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In this newsletter:
- Bargains for buyers or buyer beware?
- A Reminder of the Need to Comply the Disability and Discrimination Act 1995
- Purchasing a freehold reversion
- Super-leases
- Planning permission conditions
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Virtual Assignments – Still a possibility?
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In this Winter Issue:
- When is ethical to withdraw life-sustaining treatment from a child?
- The Jackson Review
- Legal Aid Reform
- The Wrong Sort of Lung Cancer
- Case study: MW vs Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
- Hospital Overdose of Chemotherapy Drug: A case study
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In this issue
- ‘Fit notes’ to replace the current ‘Sick note’ from April 2010
- Potential Ban on Pre-employment health questionnaires
- New Employer Pension Duties
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After the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) announced this week (15 February) that widespread job losses were on the way, Withy King’s employment lawyers are warning that redundancy should only ever be a last resort and that...
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Withy King Solicitors has launched a survey to gauge lawyers’ views on the Law Commission’s Report on Intestacy and Family Provision Claims on Death. The in-depth feedback survey, which will earn respondents one CPD point when completed, was...
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Withy King acted for Elm Office Products in relation to its acquisition of an office equipment business based in Dorset from administrators. Elm has been selling high quality office furniture for over 15 years and saw this as an opportunity to widen its...
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Welcome to the Withy King Residential Property Bulletin where we aim to help you with your property questions and to keep you up-to-date with Property Market news, trends and statistics. In this issue: Welcome to the Withy King Residential...
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In this issue
- Sex Discrimination Protection for IVF Treatment
- Update on Working with Children and Vulnerable Adults
- Additional Bank Holiday in 2012
- Normal Minimum Pension Age to Rise in April 2010
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Moves announced today (Wednesday, 20 January) to give grandparents better access to their grandchildren after separation, have been criticised by family lawyers at Withy King Solicitors for not going far enough. Among the measures announced by Ed...
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Compensation claims against private clinics in Oxfordshire for botched obesity surgery are set to rise if the NHS system for choosing who receives weight loss operations isn’t regulated soon, say Clinical Negligence experts at Withy King. The...
