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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Vicar’s claim could make legal history
Rev Mark Sharpe claims constructive dismissal but case hinges on whether he is Church of England employee Continue reading
Posted in Legal News
Tagged Anglicanism, Article, Christianity, Employment law, Law, Main section, News, Religion, Steven Morris, The Guardian, UK news, World news
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Employment law: what the changes could mean in the workplace
A loss of unfair dismissal rights, changes to tribunal entitlement, and faster lay-offs are among the reforms proposed Continue reading
Legal aid cuts: hitting the vulnerable
Ministry of Justice plans to replace law centres and advisers with telephone ‘gateway’ will decimate social welfare law, critics say Continue reading
Posted in Legal News
Tagged Article, Borrowing & debt, Communities, Conservatives, Disability, Financial advisers, House of Lords, Housing, Labour, Law, Legal aid, Liberal Democrats, Main section, Money, News, Older people, Owen Bowcott, Politics, Public sector cuts, Public services policy, Society, The Guardian, UK criminal justice, UK news, Welfare
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Local Law Firms Merge
Weybridge based solicitors Meadows Fraser LLP are today delighted to announce the firm’s merger with another leading firm of local solicitors. Meadows Fraser LLP have agreed to join forces with Friend & Co with effect from 1st February 2012. The … Continue reading
Posted in Practice News
Tagged friend & co, John Read, Martin Curley, meadows fraser, piers meadows, solicitors, weybridge
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Supreme court rules on property rights for unmarried couples
Judgment giving 90% of house to woman who paid mortgage for 13 years has implications for millions of unmarried couples Continue reading
Posted in Legal News
Tagged Article, Consumer affairs, Family finances, Family law, Law, Main section, Money, Mortgages, News, Owen Bowcott, Property, The Guardian, UK news, UK supreme court
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Insolvency Service Closes Unregulated Will Writing Companies
The Insolvency Service has closed down a dubious will-writing operation involving three closely linked companies in the East Midlands. The companies – Minster Legal Services, Legal Assistance Ltd and Legal Assistance 4 U Ltd – used telesales staff to cold-call … Continue reading
