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Profits à Prendre: An Overview
Lesser-known than easements or covenants, profits à prendre are a form of right over land. However, their uncommon nature certainly doesn’t render them unimportant – particularly when dealing with agricultural land or large estates. Commercial Property Trainee Solicitor Chloe Lake explains more.
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Does The University Of Cambridge Own ‘Cambridge’?
A recent legal battle between Tahl Holtzman and The University of Cambridge has brought to light challenges in trademark for companies based in Cambridge.
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New Government Guidance On Holiday Pay
The Government has introduced reforms with the aim of simplifying holiday entitlement and pay calculations in the Working Time Regulations (WTR). These changes came into force on 1st January 2024
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Non-disclosure Agreements In Corporate Transactions – An Overview
A non-disclosure agreement, or NDA, is an agreement often entered into between parties where commercially sensitive confidential information is proposed to be passed between them.
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Employment Laws to be aware of this year – changes coming into force in 2024
2024 will see some key changes in the workplace with several new employment laws coming into effect. It is important that all employers are aware and prepared for these changes and understand what they mean for your business.
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Early Case Assessment For Employers
Are you an employer or HR professional facing a complex employment issue that could lead to costly and time-consuming litigation? Why not ask an expert employment solicitor to help you find a solution? We can help you identify risks, form a plan, and set you on the path to resolving the problem.
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Adverse Weather – What Should The Employer Do?
As we move through winter, the weather will undoubtedly continue to be unpredictable, providing hazardous conditions on the roads and resulting in travel to work being impacted. So how should employers manage absence or lateness due to adverse weather conditions?
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What Is Intellectual Property?
Intellectual property, or IP, can be described as something that a person creates using their mind. In other words, IP is essentially a product of human imagination and intellect. Examples might include a story, an invention, an artistic work, a design, or a logo.
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Advising Father Christmas On Employment Related Issues
Here at Wilson Browne Solicitors, we appreciate the fact that December is a busy time for those in the North Pole and it seems that Father Christmas is in need for some employment advice.
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The incoming ‘The Maternity Leave, Adoption Leave and Shared Parental Leave (Amendment) Regulations 2024’ that you need to know
Maternity Leave, Adoption Leave and Shared Parental Leave (Amendment) Regulations 2024
