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Can the Company Pay? – Use of Company Funds in Shareholder Disputes
This is a point that often comes up in practice. Shareholders are locked in a bitter battle over the ownership...
Read moreChoose Kind on National Children’s Day
National Children’s Day UK (NCDUK) was on Sunday 15 May 2022. The day is centred around promoting the importance of...
Read moreNo-Fault Divorce – Good and Bad?
We are now a month on since no-fault divorce was implemented on the 6 April. As anticipated, there was a...
Read moreFamily Law and BBC’s The Split – Highlighting Legal Parentage – Legal Rights of Egg and Sperm Donors
If you are a sperm donor, you could be the legal parent of any child born from your donation. In...
Read more“Buyer beware” vs the duty of disclosure when selling a property
The principle of caveat emptor, “buyer beware”, means that the onus is on the buyer to find out everything it needs...
Read morePrimary School National Offer Day – Did your child get the place you wanted?
Parents and carers of pre-school children, and those transitioning from infant to junior school, are shortly due to find out...
Read moreUK Inheritance Disputes Report 2022
We surveyed UK citizens to ask them about their experiences dealing with an inheritance dispute. Our results have thrown up...
Read moreTravelling Abroad with Children if you are Separated or Divorced
It is essential to get permission to take a child abroad. Many families are looking forward to their long-awaited first...
Read moreReforming the Electronic Communications Code
Having come into force less than 5 years ago, plans for reforming the Electronic Communications Code (The Code) are already...
Read moreDo’s and Don’ts for your next site visit!
The Court of Appeal in Rushbond PLC v The JS Design Partnership LLP [2021] unanimously held that an architect could...
Read moreMy route from law degree to Trainee Solicitor
I applied to IBB Law for a Legal Administrator role, a couple of weeks after I finished University in May...
Read moreThe End of the Blame Game: No-Fault Divorce
Following on from our recent article on no fault divorce, new guidance has now been released to provide more information...
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