
The High court has ordered Southampton City Council to essentially fund redactions of care proceedings documents that had been requested by Ms Newman, a journalist, in an application which the...
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PSA guidance on hearings
On 1 September the Professional Standards Authority (PSA) issued draft guidance regarding the management of hearings during the COVID-19 pandemic for those regulators whose work they oversee. They are seeking...
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Blake Morgan announces two new partner promotions
Leading law firm Blake Morgan has announced the promotions of Mark Jones and Dan Geddes to Partner. Their promotions reflect their expertise and continued commitment to providing first-class legal solutions...
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Big data and algorithms: lessons from class of 2020
In this most strange of years, the problems with A-Level and GCSE results may seem like just another short-term political crisis. This article was first published in Business Matters on...
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Suicide bidding – a warning for construction firms
The UK economy has been officially declared to be in recession and suicide bidding in construction projects will not help. This article was first published in Business Matters Magazine on...
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Do members of charitable companies have fiduciary duties?
The question of whether members of a charitable company have fiduciary duties, and whether the court has jurisdiction to direct these members on how to exercise their duty, were central...
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Legal implications from lockdown: Wills, marriage and cohabiting couples
Lockdown vetoed many things – notably, marriage and civil partnership ceremonies. What legal implications could postponement of your big day have?
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Webinar: International crypto asset litigation and recovery – PAST EVENT
Our international panel addressed the challenges and opportunities for protecting and recovering crypto assets, from a common and civil law perspective in England, Singapore and Poland in a webinar on...
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Webinar: Blended Working – PAST EVENT
On Thursday 27 August we hosted the second in our two part webinar where we discussed the move to blended working and what this will mean for employers.
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“My nephews and nieces” in Wills
The High Court has recently clarified the construction and interpretation of Wills that refer to nephews and nieces in Wales v Dixon [2020] [2020] EWHC 1979 (CH).
