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ECJ provides guidance on the “grave professional misconduct” discretionary exclusion
An Italian court requested a preliminary reference ruling from the European Court of Justice ("ECJ") around the meaning of the "grave professional misconduct" discretionary exclusion, pursuant to Directive 2004/18. In...
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Data protection expert warns business leaders there is “no room for complacency” over ‘no deal’ Brexit
Business leaders are being warned there is "no room for complacency" over the impact of a 'no deal' Brexit on data protection. Leading data protection lawyer Jon Belcher is warning...
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Late Amendments to Statement of Case – Where Limitation is not an Issue
A number of recent cases provide a useful reminder of the test that the Court would apply when considering applications to amend pleadings at a late stage of the proceedings....
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Blake Morgan lawyer saddles up to help tackle homelessness in Oxfordshire
Blake Morgan partner, William Downing, is joining a 180 mile cycle ride from Trafalgar Square to the Eiffel Tower to help combat homelessness in Oxfordshire. The London to Paris bike...
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Be prepared – Blake Morgan calls on business to get ready for 2020 payroll changes
Leading law firm Blake Morgan is offering a new service designed to help businesses prepare for changes to off-payroll rules which come into force in April 2020. The new legislation...
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Taylor v Mina An Ltd – A case law update on the licensing of Houses in Multiple Occupation
We examine a case that looks at the licensing of Houses in Multiple Occupation. On 13th August 2019 the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) overturned a refusal of a Rent Repayment...
