Assisted Dying Debate and the Path to Legalising End-of-Life Choices
Assisted dying: A humane way to stop suffering and give people the right to die with dignity, or a slippery slope to placing the vulnerable at risk? This article was...
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A successful event celebrating the roles of Women in Leadership took place at St Edward’s School, Cheltenham, in aid of The Nelson Trust. The evening focussed on female leaders from...
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The Court’s main consideration in cating in the child’s best interests in Family court proceedings is the welfare of the child which is provided for by the ‘Welfare Checklist’. Adele Benjamin,...
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There are several common pitfalls that can occur during a conveyancing transaction, most of which will be dealt with on a daily basis by professionals. However, there are also many...
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Choosing a good business name is crucial as it plays a significant role in brand recognition, customer perception, and overall success. Shelley Bonney, Associate Solicitor in WSP Solicitors Company Commercial...
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With the Renters Reform Bill aiming to strengthen tenants’ rights, and interest rates and economic pressures squeezing property investment returns, more and more landlords are leaving the private rental market....
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When someone dies without a Will (known as Intestate), their estate is distributed in accordance with certain rules of entitlement, depending on who survives them. Stephanie Hemming, Chartered Legal Executive...
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What to do when someone dies without a Will: Estate administration advice
Last year the National Will Register reported that only 44% of UK adults have made a Will. This surprising figure means that at some point in the future you may...
Security of Tenure Under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954) provides protection for tenants of business premises, commonly referred to as a tenant having ‘security of tenure’ or a ‘protected lease’. Cara Forrest,...
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