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Compensation for acts of discrimination in employment is uncapped and includes an element for injury to feelings. The recent case of Base...
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In June, Morrisons Partners Catherine Fisher and John Andrews undertook a week-long roadshow across China, presenting on the topic of “Do...
Morrisons are delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for both the Law Society Excellence Awards and the Surrey Law Society L...
In the current economic climate, family members are becoming more and more likely to loan money to each other. Commonly these loans will ...
The Supreme Court has recently heard its first employment case on restrictive covenants for a hundred years. The landmark 2019 case of Ti...
While most of the UK has tired of Brexit negotiations and discussions, other nations are gearing up for the possibilities that Brexit mig...
Commercial leases often contain provisions, commonly referred to as “break clauses”, allowing one (or either) party to terminate the leas...
What exactly is a misfeasance claim? Directors owe certain fiduciary and other duties to their companies in their capacity as an officer....
In February 2019 the Supreme Court held that a verbal agreement reached between an estate agent and a property developer, which provided ...
As Brexit fatigue sets in across the nation, one of the many issues to be considered is how the final outcome, whatever it is, will impac...
There was a welcome respite from Brexit headlines yesterday as the front pages were emblazoned with news that the Justice Secretary David...
It is said that buying a property can be one of the most stressful experiences you can go through. During the purchase, you can be bombar...
