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Overseas Pension Rule Changes to Impact Tens of Thousands of Retirees

31st May 2019
Retirees who have transferred their UK pension into an overseas pension scheme – or are planning on doing so - need to ensure they can still be fully serviced from their adviser as sweeping rule changes come into effect this summer.
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3 Regulations to Consider When Buying Jewellery

24th May 2019
When buying jewellery and diamonds, many customers aren’t clued up on UK jewellery laws and regulations.
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Will New Private Landlord Licensing Fees Force Out the Good Guys Too?

22nd May 2019
The popularity of additional licensing amongst local authorities is showing no sign of slowing.
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Why Are Families Facing Probate Delays?

15th May 2019
Government plans to restructure fees for probate applications have led to delays for families looking to settle their loved ones’ affairs as people rush to beat the intended deadline.
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What Is a Gagging Order, How They Are Organised and What Effect Do They Have?

15th May 2019
At the time of writing, Sir Phillip Green was all over the media with claims of a cover up as Green applied gagging orders to a number of people who worked for him, ensuring their silence over allegations of sexual harassment, and racism. But the gagging orders are falling apart, and the question is whether we should have gagging orders in public life.
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Africa’s Courtrooms: More Advanced Than Western Countries?

10th May 2019
Is it possible that courtrooms in third world countries are advancing at such rapid pace they may be overtaking western nations when it comes to efficiency and effectiveness?
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The Future’s Key Laws and Bans That Protect the Planet

10th May 2019
Droughts, floods, hurricanes and other freak weather conditions are an indication that climate change is impacting upon the planet; sitting alongside the current headlines about our seas being swamped with plastic.
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Will Robots Ever Get Workers’ Rights?

9th May 2019
Sounds like a ridiculous question, doesn't it? A question that sounds like it almost belongs in terminator, is slowly becoming our reality. With robots and machines expected to perform half of all productive functions in the workplace by 2025, companies may be wondering if they need to develop any regulations to protect their shiny, new […]
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Banks and Their Legal Obligations to Defend Against Cybercrime

7th May 2019
Over recent years, banks and financial institutions have begun to increasingly rely on technology. With this, consumers expect banks to keep their data secure and the way banks manage cybersecurity threats and breaches is constantly in the spotlight.
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What Will Personal Injury Claims Look Like Post-Brexit?

3rd May 2019
The European Commission and the UK Government recently published advice on travelling in Europe in a post-Brexit world, however there was little mention of what to do if you are injured whilst abroad.
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