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Selling your business: Culture, communication and legal risk

How much is your business really worth to a buyer and how much of that value sits in things that never appear on a balance sheet?
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Analysis of the new draft right to work Code of Practice

Right to work checks are about to change for everyone: Home Office publishes draft Code of Practice on the expanded illegal working regime What is changing under the new draft Code of Practice? The Home...
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Why an indemnity policy isnt always the right approach

The method we often see in residential property transactions is the application of an indemnity policy topaper over the cracks of property and title defects. Whether that be – missing building regulations certificates, lack of...
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Government opens visa fee reimbursement scheme for scale-ups

The government has launched the Visa Fees Reimbursement Scheme for Scale Ups, which reimburses eligible visa application fees for high-growth businesses hiring from overseas. The scheme opened on 9th June 2026, and applications are accepted...
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Government weighs an invitation-only investor visa

The government is considering a new investor visa that would offer UK residency to wealthy individuals investing at least £5 million in priority areas of the economy, available by invitation only. It has not been...
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Managing compensation in cerebral palsy claims

When a child receives compensation from a medical negligence cerebral palsy claim, we ensure that their compensation is both protected and accessible to meet their needs, now and in the future. From the moment we...
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International compensation claims for cerebral palsy and child brain injury

When negligent maternity or neonatal care in England or Wales causes a child to suffer permanent disability, they have a right under English law to claim compensation. The same rights apply where the child was...
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What is cerebral palsy?

If your child has cerebral palsy and needed neonatal intensive care or cooling after birth or neonatal complications, their cerebral palsy may have been caused by negligent maternity or medical care. During pregnancy and childbirth, you trust your...
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FA tightens Governing Body Endorsement rules for the 2026/27 season

The Football Association (FA) has published its Governing Body Endorsement (GBE) criteria for the 2026/27 season, effective from 15 June 2026. There is more of an evolution than a revolution this year, the criteria is...
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Concussion injuries in sport

When a concussion head injury occurs on the playing field, court or track, or in a school, club or community sports hall, those who are responsible for organising and supervising the sporting event must also...
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What you need to know about neonatal meningitis claims

Children who have suffered meningitis, and their families, often need a range of ongoing physical, therapeutic and psychological support. We are able to assist families in ensuring the best possible care for their child through...
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Unlawful killing inquest verdict when death is caused by a speeding driver

When someone dies as a result of a road traffic collision that was caused by a speeding driver, the driver who was responsible for causing the death or fatal injury will usually be prosecuted in...
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Why should I make a personal injury claim?

If you have suffered a serious personal injury that was wholly or partially caused by unsafe workplace practises, public or commercial services or facilities, a negligent driver or a defective product, you may be wondering...
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Supreme Court deprivation of liberty judgment: What Professional Deputies need to know

The Supreme Court’s recent deprivation of liberty judgment Deprivation of Liberty: A Reference by the Attorney General for Northern Ireland [2026] UKSC 16 has generated significant discussion across the sector, with many describing it as...
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Recovering possession without Section 21: Redevelopment under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025

This article provides an update on the options available to landlords in recovering possession of a residential property following the implementation of the Renters Rights Act. Changes to the Renters’ Rights Act Section 21 notices...
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What are interim payments?

Serious injury compensation claims are complex and can take time to reach settlement even when liability (the issue of who is at fault) has been resolved. Claims involving life-long disability, such as from cerebral palsy,...

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