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Redundancy and settlement

31st Jan 2019

Tesco is the latest employer to have attracted speculation about job cuts. According to reports, the supermarket is finalising a restructure in a bid to save £1.5bn. It is feared that this could cost up to 9,000 workers their jobs. Sadly, Tesco is not alone in facing difficult workforce decis...

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Modifying restrictive covenants

18th Jan 2019

When it comes to property, all is not always as it seems. Whether you have your eye on a simple piece of land, an office block, or a family home, a whole host of potentially thwarting issues can be lurking in the legal documents. It’s our job to find these and to make our property-buying clie...

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How will you fund your care home fees?

7th Jan 2019

It’s not a question you’ll be asked every day. The chances are you have never been asked it. But it is important.   The reality for some of us is that later life will be spent in a residential care home. If you live in England and have at least £23,250 in income, assets,...

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Accidents at work

21st Dec 2018

The workplace is generally a safe place to be. That is because employers put a great deal of effort into making it that way, so that workers can get on with their tasks and earn their pay.  That’s the theory. In practice, accidents happen at work just as they happen on pavements, in cars...

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Have you chosen your executors wisely?

9th Nov 2018

The executor of a Will is a responsible position. The appointed person, or people (between two and four is recommended), will be tasked with putting into effect the terms of your Will, and so it is vital that you select people you trust.  Family members are a standard choice. As relations, the...

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