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Lift and shift: can you flex your easements?

Commercial property
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We discuss what landowners should do when the property they wish to develop is subject to existing rights and easements

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Business relief and inheritance tax

Family businesses
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What is Business Property Relief and how might it benefit your estate? Call 0800 652 8025 for a free initial consultation and IHT advice. Award winning national firm in Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, London, Manchester, Southampton & Taunton.

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Age discrimination in recruitment: time to nip it in the bud

Employment law services
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We have answered FAQs on age discrimination to help you consider this issue further with a focus on the recruitment process.

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What is NHS Continuing Healthcare Provision and am I entitled to receive it?

Medical negligence solicitors
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Our specialists detail what the NHS Continuing Healthcare Provision is and what the process involves to determine if a person is eligible.

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Baby Loss Awareness Week 2021

Medical negligence solicitors
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Whatever the circumstances, losing a child is a tragedy for families and more needs to be done to recognise and address the issues which lead to baby loss and stillbirth.

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Can fathers claim for psychiatric injury following stillbirth?

Medical negligence solicitors
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A “secondary victim” is someone who suffers psychiatric injury solely as a result of witnessing the injury or risk of harm to another person. Fathers and birth partners may in some circumstances fall into the category of “secondary victim”.

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Imaging orders: Is the search over?

Civil dispute resolution for private clients
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In this digital age the focus of searches is often digital devices with a particular concern that data on those devices will be deleted, destroyed or lost.

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Search and seizure orders – The supervising solicitor’s perspective

Commercial litigation and disputes
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A search and seizure order allows one party in a dispute to enter another party’s premise (the respondent) to search for, copy, and retain evidence.

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Has COVID killed the search and seizure order?

Commercial litigation and disputes
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A search (and seizure) order is a powerful tool in the litigator’s armoury where there are concerns in a dispute that crucial evidence will not be preserved.

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Long COVID – should employers accept that it is a disability within the meaning of the Equality Act?

Employment law services
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It is estimated that more than one million people in the UK are suffering with the prolonged side effects of Covid.

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Right to Work in the UK Checks – changes and further extension of COVID adjusted measures until 5 April 2022

Employment law services
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The Home Office has granted a further extension to the adjusted procedure (in response to the Coronavirus pandemic) to complete Right to Work in the UK Checks.

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