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26 October

It has long been a problem that some non-resident parents avoid paying the correct and fair amount of child maintenance, by arranging their financial affairs in a certain way. A... Read More

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18 October

A warm welcome to Blake Morgan's Autumn newsletter, keeping you informed of the latest developments in Employment Law. With the Budget just over a week away and the Brexit negotiations... Read More

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17 October

In the recent case of Churston Golf Club v Haddock, the High Court considered whether an obligation to maintain fencing contained in a conveyance could take effect as an easement... Read More

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17 October

It's ten weeks until Christmas and many Christmas parties will be already planned or in the process of being planned. Some will be more spontaneous team meals, others may take... Read More

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16 October

Figures published at the end of September 2018 for the tax year ending in April 2018 show that £1.895 billion was raised from the extra 3% SDLT on additional dwellings.... Read More

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16 October

Six months on from the introduction of a new regime for taxing termination payments (PENP for those familiar with it), there are still two commonly held, wrong beliefs: Nothing has... Read More

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12 October

In response to the increasing demand for pragmatism and innovation in the local government market, Blake Morgan's specialist sector team has launched a publication to share good advice and their... Read More

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12 October

On the 8 June 2016, the European Commission, European Parliament and the Council adopted a Directive which had the aim of harmonising the approach to protecting trade secrets across the EU... Read More

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11 October

On 26 July 2017, the Supreme Court held that the introduction of Employment Tribunal and Employment Appeal Tribunal fees was unlawful from the time they were introduced (July 2013). As... Read More

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11 October

Upon the High Court lifting reporting restrictions this week, the newspapers have reported details of the extravagant lifestyle of Zamira Hajiyeva, the wife of the former chairman of Azerbaijan's largest... Read More

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10 October

There are not many occasions in a mediation where I hesitate to say that mediations are conducted in the "shadow of the court".  I normally emphasise that mediation is not... Read More

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10 October

As you will be aware the Chancellor has brought forward the date for this year's Budget. It will now take place on Monday 29 October. There is the usual speculation... Read More