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Partner At Law Firm Faces Age Discrimination
Retirement age is something that some workers await with pleasure. Some prematurely booking trips and making plans to spend time with friends/family. As desirable as this may be to some, not all employees are as eager to put an end to their career.
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Changes To National Minimum Wage Due To Take Place On April 1st
The National Minimum Wage (NMW) is the legal minimum amount that employers must pay workers in a country for their labour, typically set by the government.
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Inheritance Tax: Gifting to Children and Grandchildren
As the cost of living rises, you may be considering helping your children and grandchildren out with gifts of money to help with purchasing homes, education costs and special occasions such as weddings.
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The Oscar AI Controversies Spark Further Discussions On AI In The Workplace
It’s no shock to read another headline on the ever-advancing technology that is AI; it has caused much controversy over recent years.
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The Animal Welfare Act 2006
The Animal Welfare Act 2006 (“the Act”) is the principal law relating to the welfare of animals.
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When Should You Make A Will?
In the UK, you can make a Will when you turn 18. Making a Will as soon as possible offers peace of mind and reduces legal challenges and tax liabilities.
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Can I Write A Will For Somebody Else?
It is possible to write a will for yourself at home or someone else, even if the other person lacks mental capacity.
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Celebrating Another Year of Excellence: Our Legal 500 Teams
The latest edition of The Legal 500 was announced, and a number of our teams were recognised for their expertise.
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Can A Trustee Be A Beneficiary Of A Trust?
A trust is an arrangement where an individual (known as the settlor) transfers assets such as property, money and financial investments for the benefit of other individuals (known as the beneficiaries).
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What Information Do I Need To Write A Will?
To write a Will, you need personal details, assets, debts, beneficiaries, executor, signatures and childcare and funeral arrangements.
