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Ludlow law firm mfg Solicitors has once again expanded its Residential Property team with the appointment of a new associate. Experienced chartered legal executive Deborah Bufton has joined mfg and will be based at the firm’s office in the...
The route chosen to resolve a shareholder dispute often determines cost, timing, confidentiality and outcome. The best route is rarely “default litigation” or “avoid lawyers entirely”.
Before the 2024 general election, the government committed to a "right to switch off", drawing on models used in Ireland and Belgium. The intention was to deliver it via a statutory code of practice rather than as a stand-alone legal right.
Employers are being given legal advice to manage a surge in formal workplace grievances drafted using artificial intelligence (AI). More than half of HR professionals in the UK have reported growing numbers of employees using AI to produce grievances,...
In owner‑managed companies, shareholders commonly hold multiple roles: investor, director, employee and (often) relationship partner. Exclusion from management therefore has consequences beyond governance.
A real estate specialist at Midlands law firm mfg Solicitors has qualified as a solicitor after successfully completing the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE), alongside working full time at the firm. Victoria Cairns-Terry, who joined the firm in 2024,...
Law firm mfg Solicitors has announced five promotions at its Birmingham offices, which includes two Legal Directors and three new Associates. Real Estate specialist Phil Hutsby-Hunt and commercial contracts specialist Julian Milan, have both been appointed...
Whether you are an employee being asked to sign an NDA, or an employer reviewing your settlement templates, it is worth understanding both what these agreements can legitimately do and the new limits Parliament has placed on them.
