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Leasehold Reforms Under the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024

The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 is now law. However, not all parts of the Act are in force yet, as the government still needs to ...

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Managing Employment Disputes: What Employers Need to Know in 2026

Employment disputes are an inevitable part of running a business but how organisations handle them can make the difference between a quick r...

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Rebecca Miller Associate Partner

Delay in the Outcome of the Lampard Inquiry Contributed to by the Late Disclosure of Evidence

On 26 January 2026, the Chair of the Lampard Inquiry, Baroness Lampard, confirmed that the outcome of the Inquiry would be delayed by more t...

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Cliona Carey Trainee Solicitor

What is an Infant Approval Hearing and Why is it Needed?

When a child is injured and a personal injury claim is made on their behalf, the law adds an extra safeguard to protect them: an ‘Infant A...

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Jade Jump Associate

Can a WhatsApp Message Form a Legally Binding Contract?

High Court Decision that Serves as a Warning In an age where most of our communication is online, it is easy to assume that a message sent ...

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Paige Taylor Trainee Solicitor

What to Do When You’re Offered a Settlement Agreement

As a result of the economic issues of recent years and the upcoming rise in taxes for businesses, employers continue to consider and impleme...

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Victoria Mitchell Partner

Breast Implant Damage Caused by Seatbelts in Car Accidents

Breast implants are a common cosmetic procedure, with hundreds of thousands performed annually. While they are generally safe, one overlooke...

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Jane Chadwick Partner