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No liability exemption from data protection obligations for online marketplaces

On the 2nd December 2025, the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) ruled that an online marketplace may be a (joint) controller of personal data included in user generated adverts published on its...
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SME case study: How pre-sale preparation protects exit value

Written by: Boyes Turner client What you think of as dull admin makes you millions! Digital SME sold to a FTSE250 Co. at sub £25m – selling a UK business successfully. The three-way team of...
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Client story: learning to live with life-changing sight loss in one eye

Patients with loss of vision in one eye are often advised that they will adjust to the change within a few months to a year or two after the injury. For many, like my client...
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Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs): Protecting your business data and IP

Why use an NDA? Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), or confidentiality agreements, can be a useful mechanism to enable businesses to explore new commercial opportunities and potential relationships, before entering into a comprehensive commercial or transactional agreement....
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Can I ask for a second opinion from a specialist birth injury lawyer after a rejected or abandoned claim?

Boyes Turner’s birth injury lawyers recently secured full compensation for two children with cerebral palsy whose families had previously been advised by their solicitors to abandon their claims. Both families contacted us for a second...
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The importance of provisional or full and final settlements in asbestos disease cases

Boyes Turner’s expert mesothelioma and asbestos claims solicitors have recently concluded two asbestosis claims, one against Kodak and another against Mars. The claim against Kodak was settled on a full and final basis and the...
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Can I make a claim for mesothelioma even if I have never worked with asbestos?

It is often assumed that those diagnosed with an asbestos related disease used to work in shipyards, power stations, construction sites or boiler houses and carried out tasks which involved direct contact with asbestos. Whilst...
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The importance of a good educational psychologist in EHCP cases

Evidence from an educational psychologist (EP) is the cornerstone for an Education Health and Care Plan (EHCP). Why educational psychologist evidence is essential for an EHCP An educational psychologist’s primary role is to help clarify...
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Managing Asbestos in the Workplace

The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 requires employers to conduct their work in such a way that their employees will not be exposed to health and safety risks. They must also provide information...
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I was exposed to asbestos by Turner & Newall – can I make a asbestos compensation claim?

If you were exposed to asbestos through Turner & Newall and have since been diagnosed with an asbestos-related disease, you may still be able to make a compensation claim. Who were Turner & Newall? Turner...
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Can you get a EHCP for dyslexia?

Quite often parents are put off applying for an EHCP following a diagnosis of dyslexia, or a specific learning difficulty, based on the notion that their special educational needs can be provided for under available...
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Leaving a partnership: Key considerations for partners

As part of our corporate service offering at Boyes Turner, we assist partnerships in all aspects of their governance, including drafting the Partnership Agreement, amending existing agreements and dealing with the appointment and retirement of...
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Gender Pay Gap Reporting – Practical guidance for employers

The gender pay gap reporting regulations The Regulations came into effect in 2017 in a bid to tackle the difference in average pay of men and women in all roles across the labour market. The...
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Paternity Leave (Bereavement) Act: Key changes for employers

New day one rights under Bereavement Paternity Leave While the news about the Employment Rights Act 2025 passing was breaking at the end of last year, the government brought the first regulations of the Paternity...
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Unpacking the Employment Rights Act: risks, changes and opportunities

In this episode of the Employment Law Pod, partners Andrew Whitaker and Helen Goss unpack one of the most significant shake-ups to UK employment law in decades: the Employment Rights Act.
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Challenging the courts jurisdiction

What is jurisdiction? Jurisdiction is a fundamental principle in legal proceedings, determining the authority of a court to hear and decide a case. In civil litigation, jurisdiction is a prerequisite for the courts of England...

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