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Compromise Agreements – An Employees Guide

Compromise Agreements – An Employees Guide
If you are unfortunate enough to have been made redundant you may be asked sign a compromise agreement with your employer. You may also be offered suc...
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Worker injured in machine wins compensation

Worker injured in machine wins compensation
A man who suffered serious arm injuries has received  an award of compensation from his employer.
 
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Changes to the Home Information Pack

Changes to the Home Information Pack
From 6 April 2009 important changes are being introduced, both to the content of the Home Information Packs (HIPs), and to make them available at the ...
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Credit Crunch Divorce Review

Credit Crunch Divorce Review
A city tycoon hoping to reduce his £11m divorce settlement has confessed to harbouring a ‘secret common law wife and child’ in the same neighbour...
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Home Information Packs

Home Information Packs

Before instructing an estate agent think about obtaining an independent Home Information Pack (HIP) prepared by a local solicitor. We offer a fixed pr...

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Essex Law Firm helps create The Legal Alliance

Essex Law Firm helps create The Legal Alliance

Essex law firm kenneth elliott + rowe is spearheading the launch of a new national legal network .

The firm has joined forces with a number of other la...

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Law News from Times Online
Law News from Times Online
  • Downturn yields rich pickings for Linklaters
    Linklaters revealed record full-year revenue of £1.29 billion on Friday, edging past Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer as Britain’s highest-grossing law firm. However, pre-tax profit fell by 9 per cent to £513.6 million as Linklaters absorbed millions in restructuring costs.

  • Double jeopardy killer Mario Celaire gets minimum of 23 years jail
    A footballer who killed his former girlfriend was given two life sentences today after becoming the first person in Britain to be convicted of a crime for which he had been previously found not guilty by a jury.

  • Evidence 'not enough' as terror suspect scores win
    A terror suspect must be brought back to London from “internal exile” in the Midlands despite convincing secret evidence that he intended to take part in terrorist-related activity, the High Court ruled today.

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More Firms Planning Redundancies

More workers will be made redundant this summer despite talk of green shoots of recovery in the UK economy, a report claims.
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Human Rights Act applies to British troops
A landmark case has seen judges throw out a government appeal by deciding that the Human Rights Act can apply to British troops, even on the battlefield.
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Sacked for being a single mum
Single mother Alison Weekes is demanding £70,000 in compensation from Lloyds after she was allegedly told that having a child meant she could not be ‘truly committed’ to her job. 
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UK unemployment rises

The TUC (Trade Union Congress) warned that the jobless total will hit 2.5m by this summer, with some experts predicting it could exceed 4m. 

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Brits waste £2.2bn pa on inheritance tax
According to research conducted by unbiased.co.uk, the amount of inheritance tax paid unnecessarily by Brits this year has increased by 16%. This equates to a rise of £314m, or £2.2bn a year in total, and is down to the fact that individuals are failing to make  sufficient IHT provision prior to their deaths.
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