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  • Written Agreements - Your Key to Avoiding a Costly Partnership Dispute
    An element of trust is essential when forming a partnership. But circumstances will always change, and this article explains how, for peace of mind, all partners need a proper partnership agreement if they are to minimise the risk of costly business partnership dispute.
    Published 04Feb2012, viewed 20 times
  • Why Seek Intellectual Property Advice?
    Any individual or business should seek intellectual property advice to protect their ideas, products and services. This article shows how protecting your intellectual property rights can prevent others copying and exploiting them.
    Published 03Feb2012, viewed 21 times
  • What Is The Right To Manage?
    The Right to Manage a property is granted to leaseholders by the 2002 Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act. This article looks at what this means and some key issues surrounding a leaseholder's right to manage their property.
    Published 03Feb2012, viewed 13 times
  • Unfair Dismissal Solicitors - Who Needs One?
    Proving unfair dismissal can be costly, time-consuming and stressful. This article shows why an unfair dismissal solicitor is an essential part of the process.
    Published 02Feb2012, viewed 19 times
  • The Business Partnership Dispute - How Partners Can Fall Out
    Unfortunately, partnerships are not always amicable. Sometimes partners cannot agree on something and it becomes a partnership dispute. This article explores the circumstances that surround ending a partnership following a business partnership dispute.
    Published 01Feb2012, viewed 12 times
  • Protecting The Business In A Partnership Dispute
    It is all too easy for your company to suffer when you and your partner get involved in a partnership dispute. However, a failing business doesn't have to be a symptom of a business partnership dispute.
    Published 31Jan2012, viewed 15 times
  • Partnership Disputes Resolution
    Business partnership disputes can be inevitable for partners in certain businesses. However, there are a number of ways in which they can be resolved.
    Published 28Jan2012, viewed 24 times
  • My Experience With Lease Extension
    Having found that many people were imparting little snippets of advice, where lease extension was concerned, one main point seemed to be surfacing over all others: it is always better to extend a lease when there is more time left to run on it. With this point ringing in my head, I approached a firm of solicitors to get started on the process of renewal.
    Published 28Jan2012, viewed 8 times
  • Mediation in Partnership Disputes
    When a business relationship breaks down, think carefully before taking legal action. Mediation should be considered first, and could help to save your partnership.
    Published 27Jan2012, viewed 14 times
  • Medical Negligence Litigation
    There are quite a few reasons you might need to consider negligence litigation against a medical professional. This article looks at what they are, as well as a few of the other things you'll need to think about if considering a professional negligence claim.
    Published 27Jan2012, viewed 16 times
  • Intellectual Property Advice and Managing IP Strategies
    This article explains how any business which is serious about developing a successful an IP management strategy should seek expert intellectual property advice from specialist intellectual property lawyers.
    Published 24Jan2012, viewed 11 times
  • Civil Partnership Dissolution Process
    When a civil partnership gets to a point where it has irretrievably broken down, civil partnership divorce[or civil partnership dissolution to give it its correct name] sadly often follows. This article explains how dissolution of any civil partnership can be a complex process if it is unfamiliar.
    Published 20Jan2012, viewed 12 times
  • Civil Partnership Dissolution and Finances
    Much like a divorce, financial matters can become very important to one or both of the partners if the partnership comes to an end. This article explains some of the issues associated with civil partnership disputes and finance.
    Published 19Jan2012, viewed 16 times
  • When Contacting Probate Solicitors Is Necessary
    It is not absolutely necessary to use probate solicitors. This article explains, however, that there are times when it is in the executor's best interest to contact one.
    Published 30Jan2012, viewed 16 times
  • What Is The 'Marriage Value' In Lease Extension Law?
    The term 'marriage value' may well arise if you are looking pay for an extended lease. Whilst it is not a difficult concept to understand, if you are eligible to pay it to your landlord, it is likely to put the cost of your lease extension up quite considerably. This explains what marriage value is and how you can avoid having to pay for it.
    Published 30Jan2012, viewed 39 times
  • Unfair Dismissal Compensation - Are You Eligible?
    Many people who have been dismissed from their job are uncertain if they can make a claim for unfair dismissal compensation. This article examines who is eligible to pursue a claim.
    Published 28Jan2012, viewed 23 times
  • The Problems With Valuation When Looking To Extend a Lease
    If you are looking at the question of legal costs when it comes to extend a lease, you need to be aware that there are a number of legislative procedures to be taken into account. This is where the services of an experienced lease extension solicitor will prove invaluable; as they help guide you through the procedure every step of the way.
    Published 28Jan2012, viewed 21 times
  • The Internet and Copyright Solicitors
    People with copyright protection want to know if they can sell their rights or perhaps bequeath them to a family member. This article provides examples of copyright infringement and explains how copyright solicitor can help you.
    Published 28Jan2012, viewed 20 times
  • The Pros and Cons of UK Prenup Agreements
    Many people are divided in their opinions of UK prenup or pre-nuptial agreements. This article explores the good points and bad points they may have to offer.
    Published 28Jan2012, viewed 17 times
  • Should You Use a UK Prenup Template?
    You can go online and find free templates to assist you in making up a UK prenup. But will they actually turn out to be costly?
    Published 28Jan2012, viewed 24 times
  • Business Partnership Disputes Involving Silent Partners
    Having a silent partner to invest in your business may seem like a dream come true. But make sure that a silent partner is the right partner for you if you want to avoid the risk of business partnership disputes.
    Published 21Jan2012, viewed 43 times
  • Partnership Disputes - And How To Avoid Them
    Going into business with a friend may seem like a fabulous idea. But you must make sure that you have all the necessary skills between you -in particular to avoid the risk of business partnership disputes in future.
    Published 21Jan2012, viewed 32 times
  • Making a Professional Negligence Claim Against A Surveyor
    There are a few reasons why you might need to bring a professional negligence claim against a surveyor. This article looks at the issue in more detail to give you a better idea of both how to proceed and how professional negligence lawyers can help you.
    Published 20Jan2012, viewed 96 times
  • Is Buying a Freehold Easy?
    Buying a freehold is a process that some flat owners opt to go through in order to gain proper ownership of their flat. This article explains more about it.
    Published 19Jan2012, viewed 28 times
  • Inheritance Claims And The Inheritance Act
    The Inheritance (Provision For Family And Dependents) Act sets out clearly who can apply for inheritance claims. This article looks at who can and who cannot apply.
    Published 19Jan2012, viewed 35 times
  • Does a Prenup Agreement Kill the Romance?
    Some people think UK prenup agreements can get rid of any romance in a relationship. This article provides a counter argument to that idea.
    Published 19Jan2012, viewed 34 times
  • Franchise Solicitors - Financial Aspects of Franchising
    If you are going to get involved in a franchise as a franchisor or franchisee, there are certain financial issues you need to be aware of. This article looks at some of the most important financial responsibilities you need to know about and why it is critical to get good franchise legal advice from the outset.
    Published 17Jan2012, viewed 32 times
  • Franchise Solicitors and Common Kinds of Franchise
    There are certain types of business that are more likely to become franchises than others. This article looks at a few of the main ones to give you an idea whether or not your business would be suitable for franchising; your franchise solicitor will be able to give you more detailed advice.
    Published 15Jan2012, viewed 29 times
  • Finding Specialist Probate Legal Advice
    The whole concept of probate is bewildering for most people. But don't panic. This article explains how good probate legal advice is available from specialist probate solicitors.
    Published 14Jan2012, viewed 22 times
  • Failure to Agree on Lease Extension Cost
    From time to time there may be a lack of agreement between the leaseholder and landlord on the cost of a lease extension. This article explains how, if following negotiations, a figure cannot be agreed, there is an affordable tribunal service for you to rely upon.
    Published 14Jan2012, viewed 32 times
  • Copyrights, Trademarks and Copyright Lawyers
    Copyright law can sometimes be a bit confusing and there are some things that aren't covered by it. This article looks at the differences between copyright and trademarks to help you determine which would be right for you.
    Published 13Jan2012, viewed 38 times
  • Copyright Lawyers, Patents and Copyright
    There are a number of ways of protecting your intellectual property rights. In this article, a copyright lawyer explains the differences between copyrights and patents.
    Published 10Jan2012, viewed 30 times
  • Copyright Lawyers and The Creative Works They Deal With
    Copyright law covers a wide range of offences and so it is worth getting a copyright lawyer to help you if you have an issue in this area. This article looks at some of the issues that the will be able to help you with.
    Published 09Jan2012, viewed 47 times
  • Civil Partnership Divorce and The Civil Partnership Act
    The Civil Partnership Act 2004, introduced the concept of civil partnership divorce. This article explains what is involved in a civil partnership dissolution (often referred to as civil partnership divorce).
    Published 09Jan2012, viewed 25 times
  • Civil Partnership Dissolution - How Does It Work?
    If a civil partnership fails, then it can be ended by a formal civil partnership dissolution -this article explains what's involved in a civil partnership divorce.
    Published 02Jan2012, viewed 23 times
  • Civil Partnership Disputes and Solicitors
    Like any relationship, some Civil Partnerships simply fail. This article discusses the use of a specialist solicitor in dealing with civil partnership dissolution.
    Published 02Jan2012, viewed 22 times
  • Choosing Franchise Solicitors
    When you get involved in a franchise, it's important you get the best franchise legal advice possible. This article looks at some of the issues you should consider when choosing your franchise solicitors.
    Published 02Jan2012, viewed 28 times
  • An Automatically Unfair Dismissal Claim
    There are certain types of dismissal that automatically count as unfair, meaning you would have an unfair dismissal claim. This article looks at the definition of automatic unfair dismissal and then details some common causes of automatic unfair dismissal claims.
    Published 01Jan2012, viewed 33 times
  • All About Probate Legal Advice
    Probate is an integral part of the redistribution of the deceased's assets. An understanding of how probate works and where to seek specialist probate legal advice is essential.
    Published 29Dec2011, viewed 37 times
  • Advantages of Online Probate Legal Advice
    Often it is advisable for executors to find probate legal advice. This article explains how finding and online probate service offers many benefits.
    Published 29Dec2011, viewed 67 times
  • Why Should You Consider The Right to Manage?
    There are several reasons that leaseholders might want to start the process of obtaining the right to manage their premises. This article looks at three of them: better management, to get more control and to save money.
    Published 22Dec2011, viewed 88 times
  • Your Franchise Solicitor and Common Franchise Issues
    If you are considering franchising, there are a few common issues you need to consider. This article looks at what they are and discusses how a franchise solicitor would be able to help you with them.
    Published 19Dec2011, viewed 30 times
  • Why Seek Legal Advice When Buying a Freehold?
    Buying a freehold is a complex yet rewarding process under the law. This article explains why the right legal advice is important when going through a freehold purchase.
    Published 19Dec2011, viewed 41 times
  • Why You Might Need Specialist Probate Solicitors
    Probate can throw up problems for the unwary - taking on the responsibility for administering the estate of a friend or loved one has its risks - not to mention its stresses. This article explains how specialist probate solicitors can help deal with any problems relating from probate and the administration of your loved one's estate.
    Published 19Dec2011, viewed 34 times
  • Why It Helps To Have An Unfair Dismissal Solicitor
    Unfair dismissal solicitors can be very helpful when you are looking to make a claim for unfair dismissal. This article looks at some of the main reasons you should consider hiring a solicitor if you want to make an unfair dismissal claim.
    Published 18Dec2011, viewed 46 times
  • Why Do You Need a Franchise Solicitor?
    The role of a franchise solicitor is very important to the process of turning a business into a franchise. This article looks at some of the key reasons you definitely need to hire a franchise solicitor if you are thinking of getting involved in a particular franchise.
    Published 18Dec2011, viewed 31 times
  • Why Consider a Lease Extension
    This article aims to help you recognise whether or not you will need to consider lease extension; and indeed if you are actually eligible to do so. There will also be some useful advice to start you on your way to extend a lease.
    Published 18Dec2011, viewed 36 times
  • Where Best To Find Advice To Extend a Lease?
    With so much advice on how to extend a lease on the internet, it can be very difficult to know which information to trust. This article aims at providing you with some pointers in this direction: to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to the most reliable sources of information for lease extension.
    Published 17Dec2011, viewed 34 times
  • What Does It Mean to Extend a Lease?
    If you live in a freehold property, you will not need to worry about the process involved to extend a lease. It is when you live in a leasehold property that you need to be aware of the period left to run on the lease and the procedures and cost for lease extension.
    Published 17Dec2011, viewed 25 times
  • What Should You Do In a Franchise Dispute?
    No one wants to get involved in a franchise dispute. But if you do it is wise to know how seeking the help of a franchising solicitor can resolve it.
    Published 17Dec2011, viewed 38 times
  • What, Exactly, Is Lease Extension?
    A lease extension offers the leaseholder several advantages. This article explains why specialist advice can help the procedure progress more smoothly.
    Published 17Dec2011, viewed 33 times
  • The Fundamentals of Lease Extension Law
    With so many criteria to consider when it comes to lease extension law, it is always a good idea to research these issues with a view to your own personal circumstances. You will also need to bear in mind that the remaining period left to run on a lease will have a significant impact on the cost to extend a lease.
    Published 16Dec2011, viewed 27 times
  • The Rules of Inheritance Claims
    Like any other area of law, inheritance claims and contesting a will also has a legal background that forms the basis of most claims. This article looks at the Inheritance Act 1975, the intestacy rules and the Mental Health Act 2005, all of which can have relevance in these cases.
    Published 16Dec2011, viewed 26 times
  • The Role of Probate Solicitors
    Probate solicitors provide a valuable services following bereavement. This article explains what the solicitor will actually do and what the likely costs will be.
    Published 16Dec2011, viewed 39 times
  • The Process of Leasehold Extension
    If you are thinking of a leasehold extension, you will need to follow a formal process. This article explains how negotiations with your freeholder work, and why you need a specialist lease extension solicitor to help you.
    Published 16Dec2011, viewed 34 times
  • The Importance of Reading a UK Prenup in Depth
    Legal documents can be hard to read through thoroughly. But if you want to be sure you agree with your own UK prenup, you have to be sure you read every word.
    Published 15Dec2011, viewed 34 times
  • The Family Business Partnership Dispute
    Starting a family business has the assurance of working with people that you know and trust. But you must take care to know each person's responsibilities and expectations to help avoid the possibility of a business partnership dispute arising in the future.
    Published 15Dec2011, viewed 30 times
  • Redressing The Balance With An Unfair Dismissal Claim
    Making an unfair dismissal claim is a way of seeking redress for a breach in your employment rights. This article explains how the process of applying for unfair dismissal compensation works.
    Published 10Dec2011, viewed 30 times
  • Probate Legal Advice
    There is no compulsion for executors to seek probate legal advice. But such advice can offer many advantages.
    Published 09Dec2011, viewed 33 times
  • Multi-Partner Businesses: How to Avoid Business Partnership Disputes
    Setting up a partnership is exciting, but can also cause problems. Deciding on how many partners you need, and their roles, is essential. This article provides useful tips on how to help avoid the possibility of business partnership disputes arising in the future, by clearly allocating the responsibilities to be shared between partners from day one.
    Published 09Dec2011, viewed 28 times
  • Making a Professional Negligence Claim Against An Accountant
    If you think that your accountant has been negligent then you might be able to bring a professional negligence claim against them. This article looks at this issue in more detail, detailing different types of accountant negligence and the role of the lawyer in bringing a claim.
    Published 09Dec2011, viewed 33 times
  • Leasehold Enfranchisement - What Is It?
    You may have heard of the term leasehold or collective enfranchisement, but what does it really mean? This article looks at some exactly what leasehold enfranchisement involves and how it can benefit residential tenants.
    Published 10Dec2011, viewed 34 times
  • Leaseholders and Their Rights to Leasehold Extension
    A leaseholder's right to extend the lease of his flat is written into law in the Leasehold Reform Act 1993. This article explains what pitfalls may be involved in leasehold extension for someone meeting the qualifying criteria.
    Published 08Dec2011, viewed 26 times
  • Lease Extension and Mortgages
    If you are considering selling your leasehold property, it is of vital importance that you consider a lease extension so as not to jeopardise the sale. Remaining periods left to run on a lease can seem perfectly safe, however, most lending institutions have strict requirements where this is concerned before they will even contemplate offering a mortgage to a buyer.
    Published 08Dec2011, viewed 33 times
  • Lease Extension: Complicated Legislation
    The main regulations surrounding lease extension are contained in Leasehold Reform Act 1993 and this legislation can prove to be very tricky to understand at times. Instructing professionals to help in this process from the very start is always the most sensible thing to do.
    Published 05Dec2011, viewed 30 times
  • Lease Extension Benefits
    This article explains both how lease extension offers you the chance of increasing the value of your property, along with how important it is to get a specialist lease extension solicitor to help you extend a lease.
    Published 05Dec2011, viewed 34 times
  • Issues To Consider With The Rights To Manage
    If you and a group of leaseholders are thinking of exercising the rights to manage your premises, then there are some important issues you need to consider. This article takes you through the main ones, including eligibility, right to manage company formation, responsibilities and the day to day management of your premises.
    Published 05Dec2011, viewed 24 times
  • Issues to Consider in a Professional Negligence Claim
    If you are going to bring a professional negligence claim against someone there are several things you'll need to consider. This article looks at some of these issues, such as time limits and expert witnesses.
    Published 04Dec2011, viewed 30 times
  • Inheritance Claims: Issues Arising
    Inheritance claims can be very difficult to prove. An inheritance claim has to show that there was an element of coercion or mental incapacity before they can be successful and this is not always easy to prove.
    Published 04Dec2011, viewed 40 times
  • Getting Started With Lease Extension
    This article aims to help you recognise whether or not you will need to consider lease extension; and indeed if you are actually eligible to do so. There will also be some useful advice to start you on your way to extend a lease.
    Published 05Dec2011, viewed 25 times
  • How Much Will It Cost to Extend a Lease?
    Unfortunately, it is not possible to provide you with an accurate quote to extend a lease straight away. Many personal criteria will need to be taken into account beforehand. With this in mind, any quotes tracked down on the internet are likely to be very generic.
    Published 03Dec2011, viewed 21 times
  • Franchising Legal Advice - Costs of Franchising
    Whether you are the franchisee or franchisor, there are certain costs involved with franchising. This article looks at some of the main costs to give you an idea of the financial responsibility you'll be taking on if you decide to go ahead with a franchise.
    Published 04Dec2011, viewed 45 times
  • Franchising Legal Advice - Recruiting a Franchisee
    As a franchisor, one of the most important issues you need to consider is recruiting a franchisee. This article looks at some things to think about when it comes to finding the right franchisee for your business.
    Published 02Dec2011, viewed 34 times
  • Franchising Legal Advice - Assessing Opportunities
    If you are thinking of investing in a franchise, you need to be certain that it's a good opportunity. This article looks at some of the main things you need to think about if you are planning to become a franchisee.
    Published 02Dec2011, viewed 43 times
  • Franchising Legal Advice - A Guide To Franchising Your Business
    If you decide to franchise your business, there are various processes you will need to follow. This article takes you through some of the key things you need to think about throughout the process of creating a new franchise.
    Published 01Dec2011, viewed 47 times
  • Do I Have Enough People For Buying a Freehold?
    In order to qualify for the process of buying a freehold, you have to have enough people interested in buying it with you. This article reveals more.
    Published 01Dec2011, viewed 28 times
  • Do You Need A Copyright Solicitor?
    There are quite a few scenarios in which you might be able to make use of a copyright solicitor. This article looks at some of the most common situations where copyright solicitors could help you.
    Published 30Nov2011, viewed 39 times
  • Different Types of Professional Negligence Claim
    There are quite a few different types of professional negligence claim. This article looks at a few of the main ones to give you an overview of what's involved in these sorts of cases.
    Published 29Nov2011, viewed 40 times
  • Define the Roles To Avoid Business Partnership Disputes
    Going into a business partnership is a good idea if all parties can count on each other for support. But by blurring the roles of partners' responsibilities, problems may occur. This article gives some practical tips on how to avoid the possibility of business partnership disputes arising in the future.
    Published 28Nov2011, viewed 32 times
  • Could Freehold Purchase Free You From a Harsh Landlord?
    Many flat owners struggle to get along with their landlord. But freehold purchase means you no longer have to have one. This article explains how buying a freehold can help you with your difficult landlord.
    Published 28Nov2011, viewed 34 times
  • Copyright Solicitors, Copyright and Intellectual Property
    While intellectual property and copyright are very closely linked, there are differences between them. This article looks at the issue of intellectual property and copyright, examining what they are and how they relate to each other.
    Published 27Nov2011, viewed 37 times
  • Copyright Solicitors - Frequently Asked Questions
    There are lots of frequently asked questions that copyright solicitors deal with on a regular basis. This article looks at some of the most common questions to give you a better understanding of the issues at hand.
    Published 26Nov2011, viewed 28 times
  • Claiming Compensation and Sports Injuries
    While sport is beneficial to our health, injuries do occur. However if your injuries were caused by defective equipment or dangerous play, claiming compensation may be an option.
    Published 25Nov2011, viewed 34 times
  • Civil Partnership Dissolution and Divorce
    If your civil partnership has broken down, what can you do? This article explains your options, including the availability of civil partnership dissolution, or civil partnership divorce as it is also known.
    Published 24Nov2011, viewed 35 times
  • Civil Partnership Dissolution and Children
    When there are children involved in a civil partnership dissolution, it can be extremely stressful and emotionally damaging for any children involved. This article looks into protecting the needs of the children during dissolution.
    Published 24Nov2011, viewed 39 times
  • Civil Partnership Dissolution - How Different Is It From Divorce?
    Marriages and civil partnership are very similar in theory, but there are a few differences. This article will compare marriage and civil partnership and discusses the difference i between divorce and civil partnership dissolution.
    Published 24Nov2011, viewed 34 times
  • Choosing The Most Suitable Intellectual Property Services
    Whether you are an individual or a company, there may be a number of different Intellectual Property services that you may need in order to protect your works, creations, and ideas. This article explains how specialist intellectual property lawyers can help you.
    Published 22Nov2011, viewed 72 times
  • Can You Extend A Lease On Your Own?
    It is strongly recommended that you instruct the services of two separate professionals whenever you are looking to extend a lease. These are a valuer and solicitor and this article aims at providing you with an overview of what their respective roles will entail throughout the process of lease extension.
    Published 21Nov2011, viewed 33 times
  • Buying a Property and The Professional Negligence Claim
    Purchasing or selling residential or commercial property usually involves professional help - unfortunately sometimes these professionals make mistakes and this may give rise to a professional negligence claim. This article looks at the role of professional negligence lawyers and the ways in which they can help you with your negligence claim.
    Published 20Nov2011, viewed 34 times
  • Avoiding Business Partnership Disputes
    Your own business is an exciting thing to have. But going into business with a partner can be difficult unless you take precautions first. This article explains how getting a partnership agreement drafted by experienced solicitors can increase your chances of avoiding business partnership disputes.
    Published 20Nov2011, viewed 34 times
  • An Introduction to Copyright and Copyright Lawyers
    The area of copyright law can be very complex and that's why you'll from you find you need to hire specialist copyright solicitors to protect your rights.. This article offers an introduction to the issue and looks at some of the key things that are covered by UK copyright law.
    Published 19Nov2011, viewed 38 times
  • 5 Things You Should Know About Lease Extension
    This article aims at providing you with the answers to 5 of the most common questions that may arise where lease extension is concerned. An ideal starting point if you are only just beginning your research of the procedures involved to extend a lease.
    Published 18Nov2011, viewed 58 times
  • Lease Extension and The Need For a Specialist Solicitor
    Unfortunately, many people fail to realise that it is always best to have as long a period to run on your lease as possible. With such a complicated area of law to tackle, an experienced lease extension solicitor is very likely to prove to be the best way forward.
    Published 02Nov2011, viewed 32 times
  • Why Is Buying a Freehold a Good Thing to Consider?
    Buying a freehold is a process that more and more flat owners are considering. This article explains why and how freehold purchase can benefit you as a flat owner.
    Published 02Nov2011, viewed 157 times
  • Why are Right to Manage Solicitors Useful
    Forming a right to manage company is an important process, so it can be a good idea to hire right to manage solicitors to help you do this. This article looks at the different ways they will be able to support you, giving you multiple reasons for hiring them to help you with the process.
    Published 02Nov2011, viewed 26 times
  • When Should You Contest a Will?
    Deciding to contest a will is a big decision to make so you should make sure everything is in order before you do so. This article looks at the various questions you should ask yourself before proceeding with your case so you can decide whether or not you are in a position to take it forward.
    Published 31Oct2011, viewed 44 times
  • What Probate Solicitors Do
    Every area of the law is different. This article explains why, whether it is a criminal case or everyday matter, a specialist solicitor is the best choice.
    Published 31Oct2011, viewed 47 times
  • What To Do If You Have An Unfair Dismissal Claim
    If you feel you have an unfair dismissal claim, then you might have a case against your employer. This article looks at the steps you should take and some of the unfair dismissal online help you will be able to find to support you in making your case.
    Published 31Oct2011, viewed 50 times
  • What is Unfair Dismissal Compensation?
    If you have been dismissed from your job but feel that this was done unfairly, you might have an unfair dismissal claim. This article offers a brief introduction to the issue of seeking unfair dismissal compensation at an employment tribunal.
    Published 31Oct2011, viewed 49 times
  • What is a Professional Negligence Claim?
    A professional negligence claim is something that can be bought against a wide range of professionals if they do not exact a certain standard of care to their clients. This article looks at the issue in more detail, outlining who a claim can be made against, the process of doing so and how professional negligence lawyers can help you.
    Published 31Oct2011, viewed 41 times
  • What Are the Odds of Having a Franchise Dispute?
    No one owning a franchise wants to become involved in a franchise dispute of any kind. This article explains how a specialist franchising solicitor can help you with any franchise dispute.
    Published 31Oct2011, viewed 41 times
  • Your UK Compromise Agreement - FAQ
    Many Uk employers and employees use the UK compromise agreement to settle employment disputes. This article answers commonly ask questions about the employment compromise agreement.
    Published 30Oct2011, viewed 51 times
  • The Role of Franchising Solicitors
    Franchising solicitors are able to help a range of people associated with the franchise process in a variety of ways. This article looks at the type of people franchising solicitors can help, as well as some of the key ways they are able to provide assistance.
    Published 30Oct2011, viewed 38 times
  • The Process of Exercising Your Right to Manage
    If you are going to acquire the right to manage your premises, you need to ensure you follow all the necessary steps. This article takes you through the main things you need to do throughout the process in order to achieve a successful outcome for all the leaseholders involved.
    Published 30Oct2011, viewed 36 times
  • The Job of Right to Manage Solicitors
    Right to manage solicitors carry out several roles relating to the formation of your right to manage company. This article takes you through them to give you a better idea of the role of the solicitor in relation to the right to manage process.
    Published 30Oct2011, viewed 39 times
  • The Job of Professional Negligence Lawyers
    If you need to bring a professional negligence claim against someone then it is likely you will need to use the services of professional negligence lawyers. This article looks at their role and the ways in which they can help you.
    Published 29Oct2011, viewed 43 times
  • The Importance of Creating a Reasonable UK Prenup
    More couples are thinking about the benefits of coming up with a good solid UK prenup before they get married. This article explains why such a prenup should be logical.
    Published 29Oct2011, viewed 33 times
  • Solicitors and Industrial Disease Claims
    Those suffering from an industrial disease have the right to claim compensation. How specialist solicitors are able to assist with industrial disease claims.
    Published 28Oct2011, viewed 44 times
  • Probate Legal Advice and Estate Administration
    Administrating an estate is complex and time consuming. This article explains why specialist probate legal advice will help anyone with the responsibility for estate administration.
    Published 28Oct2011, viewed 42 times
  • Making An Inheritance Claim
    Making an inheritance claim against the will of a deceased person is not something to be undertaken lightly. Only when you have discussed the situation and explored avenues for an out-of-court settlement should you seek legal action.
    Published 28Oct2011, viewed 32 times
  • Making Your Will - The Risk of An Inheritance Claim
    Anyone making a will may think that it is written in stone. But, increasingly, wills and their contents are being challenged. This article explains all about the possibility of an inheritance claim or contested will case - and how specialist probate solicitors can help.
    Published 28Oct2011, viewed 35 times
  • How IP Lawyers Can Help to Combat IP Crime
    Intellectual property crime is surprisingly common and can devalue the ideas and creations of individuals and companies. This article explains how specialist intellectual property lawyers can help you combat this sort of crime.
    Published 27Oct2011, viewed 44 times
  • How Can A Copyright Solicitor Help You?
    If you think you have an issue that might breach your right of copyright, you should definitely talk to copyright solicitor. This article looks at the different ways in which they can help you.
    Published 24Oct2011, viewed 43 times
  • Finding Lease Extension Solicitors Online
    Any seeking lease extension and or leasehold enfranchisement will require legal advice. There are advantages seeking specialist legal services online.
    Published 24Oct2011, viewed 58 times
  • Do You Really Need a UK Prenup?
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    Published 26Sep2011, viewed 50 times
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    Published 24Sep2011, viewed 81 times
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    Published 22Sep2011, viewed 81 times
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    Published 22Sep2011, viewed 59 times
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    Published 18Sep2011, viewed 129 times
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    Published 17Sep2011, viewed 61 times
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    Published 29Aug2011, viewed 140 times
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    Published 28Aug2011, viewed 103 times
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    Published 28Aug2011, viewed 107 times
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    Published 28Aug2011, viewed 72 times
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    Published 28Aug2011, viewed 89 times
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    Published 27Aug2011, viewed 102 times
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    Published 27Aug2011, viewed 140 times
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    Published 26Aug2011, viewed 88 times
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    Published 26Aug2011, viewed 118 times
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    Published 04Aug2011, viewed 109 times
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    Published 04Aug2011, viewed 194 times
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    Published 31Jul2011, viewed 123 times
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    Published 31Jul2011, viewed 102 times
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    Published 31Jul2011, viewed 99 times
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    Published 31Jul2011, viewed 119 times
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    Published 31Jul2011, viewed 89 times
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    Published 31Jul2011, viewed 102 times
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    Published 24Jun2011, viewed 315 times
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    Published 23Jun2011, viewed 289 times
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    Published 22Jun2011, viewed 221 times
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    Published 20Jun2011, viewed 257 times
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    Published 19Jun2011, viewed 294 times
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    Published 17Jun2011, viewed 222 times
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    Published 15Jun2011, viewed 282 times
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    Published 14Jun2011, viewed 242 times
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    Published 13Jun2011, viewed 266 times
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    Published 09Jun2011, viewed 255 times
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    Published 06Jun2011, viewed 312 times
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    Published 05Jun2011, viewed 286 times
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    Published 28May2011, viewed 292 times
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    Published 18May2011, viewed 235 times
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    Published 14May2011, viewed 297 times
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    Published 07May2011, viewed 230 times
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    Published 02May2011, viewed 254 times
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    Published 01May2011, viewed 221 times
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    Published 30Apr2011, viewed 339 times
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    Published 27Apr2011, viewed 197 times
  • How Commonholding Affects Collective Enfranchisement
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    Published 26Apr2011, viewed 286 times
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    Published 25Apr2011, viewed 335 times
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    Published 23Apr2011, viewed 227 times
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    Published 23Apr2011, viewed 254 times
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    Published 22Apr2011, viewed 256 times
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    Published 21Apr2011, viewed 215 times
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    Published 21Apr2011, viewed 307 times
  • My Right To Manage - What Should I Expect To Gain?
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    Published 21Apr2011, viewed 237 times
  • The Increasing Popularity of Collective Enfranchisement
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    Published 19Apr2011, viewed 276 times
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    Published 19Apr2011, viewed 295 times
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    Published 18Apr2011, viewed 280 times
  • Freehold Purchase: What Leaseholders Need to Know
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    Published 17Apr2011, viewed 265 times
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    Published 17Apr2011, viewed 263 times
  • My Right To Manage Company - Can A Specialist Solicitor Help?
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    Published 17Apr2011, viewed 245 times
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    Published 16Apr2011, viewed 251 times
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    Published 15Apr2011, viewed 177 times
  • The Right To Manage Company And Retirement Flats
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    Published 14Apr2011, viewed 222 times
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    Published 13Apr2011, viewed 205 times
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    Published 13Apr2011, viewed 306 times
  • Common Terms Associated With The Collective Enfranchisement Process
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    Published 10Apr2011, viewed 228 times
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    Published 09Apr2011, viewed 450 times
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    Published 09Apr2011, viewed 207 times
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    Published 09Apr2011, viewed 231 times
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    Published 08Apr2011, viewed 213 times
  • Medical Negligence Claims When Cosmetic Surgery Goes Wrong
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    Published 08Apr2011, viewed 313 times
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    Published 07Apr2011, viewed 199 times
  • Your UK Prenuptial Agreement - Avoiding The Pitfalls
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    Published 07Apr2011, viewed 254 times
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    Published 06Apr2011, viewed 294 times
  • Do I Need A Right To Manage Company?
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    Published 05Apr2011, viewed 298 times
  • The Role Of A Participation Agreement In Collective Enfranchisement
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    Published 04Apr2011, viewed 332 times
  • Compensation Claims Protect "Man's Best Friend"
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    Published 03Apr2011, viewed 285 times
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    Published 02Apr2011, viewed 153 times
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    Published 02Apr2011, viewed 309 times
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    Published 01Apr2011, viewed 256 times
  • IP Solicitors and Patents
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    Published 01Apr2011, viewed 245 times
  • Making a Professional Negligence Claim: Consultants
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    Published 31Mar2011, viewed 301 times
  • Contesting a Will Can Be The Right Thing To Do
    When someone close to you dies and their Will is read out, the chances are not everyone is going to be 100 per cent happy, particularly where a large estate is involved. In some instances, you may feel that you have been denied your share of the estate unfairly and want to prove your inheritance claim. This article explains the steps you need to take.
    Published 31Mar2011, viewed 358 times
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    Published 25Mar2011, viewed 327 times
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    Published 24Mar2011, viewed 349 times
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    Published 23Mar2011, viewed 270 times
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    Published 21Mar2011, viewed 416 times
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    Published 20Mar2011, viewed 315 times
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    Published 14Mar2011, viewed 456 times
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    Published 12Mar2011, viewed 150 times
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    Published 11Mar2011, viewed 174 times
  • Lease Extension - Are You Eligible?
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    Published 11Mar2011, viewed 239 times
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    Published 10Mar2011, viewed 213 times
  • Extending Leasehold On Houses - Is It Your Problem?
    Although flats and apartments are the most common types of leasehold property, there are still many houses in England and Wales that are held on lease. In this article, we'll show why extending leasehold is just as urgent for the owners of houses as it is for owners of flats.
    Published 08Mar2011, viewed 225 times
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    Published 07Mar2011, viewed 272 times
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    Published 06Mar2011, viewed 244 times
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    Published 06Mar2011, viewed 166 times
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    Published 05Mar2011, viewed 237 times
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    Published 03Mar2011, viewed 251 times
  • Collective Enfranchisement - A Brief Introduction
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    Published 27Feb2011, viewed 251 times
  • Can I Make a Professional Negligence Claim Against An Insurance Broker?
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    Published 27Feb2011, viewed 303 times
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    Published 26Feb2011, viewed 494 times
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    Published 25Feb2011, viewed 462 times
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    Published 23Feb2011, viewed 174 times
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    Published 22Feb2011, viewed 472 times
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    Published 21Feb2011, viewed 183 times
  • Weighing Up The True Costs Of Lease Extension
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    Published 20Feb2011, viewed 134 times
  • UK Probate and The Protection of Executors
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    Published 19Feb2011, viewed 626 times
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    Published 19Feb2011, viewed 192 times
  • Surveyor Negligence - Can It Give Rise To a Professional Negligence Claim?
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    Published 18Feb2011, viewed 335 times
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    Published 18Feb2011, viewed 354 times
  • The Forgotten Leaseholders - Extending The Lease On Your House
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    Published 17Feb2011, viewed 194 times
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    Published 17Feb2011, viewed 279 times
  • Personal Injury Compensation - It's a Blame Game
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    Published 16Feb2011, viewed 193 times
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    Published 15Feb2011, viewed 282 times
  • Medical Negligence - When Cosmetic Surgery Goes Wrong
    You are considering plastic surgery. This article helps to explain whilst although this is a personal decision, you need to take your time to discuss and understand the risks, rights and obligations before you say 'yes'.
    Published 14Feb2011, viewed 372 times
  • Lease Extension and The Marriage Value
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    Published 14Feb2011, viewed 308 times
  • Making a Compensation Claim
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    Published 13Feb2011, viewed 193 times
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    Published 12Feb2011, viewed 284 times
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    Published 11Feb2011, viewed 237 times
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    Published 11Feb2011, viewed 163 times
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    Published 11Feb2011, viewed 315 times
  • How IP Lawyers Can Help You Protect Your Domain Name
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    Published 10Feb2011, viewed 238 times
  • Can You Make a Medical Negligence Claim For Nursing Home Neglect?
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    Published 10Feb2011, viewed 332 times
  • Can I Claim for Medical Negligence From My GP's Failed Diagnosis?
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    Published 10Feb2011, viewed 325 times
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    Published 09Feb2011, viewed 326 times
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    Published 10Feb2011, viewed 244 times
  • Can a Claim For Medical Negligence Happen After A Death?
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    Published 09Feb2011, viewed 272 times
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    Published 03Feb2011, viewed 189 times
  • A Professional Negligence Claim And Your Accountant
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    Published 03Feb2011, viewed 487 times
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    Published 30Jan2011, viewed 197 times
  • UK Probate - What Is The Role Of The Executor?
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    Published 29Jan2011, viewed 636 times
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    Published 28Jan2011, viewed 503 times
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    Published 27Jan2011, viewed 514 times
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    Published 25Jan2011, viewed 262 times
  • Why a DIY Will Can Result In A Contested Probate Claim
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    Published 24Jan2011, viewed 310 times
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    Published 23Jan2011, viewed 253 times
  • My Medical Negligence Claim - Do I Really Need a Solicitor?
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    Published 21Jan2011, viewed 448 times
  • The Security Of A Prenuptial Contract
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    Published 21Jan2011, viewed 251 times
  • Medical Negligence After Acquiring a Hospital Infection
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    Published 19Jan2011, viewed 302 times
  • Reasons For Disputing a Will
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    Published 18Jan2011, viewed 243 times
  • Medical Negligence - When a Doctor Gets The Diagnosis Wrong
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    Published 17Jan2011, viewed 487 times
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    Published 16Jan2011, viewed 269 times
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    Published 16Jan2011, viewed 259 times
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    Published 15Jan2011, viewed 571 times
  • Lease Extension Nerves
    Just when you thought a lease extension for your flat was going to be a straightforward path, you run into trouble. You find yourself in disagreement with the landlord about the valuation. Attendance at a Tribunal makes you nervous. It's nothing to feel anxious about, with the right support.
    Published 14Jan2011, viewed 219 times
  • Injury Solicitors Working For You
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    Published 13Jan2011, viewed 243 times
  • Lease Extension Mortgage Issues
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    Published 12Jan2011, viewed 556 times
  • How Can a Medical Negligence Solicitor Help Me?
    You expect visits to the doctor, nurse, dentist or GP to be effective. You trust your medical team and the treatment they prescribe. Fortunately these professionals usually do an excellent job, but there are cases when you wonder if there has been some kind of medical negligence.
    Published 09Jan2011, viewed 301 times
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    Published 08Jan2011, viewed 388 times
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    Published 07Jan2011, viewed 208 times
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    Published 05Jan2011, viewed 233 times
  • Contesting a Will - Are the Executors of a Will Acting Improperly?
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    Published 04Jan2011, viewed 922 times
  • Can I Make a Professional Negligence Claim Against My Solicitor?
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    Published 03Jan2011, viewed 570 times
  • Buying Freehold or Leasehold Property - the Differences
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    Published 03Jan2011, viewed 470 times
  • Information about Lease Agreements
    Thinking of entering into a assured shorthold tenancy? This article briefly explains what such a lease agreement contains.
    Published 01Jan2011, viewed 355 times
  • Can a Lawyer Help Me Make a Professional Negligence Claim?
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    Published 31Dec2010, viewed 301 times
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    Published 30Dec2010, viewed 432 times
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    Published 30Dec2010, viewed 184 times
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    Many people simply don't realize the value of the intellectual property business. This article simply sets out the different types of intellectual property and the benefits of having them properly protected.
    Published 29Dec2010, viewed 413 times
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    Published 28Dec2010, viewed 382 times
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    Published 28Dec2010, viewed 365 times
  • Unfair Dismissal and Your Compromise Agreement
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    Published 17Dec2010, viewed 323 times
  • Should I Consult a Medical Negligence Solicitor?
    When you have been injured by a medical professional during an operation or procedure, you are bound to feel a mix of emotions. A lawyer is there for serious legal facts, not counselling. Make sure you know the reasons for your complaint before proceeding...
    Published 14Dec2010, viewed 286 times
  • My Divorce Solicitor Tells Me I Need a Will - Why?
    Approximately 70% of people are without a valid will. This makes it highly likely that their property will not pass as they would have wished if they should die. This article explains why those divorcing, in particular, need to consider making a fresh will.
    Published 12Dec2010, viewed 439 times
  • Use Specialist IP Lawyers to Prevent Patent Infringement
    There are several ways in which a patent can be infringed by those seeking to steal business. A patent that has been well drafted by specialist IP Lawyers will help ensure a successful defence
    Published 10Dec2010, viewed 231 times
  • Making a Medical Negligence Claim
    Most of us have complete trust in medical professionals and rarely question their treatment. Sadly, in some cases things can, and do, go wrong - and you have a right to be compensated for any resultant injury to be compensated for any resultant injury. This article briefly explains what is involved when making a medical negligence compensation claim.
    Published 09Dec2010, viewed 279 times
  • The UK Prenuptial Agreement- the Case is Becoming Stronger
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    Published 08Dec2010, viewed 266 times
  • Leasehold Extension Anger Management
    It may seem easier to feel disgruntled, ignore the problem of your leasehold dropping in years, shout at colleagues, a partner, pet or simply head off to the gym. Take responsibility the calm way; consult a lawyer who specialises in leasehold extension.
    Published 07Dec2010, viewed 237 times
  • Procedure for Collective Enfranchisement
    Before you begin the process of collective enfranchisement, it's advisable to arm yourself first with as much information about your particular circumstances. Much of this you can do yourself; this will cut time and cost and help your lawyer if he sees he is dealing with someone efficient and professional. Read on and we tell you how...
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    Published 05Dec2010, viewed 251 times
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    Published 03Dec2010, viewed 297 times
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    Published 01Dec2010, viewed 529 times
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    Published 29Nov2010, viewed 826 times
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    Published 29Nov2010, viewed 248 times
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    Published 28Nov2010, viewed 209 times
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    Published 25Nov2010, viewed 299 times
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    Published 24Nov2010, viewed 211 times
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    Published 23Nov2010, viewed 226 times
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    Published 22Nov2010, viewed 279 times
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    Published 20Nov2010, viewed 286 times
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    Published 20Nov2010, viewed 347 times
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    Published 18Nov2010, viewed 267 times
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    Published 17Nov2010, viewed 251 times
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    Published 14Nov2010, viewed 428 times
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    Published 13Nov2010, viewed 280 times
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    Published 12Nov2010, viewed 238 times
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    Published 11Nov2010, viewed 256 times
  • Do I Need a Specialist Lawyer for Collective Enfranchisement?
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    Published 10Nov2010, viewed 301 times
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    Published 10Nov2010, viewed 368 times
  • Leasehold Enfranchisement and Right to Manage Compared
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    Published 09Nov2010, viewed 364 times
  • How to Get Your Compromise Agreement Right
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    Published 08Nov2010, viewed 248 times
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    Published 08Nov2010, viewed 820 times
  • Leasehold Rights and Responsibilities

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    Published 07Nov2010, viewed 284 times
  • How a Compromise Agreement Can Help When Employment is Terminated
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    Published 06Nov2010, viewed 289 times
  • Lease Extension Is a Laughing Matter
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    Published 05Nov2010, viewed 296 times
  • Use Specialist IP Lawyers to Commercially Exploit Your Invention
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    Published 05Nov2010, viewed 388 times
  • Essential Points When Seeking a Compromise Agreement
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    Published 04Nov2010, viewed 271 times
  • Why You Should Seek Legal Advice When Making a Prenuptial Agreement.
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    Published 03Nov2010, viewed 390 times
  • Can I Contest a Will?
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    Published 01Nov2010, viewed 457 times
  • Are You Considering Whether to Contest a Will?
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    Published 31Oct2010, viewed 353 times
  • Remortgaging - a Solicitors Guide
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    Published 30Oct2010, viewed 350 times
  • Top Tips on Negotiating a Commercial Contract
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    Published 29Oct2010, viewed 384 times
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    Published 29Oct2010, viewed 315 times
  • The Practicalities of a Lease Extension
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    Published 27Oct2010, viewed 341 times
  • What a Well Drafted Employment Contract Should Contain
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    Published 26Oct2010, viewed 528 times
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    Published 25Oct2010, viewed 439 times
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    Published 25Oct2010, viewed 303 times
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    Published 25Oct2010, viewed 773 times
  • Power of Attorney - Changes in UK Law
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    Published 24Oct2010, viewed 574 times
  • The Right to Enfranchise...Pain to Gain
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    Published 23Oct2010, viewed 363 times
  • Lease Extension - Landlords Are Human
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    Published 21Oct2010, viewed 338 times
  • The Advantages of UK Prenuptial Agreements
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    Published 20Oct2010, viewed 499 times
  • Redundancy and Compromise Agreements
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    Published 19Oct2010, viewed 380 times
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    Published 16Oct2010, viewed 317 times
  • Key Information About Extending a Lease
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    Published 15Oct2010, viewed 292 times
  • Enfranchisement - Can I Ignore It?
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    Published 13Oct2010, viewed 283 times
  • Employment Solicitors - Legal Update Summer 2010
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  • How to Obtain Basic Legal Advice Before Finding Lawyers
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    Published 10Oct2010, viewed 557 times
  • Collective Enfranchisement: First Steps
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    Published 09Oct2010, viewed 408 times
  • Employment Law - The Importance of Verifying a CV
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  • Employers - How to Deal with Absences in the Workplace
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    Published 01Oct2010, viewed 347 times
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    Published 27Sep2010, viewed 409 times
  • Prenuptial Agreements in the UK
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    Published 27Sep2010, viewed 297 times
  • Accident Claim Solicitors - What to Consider When Choosing Yours
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    Published 26Sep2010, viewed 402 times
  • Compromise Agreements - How to Avoid Going to Court
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    Published 26Sep2010, viewed 311 times
  • Contentious Probate and Intestacy Rule
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    Published 22Sep2010, viewed 297 times
  • What are the Effects of a UK Compromise Agreement?
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    Published 20Sep2010, viewed 401 times
  • Use UK Intellectual Property Law to Protect Your Bright Ideas
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    Published 19Sep2010, viewed 270 times
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    Published 17Sep2010, viewed 282 times
  • Right to Enfranchise: Early Steps
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    Published 16Sep2010, viewed 259 times
  • Legal Help for Leaseholders When Extending a Lease
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    Published 13Sep2010, viewed 302 times
  • Leasehold Extension - Jargon Explained
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    Published 12Sep2010, viewed 368 times
  • All You Need to Know about Collective Enfranchisement
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    Published 09Sep2010, viewed 314 times
  • How to Continue Enjoying Your Flat - with a Lease Extension
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    Published 07Sep2010, viewed 303 times
  • Protect your Employees from Noise - Tips for Employers
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    Published 06Sep2010, viewed 384 times
  • Extending Leasehold Property
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    Published 03Sep2010, viewed 282 times
  • Loss of Hearing at Work and How You Could be Entitled to Compensation
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    Published 02Sep2010, viewed 357 times
  • Ensure a UK IP lawyer Protects Your Bright Ideas
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    Published 31Aug2010, viewed 272 times
  • Enfranchisement and Forming a Right to Manage Company
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    Published 29Aug2010, viewed 271 times
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    Published 28Aug2010, viewed 292 times
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    Published 27Aug2010, viewed 295 times
  • What is in a UK Compromise Agreement?
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    Published 27Aug2010, viewed 309 times
  • A Solicitor's Guide to Prenuptial and Cohabitation Agreements
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    Published 27Aug2010, viewed 294 times
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    Published 26Aug2010, viewed 338 times
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    Published 25Aug2010, viewed 413 times
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    Published 17Aug2010, viewed 900 times
  • Relax About Leasehold Rents
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    Published 15Aug2010, viewed 259 times
  • Leasehold Service Charges - Your Guide
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    Published 12Aug2010, viewed 453 times
  • Why Does it Take So Long to Buy a House?
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  • A Basic Guide to UK Intellectual Property Rights
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    Published 09Aug2010, viewed 340 times
  • Work Accident Claims - A Simple Guide
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    Published 08Aug2010, viewed 378 times
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    Published 06Aug2010, viewed 342 times
  • How do I Extend the Lease on My Flat?
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    Published 05Aug2010, viewed 846 times
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    Published 03Aug2010, viewed 365 times
  • Extending a Lease - But What About Rent Charges?
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    Published 02Aug2010, viewed 441 times
  • UK Employment Law and Your First Employee
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    Published 31Jul2010, viewed 528 times
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    Published 30Jul2010, viewed 355 times
  • Your Lease - Is it Time to Extend?
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    Published 28Jul2010, viewed 288 times
  • Top Tips on Using Your Solicitor Effectively
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    Published 27Jul2010, viewed 275 times
  • Proceedings to Extend a Lease
    You own a leasehold property. It has been yours for more than two years; it still has more than 21 years to expire and you want to keep it at the top of the market so what's the problem? No problem, it's time to extend your lease period, that's all.
    Published 25Jul2010, viewed 353 times
  • The Legal Side of a UK Compromise Agreement
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    Published 24Jul2010, viewed 571 times
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    The time to buy your own flat has arrived. After many thoughts about what kind of property to choose, leasehold seems to be the best option. Well, before you buy and/or extend a lease it's a good idea to get your thoughts on the system clear.
    Published 22Jul2010, viewed 306 times
  • UK Compromise Agreements - The Basics
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    Published 21Jul2010, viewed 765 times
  • Tenants - Tips on Terminating a Commercial Lease
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    Published 20Jul2010, viewed 370 times
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