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Unmarried couples need to protect themselves
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A landmark victory in the Supreme Court has seen a Northern Ireland woman win a share of her former partner’s pension, with commentators saying it’s likely to add impetus to … Read more
Complex challenges for employers in the year ahead
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Constant changes and increasing complexity have helped make employment law a frontline challenge for business and this year looks set to continue the trend. The first weeks of January … Read more
Apprentice levy, Employment Law, gender discrimination, Gender Pay Gap, Holiday Pay, Salary sacrifice schemes, Tax-free childcare
Hot air and bra sizes all add to the discrimination mix
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The Equality Act 2010 prevents direct and indirect discrimination based on protected characteristics, which include gender, age, disability, race, sexual orientation, personal relationship status, and religion or belief. The protection … Read more
age discrimination, Anti-discrimination Laws, belief discrimination, disability discrimination, Discrimination Claims, Equality Act 2010, gender discrimination, preganancy discrimination, race discrimination, relationship status discrimination, religion discrimination, Sex Discrimination, sexual orientation discrimination
Safety checking the school run
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The clocks will be going back at 2am on Sunday 30th October, bringing lighter mornings and darker evenings, and parents are being encouraged to take a safety check with children … Read more
Life lessons from headline breakdowns
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Marriage breakdown hits headlines when it involves stars and celebrities. But there is a lesson to learn from the way the breakdown is handled for anyone facing the worst, with … Read more
Beyond Pokémon: property test posed by virtual reality games
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Experts across the world are focusing on property laws and how they will stand up to the shift to augmented reality gaming, following on from the global success of Pokémon … Read more
Gamlins Law host coffee morning for St Kentigern Hospice
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Thanks to all who came out to support our coffee morning at Kings Hall, Prestatyn on 25th August 2016. There were plenty of cakes and games to be had with … Read more
Keeping hold of the real power in the name game
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In the same week that fashion entrepreneur Karen Millen was told she could not use her own name in business, Specsavers were given the green light to trademark the word … Read more
Gamlins Law at the Denbigh and Flint Show
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Thank you to everyone who attended at our stand at the Denbigh and Flint Agricultural Show last week. Gamlins Law has been one of the main sponsors of the show … Read more
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