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Wrongfully evicted tenant wins her money back

A tenant who was wrongfully evicted from shop premises can recover from her landlords the premium that she paid in respect of the acquisition of...

Woman scarred in boat accident wins £55,000

A woman who injured her face when she crashed into a stanchion on a boat during a river trip has been awarded £55,000 in damages.

Bursting with pride for Bucks - Pride of Bucks Awards

There’s just a short time to go before entries close on 24 May for the first-ever Pride of Bucks awards, organised by Buckinghamshire Examiner and...

At your service? The thorny issue of service charges

As the housing rental boom continues, Sarah McLoughlin, senior associate in the property litigation team, looks at the thorny issue of service charges and highlights...

Applying sports psychology to business

As co-founder and managing director of performance management firm Lane4, Adrian Moorhouse specialises in helping individuals and teams perform at their best and deliver sustainable success.

Thinking of transferring or selling your business?

Take advantage of the Government’s generosity...

Equal pension rights for civil partners

As the law currently stands, employers and pension funds are permitted to exclude civil partners from spousal benefits under a pension scheme the rights to...

Amendments to ‘Whistleblower’ protection

Under Section 47B of the Employment Rights Act 1996, a worker has the right not to be subjected to unwanted treatment amounting to a detriment...

Will you remember to make a will?

This month marked Dying Matters Awareness Week.

Bereavement leave – how long and at what cost?

When you lose a loved one, the grief can be overwhelming. Practicalities aside, there is no magic formula for the time it takes until you...