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14. 10

2023

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Covid-19 Coronavirus: Guidance for Employers

In case coronavirus (COVID-19) spreads more widely in the UK, we offer the following Coronavirus Guidance for Employers. Employers should consider taking some simple steps to help protect the health and safety of staff, whilst at the same time ensuring to help protect themselves from potential legal action. Good practice for employers It’s good practice […]

14. 10

2023

By admin Changes in UK Law, Covid-19, Legal Advice No Comments

Covid-19 Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme: key details

Covid-19 Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme: The Headlines Disclaimer: The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme information in this article is intended for general information only and reflects the position in the law at the date of publication. It does not constitute legal advice and should not be treated or relied upon as such. It is provided without […]

14. 10

2023

By admin Divorce, FAMILY LAW, Legal Advice, Private Legal Services No Comments

What to do when there are issues with serving a divorce petition

Divorce: issues with service of the petition You have served a divorce petition and a sealed copy has been sent to your spouse with an acknowledgement of service form to return. Your spouse ignores the petition and fails to return the acknowledgement. What can you do about this issue? Disclaimer: The information in this article […]

14. 10

2023

By admin Commercial Law, Covid-19, Legal Advice No Comments

Covid-19 Force Majeure – knowing where you stand in uncertain times

The Covid-19 pandemic and the unprecedented lockdowns in both the UK and internationally have seen a rapid increase in queries relating to force majeure clauses. This article summarises the main legal principles and practical considerations. Disclaimer: The information in this article is intended for general information only and reflects the position in the law at […]

13. 10

2023

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Ways to challenge a personal guarantee

Disclaimer: The information in this article is intended for general information only. It does not constitute legal advice and should not be treated or relied upon as such. It is provided without any representations or warranties, express or implied. Guarantees are a form of suretyship which allow either a company or an individual, regarded as […]

12. 10

2023

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Broken engagement – legal ramifications

Most couples get engaged before marriage, but what happens if they don’t make it down the aisle? There are some legal ramifications to consider when breaking off an engagement. Before the Family Law Act 1981 came into effect, the happy announcement of an engagement was considered to be a legally binding contract. If the engagement […]

Covid-19 Coronavirus: Guidance for Employers

Covid-19 Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme: key details

What to do when there are issues with serving a divorce petition

Covid-19 Force Majeure – knowing where you stand in uncertain times

Ways to challenge a personal guarantee

Broken engagement – legal ramifications

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