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The government to make changes in prison sentences

New tougher sentencing and parole guidelines are to be issued for..

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Buying a Property Abroad

Buying a Property Abroad.
Solicitors who advise on the sale/purchase of overseas property, will, in general specialise in just a select few countries, and..

The Queens Speech June 2014

The Queen will today give her final speech under the coalition Government
when she opens parliament we take a look at the legal changes proposed...

Wilful Neglect.

Social workers could face up to five years in jail should they prove guilty of wilful neglect towards children, if consultation decides to extend the law to inc..

Major Change in Divorce Law - no fault divorces

Government to finally introduce 'no-fault' Divorce laws..

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Concerns over pension reforms

Concerns over pension reforms -
New pension laws come into force this April and concerns are growing that, as a result of the reforms, pensioners may run out..

Claim payouts set to increase.

The Ministry of Justice has announced a new formula for the calculation of compensation payments to those suffering from long term injuries as a result of a no-..

Finding a valuable item.

Finding a valuable item.
Every now and then someone finds a stash of coins or jewellery that is 100's of years old, may have been lost, buried as part of a ce..

Gig Economy - Rights for workers.

Hermes become the first major company to make concessions to 'Gig..

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Government Plans to cut compensation for whiplash.

Government Plans to cut compensation for whiplash.
The average payout for whiplash compensation is £1850 this is set to fall by as much as £1500, following con..

The Clean Air Act

The Clean Air Act.
It is estimated that air pollution cuts everyone's life by six months in Britain, but in December 1952 the people of London suffered one of..

The danger of cyber crime to the UK economy.

The danger of cyber crime to the UK economy -
80% of the UKs top companies have been the victim of a serious cyber attack, resulting in a loss of hundreds of m..

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