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Can my spouse take half my business in divorce?

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When business owners get divorced, often their biggest concern is what will happen to their shareholdings and income. In her latest article, businesses in divorce expert Rosemary Sharp outlines what you need to know...

HR Coffee Break Briefing: The Outcome and Beyond (Tribunal Process)

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Each month, Employment Associate, Chris Dobbs hosts a FREE HR webinar on a different topic.

In his latest instalment he discusses the tribunal process the Outcome and Beyond.

A complete guide to the employee lifecycle

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In this article, Michelle Kemp, experienced Employment Partner at Frettens, summarises key points that you need to know about the employee journey.

What is mediation for child access?

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In this article, Partner and Family Mediator, Simon Immins outlines what the process of child access mediation looks like and what his role is as a mediator.

What is the role of HR in conflict management?

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In his latest article, HR Specialist, Nathan Andrews outlines the role of HR in conflict management and how effective conflict management can benefit your organisation.

Can step-children contest a Will?

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In her latest article, Contentious Probate expert Anna Curtis discusses stepchildren's rights to inheritance and whether they can contest a Will.

HR Coffee Break Briefing: The Tribunal Process - from Claim to Hearing

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In his latest instalment, he is joined by Head of HR Services, Nathans Andrews, where they discuss thetribunal process from claim to hearing.

Provisional Liquidations - Advice for Insolvency Practitioners

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In his latest Coffee Break Briefing, Partner & Head of Insolvency & Restructuring, Malcolm Niekirk provides spoke about provisional liquidations.

What is an Occupation Order and how do you get one?

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In this article, Family Partner Rosemary Sharp outlines what an occupation order is, how it works and how to get one.

What is a fair disciplinary procedure?

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In this article, Head of HR Services, Nathan Andrews outlines the key principles of conducting disciplinary proceedings fairly, in line with ACAS guidelines and HR best practices.

What is Private Nuisance?

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In his latest article, Dispute Resolution Solicitor, Rupert Knell discusses what Private Nuissance is and what are the defences?

What is a cost clause in a contract UK?

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In her latest article Dispute Resolution Solicitor Olivia Parkinson discusses how cost clauses in a contract can help recover money after a dispute

What is the role of an independent chair?

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In this article Head of HR Services, Nathan Andrews outlines what an Independent Chair is, what to expect and how they support you.

What is an independent investigator?

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In his latest article, Head of HR Services, Nathan Andrews covers what an independent investigator is and why you should choose one to handle workplace investigations?

How long do you have to occupy land before it becomes yours?

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In his first article for the firm, Trainee Solicitor, Jack Phillips covers what adverse possession is, how long you have to occupy the land for before it becomes yours and more.

How does copyright work in the UK?

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In his first article for the firm, Specialist Corporate & Commercial Solicitor Arya Koohgilani answers your questions on copyright in practice or business. 

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