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    • Mar 15, 2022

    Dilaps, don’t sweat it: A guide for landlords

    Now that we are all adapting to the “new normal” of working practices, many businesses are assessing their own business requirements, including their usage of premises. With this in mind, many tenants may be looking to vacate or downsize from

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    • Mar 9, 2022

    Ruthless’ daughter who manipulated her father into leaving her most of his £100m fortune while leaving her brother with nothing faces £2m bill after losing court battle and being ordered to take equal £27m share – Caroline Miller comments

    Partner Caroline Miller shares her thoughts on the news that Louise Reeves has lost her three-year court battle over her father’s £100million fortune, in Mail Online. Louise now faces a £2m legal bill, as the High Court judge orders her

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    • Mar 8, 2022

    The gender pay gap – Common pitfalls for employers

    This article has been written jointly between Wedlake Bell and Spktral, a specialist organisation which focuses on pay gap analysis, specifically gender, ethnicity, sexuality and disability. What is the gender pay gap? The gap between men and women’s average pay

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    • Feb 28, 2022

    My neighbour’s tree is damaging my wall. What can I do?

    Chartered Legal Executive Bhavini Taylor has been quoted in The Sunday Times answering a reader’s question regarding issues with a neighbour’s saplings which have grown so much that they have started to push a driveway wall over. “It’s crucial to

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    • News
    • Feb 21, 2022

    Adjudication: Part 1 – The basics

    In this series, Natalie Pilagos answers some frequently asked questions in relation to adjudication, which is in practice, the primary forum of dispute resolution for construction disputes. Where did adjudication come from? By the 80’s, unfair payment practices in the

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    • News
    • Feb 16, 2022

    The ongoing debate over worker status

    “The employment status of gig economy workers has been a hot topic in employment law, culminating in the Supreme Court’s decision last year in Uber v Aslam. In that landmark case, drivers using the Uber app were held to be ‘workers’

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    • Feb 16, 2022

    The regulatory sandbox

    A Sandbox is a testing environment which isolates untested and experimental projects from the real world environment allowing their development in a safe and controlled manner. The sandbox provides organisations with a free service from the ICO. The sandbox is open

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