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Christmas means different things for different people
Alexandra Milton
27.11.2023
Christmas – it can be the most wonderful day of the year for all ages. During the challenges we have…
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What are the property rights for unmarried couples?
Beverley Cullis
27.11.2023
Setting up home with a new partner can be and should be a very exciting time. You have your whole…
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Gender critical social media posts by school employees
Adam McRae-Taylor
24.11.2023
The recent case of Higgs v Farmor’s School considered social media posts by school employees, in this case by Mrs…
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Teachers’ Pension Scheme update
Adam McRae-Taylor
24.11.2023
To stay or leave the Teachers’ Pension Scheme as employer contribution rate rise to 28.6%
Recently, the Government announced a…
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Updated guidance on managing sick leave in school
Olivia Stanton
24.11.2023
Schools should be aware of the recent guidance issued to help employers in managing sick leave in school, particularly as…
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Teacher wins his claim for unfair dismissal
Olivia Stanton
24.11.2023
In the recent case of Mr J Hawker v Devonport High School for Girls, Mr Hawker won his claim for…
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Ensuring an accessible recruitment process for individuals with disabilities
Olivia Stanton
24.11.2023
The recent Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) decision in the case of AECOM Ltd v Mallon should serve as a warning…
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Understanding company dividends: a comprehensive overview
Ashley Cooper
24.11.2023
As a shareholder, understanding the details surrounding dividends is not just beneficial but essential for making informed decisions regarding your…
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How can I resolve a dispute between myself and my ex-partner?
Siân McKernon
24.11.2023
When cohabiting couples find themselves in the unfortunate situation of their relationship breaking down, an already stressful and turbulent time…
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When do couples need a cohabitation agreement?
Siân McKernon
24.11.2023
Moving in together is an exciting time, a new chapter in a relationship. In the UK more modern-day families consist…
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What duty does a car driver owe to a pedestrian?
Anna Silcox
22.11.2023
The law places a much heavier obligation on drivers than it does on pedestrians when using the roads. A car…
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School not vicariously liable for sexual assault on a pupil
Joanna Lada-Walicki
22.11.2023
In MXX v A Secondary School (the School), the Court of Appeal has held that the School was not vicariously…
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