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The common misconceptions of cohabitation
During Cohabitation Awareness Week, Resolution Accredited Cohabitation specialist James Davies looks at the common misconceptions associated with this niche area. Cohabitation - seven common misconceptions: The common law marriage. Despite...
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The final frontier – a lawyer’s voyage into AI
Our technology experts, Rob Jefferies and Ollie Clymow, examine the law surrounding Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology and developments in the sector. Growth and opportunities in the AI sector We may...
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Blake Morgan advises team behind £120m Cardiff Parkway development
Blake Morgan’s Cardiff-based team is pleased to act as legal advisors to the proposed Cardiff Parkway development. Public consultation on the project launched on November 20, with city residents being...
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Ensuring public sector websites and mobile apps are accessible
The Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) (No. 2) Accessibility Regulations 2018 (“the Regulations”) implemented the EU Directive on the accessibility of the websites and mobile applications ("apps") of...
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Legal guidance on cryptoassets and smart contracts just released in England & Wales
On 18 November 2019 the UK Jurisdiction Taskforce (Chaired by Sir Geoffrey Vos) launched its "Legal Statement on cryptoassets and smart contracts" in the magnificent Victorian and mock medieval surroundings...
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A More Equal Wales: Strengthening Social Partnership
In response to the Fair Work Commission's recommendations in March this year, the Welsh Government has published the White Paper, 'A More Equal Wales: Strengthening Social Partnership'. The aims of...
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Understanding the Arc – big strategic opportunities but keep it simple
I’ve read three reports this week and they all say one thing – development in the Oxbridge Innovation Arc is needed and it’s coming. So the question is how we...
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Covert surveillance and the right to a private life
Covert surveillance in the workplace has always been a thorny issue for employers with case law placing strict conditions on when and where it can be used. Many employers will,...
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Blake Morgan’s Family and Professional Negligence teams honoured by Times Best Law Firms 2020
This week the Times launched their inaugural Best Law Firms Guide. The listing recognises the expertise and quality of advice delivered by leading law firms and is entirely peer selected. Working...
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Transgender Awareness Week 2019 – legal considerations in the context of marriage for gender change
In order for a new gender to be legally recognised, the individual will need to acquire a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC). This blog does not intend to go into detail...
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Transgender Awareness Week – Transgender and your Will
"My son has become my daughter – do I need to update my Will?" This is just one of the questions we are beginning to be asked more regularly by...
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Private Client Issues – November 2019
Welcome to this month's edition of Private Client Issues, Blake Morgan's monthly round-up of the topics you may find of interest. Insight and advice on developments affecting private individuals. New...
