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Labour’s 'Tractor Tax': The End of Family Farming?
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Labour’s 'Tractor Tax': The End of Family Farming?

New inheritance tax caps threaten UK farmers, sparking fears of devastating economic consequences, says Matthew Yates
18 Dec 2024
The importance of careful drafting of security documentation
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The importance of careful drafting of security documentation

Simon Jerrum examines two High Court decisions on fixed vs. floating charges and their implications for security documentation
17 Dec 2024
 A cautionary tale for intended parents embarking on a surrogacy arrangement
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A cautionary tale for intended parents embarking on a surrogacy arrangement

Shaili Gohil-Desai examines the legal challenges and lessons from a same-sex couple’s complex international surrogacy journey
12 Dec 2024
The case for mandatory reporting laws in the UK
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The case for mandatory reporting laws in the UK

The Makin Review highlights systemic failures in safeguarding children and calls for a legal obligation to report child abuse, says Alan Collins
9 Dec 2024
From bribery to false representation: civil fraud explained
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From bribery to false representation: civil fraud explained

Tim Thompson explains the remedies available to those who have suffered financial harm due to fraudulent misrepresentation or deceit
5 Dec 2024
Why Agricultural Property Relief reforms pose challenges for farming families
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Why Agricultural Property Relief reforms pose challenges for farming families

Ingrid McCleave says the announced inheritance tax reforms risk uprooting family farms and deepening challenges for British agriculture
4 Dec 2024
Arrests for illegal working surge following Home Office crackdown
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Arrests for illegal working surge following Home Office crackdown

Illegal working arrests up 25% since July as Home Office targets rogue employers and exploitation
3 Dec 2024
Employment Rights Bill: how it could transform the UK
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Employment Rights Bill: how it could transform the UK

Emmanuelle Ries and Emily Halcrow unpack the transformative Employment Rights Bill reshaping workplace protections in the UK
20 Nov 2024
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