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Change of use of a premises – what do I need to do?
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Whether you need to do anything if you decide to change the use of a premises depends on two main factors. The first is the current use of the premises … Read more
Redundancy – facts and fiction
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When a business needs to deal with redundancy, it is important to ensure it follows the correct procedure. As well as factual requirements, many myths have formed around redundancy. We … Read more
Spotlight on… Emma Hughes
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In this entry of our “Spotlight on…” mini-series, where we shine a light on individuals in a team, we speak to Emma Hughes, a solicitor in our Personal Injury & … Read more
Gamlins Law helps secure £25.6 million settlement for claimant with lifelong care needs
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Gamlins Law has helped secure a £25.6 million lump sum settlement for a claimant who suffered profound and permanent physical and cognitive disabilities following an incident at work resulting in … Read more
Grandparents and grandchildren: what the law says about contact
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Grandparents often play a significant role in their grandchildren’s lives, offering support, continuity, and a different kind of love from that of a parent. When family life is settled, contact … Read more
Ghost bots and your digital legacy: what the law says now
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Artificial intelligence has reached the point where a convincing conversation with someone who has died is no longer the stuff of science fiction. Trained on old messages, voice notes, photographs … Read more
EPC reform: what landlords and homeowners need to know about the changes ahead
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Energy Performance Certificates have been a familiar feature of buying, selling and letting property in England and Wales for over fifteen years. Following the publication of the Warm Homes Plan … Read more
Occupation Contract Changes
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The Renters Rights Act 2025 (‘The Act’) will come into force on 1st June 2026 in Wales. Although most of the provisions relate to the private rented sector in England … Read more
Workplace non-disclosure agreements: what they cover, what they cannot, and what is changing
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Few employment law topics have evolved as quickly in recent years as the non-disclosure agreement, or NDA. Once a quietly drafted provision in a settlement document, the NDA has become … Read more
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