Divorce isn’t a TV drama, and we think that’s a good thing
Family law
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TV dramas often portray divorce as conflict and courtroom battles. Discover why a constructive, solution-focused approach can lead to better outcomes for separating couples and families.
Written by
Stephanie Pugh
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Securing the soil: why a business LPA is the ultimate risk management tool for your farm
Agriculture
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A business Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is not just standard estate planning. For modern agricultural enterprises, it is an essential piece of risk management that ensures your business, your family, and your legacy remain completely protected.
Written by
Philip Whitcomb
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Reducing tribunal risk: practical steps for healthcare employers
Employment
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Employment Partner, Kathryn Walters explains how taking proactive steps to establish clear policies, consistent management practices and effective communication can significantly reduce the risk of Employment Tribunal claims.
Written by
Kathryn Walters
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Settlement agreements: employer vs employee perspectives
Employment
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Paula Squire, Partner at Clarke Willmott LLP, explores settlement agreements from both the employer and employee perspective, highlighting how differing objectives and expectations can shape negotiations and outcomes.
Written by
Paula Squire
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The UK-India Free Trade Agreement (FTA), also known as the UK-India Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), came into force on 15 July 2026, marking a significant milestone in the trading relationship between the two countries.
Written by
Tim Williamson
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Right to work checks are changing: is your business ready for October 2026?
Commercial contracts and agreements
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Stay ahead of the October 2026 right to work changes. Learn how new compliance requirements could affect contractors, freelancers, subcontractors and supply chains, and the practical steps businesses should take now to manage risk.
Written by
Stephen Green
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Unlike many reality television programmes, the marriages on Love Is Blind UK are legally binding. However, as the show’s track record demonstrates, many of these relationships do not stand the test of time. This raises an important question: what happens legally when a reality TV marriage comes to an end?
Succession planning in the care home sector: why waiting can be costly
Healthcare
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For many care home owners, day-to-day operational demands take priority over longer-term planning. Succession planning is frequently left too late and decisions are made under pressure.
Written by
Michelle Seddon
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