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Court of Protection fees and costs

Court of Protection
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This information is intended for families of clients where a solicitor from this firm is acting as the Court of Protection appointed deputy for that client. We have provided information about how we charge for applying to the Court of Protection to be appointed as deputy and for the ongoing administration of the client’s financial affairs.

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Crystal clear pricing – Employment Tribunal

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The Crystal Clear Price Promise is our commitment to transparent legal fees with no costly surprises for our clients. Our estimates for employment tribunals are always clear about what is and isn’t included. Call 0800 652 8025 to discuss your case. Offices nationwide.

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Data: a new direction consultation overview

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The Government’s recent consultation on reforms to the UK’s data protection regime closed on 19 November 2021.

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David Lovelock Commercial Property Solicitor

David Lovelock

Associate

Taunton
David Lovelock is an associate in Clarke Willmott solicitors’ Taunton commercial property team specialising in leasing and development.
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Debt Recovery team highlight: Overpaid wages to employees

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Overpaid wages to employees can happen for a variety of reasons, from a simple accounting error to failing to ‘click’ a button at the end of a temporary promotion. It is important for an employer to recover the overpaid wages from the employee in a legal and ethical manner.

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Dismissal for leaving work and refusing to return during the pandemic was not an automatically unfair dismissal

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The pandemic has brought a number of employment issues to the fore, including whistleblowing and health and safety dismissals, both of which can give rise to an automatic unfair dismissal claim for which there is no minimum service requirement.

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Don’t rely on paper tigers

Don’t rely on paper tigers
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Commercial litigation and disputes

The extract below from my recent article is so important. As a litigator I see time and again the problems caused by directors and…

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Driving housebuilding and urban regeneration

Driving housebuilding and urban regeneration
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Commercial property

Laurence Lacey and Billy Poulter, partners in our Bristol and Manchester commercial property teams attended the Homes England Investment…

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Emma Davey - Litigation Solicitor - Bristol

Emma Davey

Associate

Bristol
Emma is an associate in Clarke Willmott’s Bristol Commercial and Private Client Litigation department and advises across a range of commercial disputes, including breach of contract, debt recovery, business disputes and professional negligence.
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Employment law changes & professional sport

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Employment
Partner, Tim Copplestone shares an insight into the impact of employment law changes on professional sport.

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Family business agreements

Family businesses
Legal Expertise

A Family Business Agreement (FBA), sometimes known as a family constitution or a family charter, is a non-legally binding document that provides a clear framework for how your family directs matters when it comes to the family business and family wealth.

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