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Half the hours, half the pay
We explore whether paying 50% of full-time pay for 53.5% of full-time work was less favourable treatment of a part-time worker.
“Banter” – where to draw the line?
Ian Machray explains a recent case which explored the boundary between banter and harassment.
EU Court rules that a food product cannot be copyrighted by virtue of its taste
The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled that taste cannot be copyrighted, in a case relating to a spreadable cream cheese dip.
Announcing prize winners, marketing to children and GDPR
Cathrine Ripley considers the proposed changes to the rules on publishing the personal data of prize winners and marketing to children.
CAP updates its advertising code to align with GDPR
The Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) has recently announced changes to its CAP Code to reflect GDPR, following a public consultation. Cathrine Ripley, Partner and Head of commercial and technology looks at the key changes.
The seven hidden dangers of Will drafting
Ben Oliver looks at seven “hidden dangers” in will drafting that, if ignored, undermine the intention and scope of your will and undermine the well-being and financial security of loved ones.
DIY probate – dare you risk it?!
A look at the dangers of attempting to administer an estate without legal assistance.
Will power: why you should make a Will
Mandy Clarke of our wills, trusts and tax planning department explains why it is so important that you make a Will – before it’s too late.
Deputyship, an overview
An introduction to applying for deputyship with the Court of Protection.
Lasting Powers of Attorney – do I need one?
A brief examination of why lasting powers of attorney are important.