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The unsealing of Royal Wills in the United Kingdom: a contrast to Public Probate Wills
The question of whether Royal Wills should remain sealed or be made public has long been a topic of debate in the United Kingdom. In contrast to the standard legal...
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General Election 2024: Conservative and Labour key manifesto taxation proposals
With the general election fast approaching and a constant stream of proposed policy announcements being made by all major parties it can be difficult to cut through the noise and...
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Justifying renewal of a fixed-term contract after four years
To prevent abuse, there is a limit on the use of successive fixed-term contracts. Where they are used for four years or more, the employee will become a permanent employee...
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The Health and Social Care (Wales) Bill in focus
Following a formal public consultation, the Welsh Government has laid the Health and Social Care (Wales) Bill (“the Bill”) before the Senedd Cymru for scrutiny. We outline a summary of...
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Blake Morgan welcomes back partner to boost its planning team
Blake Morgan has appointed Sara Hanrahan as a partner within its Property Services team in London as the leading law firm expands its planning expertise.
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The importance of considering redeployment as an alternative to dismissal
What are the issues around redeployment? In Bugden v The Royal Mail Group Limited [2024] EAT 80 the Employment Appeal Tribunal ruled that the Employment Tribunal had erred in law...
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Disclosure of unredacted financial documents ordered in redundancy unfair dismissal and discrimination claims
In an interesting decision about disclosure of documents, the EAT upheld the Employment Tribunal's decision that the Respondent should disclose unredacted copies of internal management documents on the grounds that...
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Property Law Firm of the Year accolade for Blake Morgan
Leading law firm Blake Morgan has been named Property Law Firm of the Year at the Insider Media Wales Property Awards 2024.
