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Digital and Tech Hub opens at Alderly Park in Cheshire
Supporting the proposition that the North West is a leading hotbed for digital business and tech entrepreneurs, a brand new dedicated...
Court considers claim to access deceased's fertility records
A legal action over access to a fertility clinic’s private records concerning the storage of a dead person’s “sperm and/or embryos” is...
EU imposes sweeping regulations on facial recognition, Artificial Intelligence
With AI attracting the vast majority of VC investment into the UK and Europe last year, EU lawmakers are paying close attention and now...
General Pharmaceutical Council Fails To Meet 4/10 Standards Of Good Regulation
The Professional Standards Authority (the body which oversees the UK's 10 health and care regulators) has today published its 2018/19...
New immigration system announced
The Government has this morning confirmed its plans for the immigration regime that will take effect when free movement ends at the end...
Will dispute conceded after 8 day trial
After an 8 day trial, it was conceded that a purported last Will of Shirley Guymer was not a valid Will. The result is that a...
The Global Talent Visa - coming next week...
With effect from 20 February 2020, the UK's new Global Talent visa will be open for applicants.
The Government has described this...
Opportunities abound for Manchester's growing Tech networks
Delighted to see Manchester leading the way. Our dedicated Technology practice is heavily invested in the North West's tech sector...
Employers Brace for the Impact of Coronavirus
Very few people will have missed out on the news that the world is watching with bated breath the potentially lethal spread of the...
What does Oscar winning Netflix film Marriage Story tell us about divorce lawyers?
American actress Laura Dern has won an Oscar for best supporting actress for her role as divorce lawyer, Nora Fanshaw, in the Netflix...
Special contributions and divorce
The Court of Appeal has recently granted an appeal in the case of XW v XH where the court considered the impact of the husband's...
New migration system set to be unveiled this week?
The Sunday Times has reported today that the details of what the UK's immigration system will look like from 1 January next year are...
The Fawcett Society publishes research to support new Equal Pay Bill
You will recall that Baroness Prosser introduced a private members' bill the 'Equal Pay Bill 2019-2020' in the House of Lords on the 28...
All the single ladies
As the population starts living longer, more and more people are reviewing their later life plans, including financial planning, and...
Is the new coronavirus a force majeure trigger?
Shipping, retail, aviation, tourism, logistics. Just a few examples of industries hit hard by the outbreak of the new coronavirus which...
The Paterson Inquiry - Is a New Healthcare Regulator Afoot?
Few will be unfamiliar with the case of breast surgeon Ian Paterson who, in 2017, was convicted of both wounding with intent and unlawful...
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