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The National Insurance Fund - How to recover money owed when your employer is insolvent
How to recover money owed when your employer is insolvent Read More
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How can employers monitor email and internet use?
Improper use of email and the internet by employees can lead to issues ranging from job performance problems, damage to business reputation, loss of business and all manner of other offences. It is only natural that employers will want to… Read More
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Divorce Day: Where to start
As many head back to work this week after the Christmas and New Year break the first Monday of the first working week has been labelled by the media as Divorce Day for some years the day when enquiries about divorce are said to be at their… Read More
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2015 – A great year for Emsleys
2015 saw a fantastic year for Emsleys, with continued success and recognition at national level. In August the firm was shortlisted for three national awards; The Law Society’s Excellence in Client Service and Excellence in Business… Read More
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Residential Lease Extensions FAQs Part 1
Q. Why would I want to extend my lease? A. If your lease term (the amount of time left on the lease) dips below 80 years, a lot of lenders will not lend money to prospective purchasers. Therefore if you are thinking of… Read More
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My assured shorthold tenant is in rental arrears but refuses to leave my property, what can I do?
In any situation where a landlord wishes to regain possession of his or her property, they must follow the possession procedures outlined in the Housing Act 1988. Very simply, the possession procedure is as follows: Serve a valid notice… Read More
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Hidden castle case highlights the importance of complying with Court Orders
A High Court Judge has ruled that farmer Robert Fidler will be jailed should he fail to demolish his mock-Tudor castle by 6 June 2016. Mr Fidler built his home in secret at some point between 1999 and 2006 without planning permission.… Read More
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Divorcees win Supreme Court battle
Two ex-wives have successfully won the right to re-negotiate their divorce settlements. Ms Sharland and Mrs Gohil both found out, some years after divorce, that their husbands had lied about their wealth. Ms Sharland divorced in 2010. Her… Read More
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Consumer Rights Act 2015
From 1st October 2015 the new Consumer Rights Act 2015 aims to make consumer rights clearer. Covering everything from the sale of goods, services, digital content and more, the intent is to require businesses to deal with consumers in a… Read More
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Emsleys is among the Financial Times’ most innovative lawyers
For the second year running, legal firm Emsleys Solicitors has been acknowledged in the 2015 FT Innovative Lawyers report, achieving a ‘stand-out’ ranking for ‘Innovation in Growth in Business Development’ alongside national and… Read More
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What is family mediation?
According to recent statistics on legal aid this year, family mediation cases are on the increase, with 64% of all mediation outcomes resulting in a successful agreement. This is good news in an era where more and more people are going… Read More