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What is an Employment Tribunal?
An Employment Tribunal hears claims from people who believe their employer or potential employer has treated them unlawfully.
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Education Lawyers Welcome Call to Improve SEND System
A report highlights that families with children with SEND are facing lengthy delays and are being forced to fight for what their child is entitled to.
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Do I Automatically Inherit from My Parent’s When They Die?
There is no automatic right for a child to inherit, but the position is different depending on whether the parent left a Will or not.
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How to Claim Compensation for Historic Child Abuse
You may be able to claim for historic child abuse by making a claim to the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority. We explain how this works.
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£10,000 Awarded in Pregnancy Discrimination at Work Case
Before maternity leave, the employer agreed our client could return to work part-time. After childbirth, the only position available was full time.
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New Funding Choices for Clients will help ‘Open Up’ the Law
Simpson Millar welcomes the work of the Damages Based Agreements (DBA) Reform Project launched today.
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Cruise Ship Accidents on Tender Boats
Determining who is liable may be tricky, as the tender boat may not be run by the cruise ship operator. For free legal advice call 0800 260 5010
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Bitter Court Battle Avoided in High Net Worth Divorce Case
Our client’s husband ended their marriage in a text message, he stopped all financial support to the family home and their London property portfolio.
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What Should be Included when Making a Will?
We explain some of the important things you need to consider putting in your Will when you make one. For initial legal advice call 0800 260 5010
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Claiming Compensation for Campylobacter on Holiday
To find out if you can claim compensation for contracting Campylobacter on holiday, call freephone 0800 260 5010 and we will help you.
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