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Misconduct vs Professional Negligence
Many people use the terms misconduct and negligence interchangeably as if they mean the same…
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Can You Sue a Barrister for Negligence?
Can You Sue a Barrister for Negligence?
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S106 Agreements, Affordable Housing and CILs
In a recent case, the High Court decided in favour of Wealdon District Council costing…
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Time Limits for Professional Negligence Claims
If a professional fails to uphold their responsibilities or fulfil their duties, you may be entitled to bring a claim for professional negligence against them. If you have suffered damage or loss financially as a result of negligence, the law enables such losses to be recoverable from the relevant professional.
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MEES regulations
With the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) beginning 31 October in Glasgow and everyone looking at the future of environmental pledges and legislation, it’s probably a good time to reflect on the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) regulations.
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Settlement Agreements: FAQ’s by Employers
Settlement Agreements are typically associated with the ending of someone’s employment and are issued either shortly before or after the employment has ended.
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When Is A Nuisance Not A Nuisance?
On 12 August 2021, the High Court ruled against the claimant in Jones and another v Ministry of Defence.
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Are Mergers Good Or Bad For Employees?
When two previously separate companies join together to form a single entity this is called a merger. Mergers can have a significant impact on the employees of those companies.
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Training Contacts and Legal Careers with Wilson Browne
Wilson Browne are focused on recruiting and retaining the very best candidates that can develop as future legal professionals of the firm. We have recently grown our trainee intake and now recruit 4 trainee solicitors each year to undertake our valued two-year programme.
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How many times do you chase an unpaid invoice?
In a recent snap poll survey of his connections on LinkedIn, Partner Kevin Rogers found that 26% of businesses chase 4 or more times before doing anything about an unpaid invoice… and worse than that 7% admitted to doing nothing at all.
