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Our aim is to keep you up to date with ideas and information that will help you gain the best possible advantages from working with us. This newswire will be sent regularly to help achieve this aim, and we hope you enjoy reading them.
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Chris Corney |
Hundreds to be interviewed as part of divorce law research project
An ambitious research project may pave the way for significant reforms of the UK’s divorce process, Carter Lemon Camerons’ family partner Chris Corney has said.
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Department store worker wins unfair dismissal claim
The result of a high-profile employment tribunal is a warning to companies about the dangers of unfair dismissal, Carter Lemon Camerons’ employment partner Andrew Firman has said.
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Andrew Firman |
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Lisa Ginesi |
Disputes between landlords and tenants are on the increase
Carter Lemon Camerons’ dispute resolution partner Lisa Ginesi has said that new research suggests that tenancy disputes are becoming increasingly common across the rental sector.
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Stamp duty hits London the hardest
New statistics will put fresh pressure on the Chancellor to introduce further reforms to stamp duty, Carter Lemon Camerons’ residential property specialist Prodromos Shakallis has said.
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Rufus Ballaster |
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Andrew Firman |
Growing number of GPs work as part of Federations
Interest in setting up GP Federations continues to grow, Carter Lemon Camerons’ healthcare partner Justin Cumberlege has said.
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Inheritance Tax at the centre of heated discussions
Debate over the future of Inheritance Tax (IHT) shows no sign of dying down, Carter Lemon Camerons’ private client partner Ian West has said.
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Ian West |
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Stuart Brennan |
Ruling could have major implications for data protection
Carter Lemon Camerons’ commercial partner Stuart Brennan has said that a ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) could have important implications for data protection laws.
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Ripped off British homebuyers can bring claims against foreign lawyers in English courts
A recent High Court decision confirmed that if a British purchaser buying property in Europe has been let down or ‘ripped off’ by lawyers based in other countries in the European Union, they may be able to pursue a claim for compensation in the English courts.
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Chris Corney |
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