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Guideline Ruling – can Non-executive Directors have ‘worker’ status?

Article written by Michael Pope, Consultant Solicitor, Employment Can a non-executive director who receives no more than an honorarium for services provided voluntarily enjoy the protected status of a ‘worker?’ This issue was addressed by the Employment Appeal...

Simona Morina joins Grant Saw as Contentious Probate Solicitor

We are pleased to announce the arrival of Simona Morina who joined the firm as a Contentious Probate Solicitor on Tuesday 4 October 2022. Simona is an efficient Solicitor who strives to exceed client expectations with her eye for detail and confident approach. Simona...

High Court rules on disadvantageous post-nuptial terms in guideline ruling

Article written by Aishat Balogun, Solicitor, Family department Pre-nuptial and post-nuptial agreements that do not fairly meet the “reasonable needs” of one divorcing party or the other are unlikely to be worth the paper they are written on. The High Court made that...

Dyslexia Awareness Week 2022 – what reasonable adjustments should your employer be making?

Article written by Noella Gooden, Solicitor (Australian qualified), Employment department This year, ‘World Dyslexia Awareness Week’ will run from 3-9 October 2022. This annual event aims to raise awareness of dyslexia amongst the public, educational institutions, and...

The Mini-Budget 2022 – our summary

On Friday 23 September 2022, Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng delivered the “Mini-Budget”. According to some analysts, it announced the biggest set of tax cuts for fifty years. Here is our summary of the key points. Taxes The Chancellor has confirmed the highest 45p rate of...

‘Domestic abuse’ encompasses much more than physical violence

Article written by Mandeep Clair, Solicitor, Family department The term ‘domestic abuse’ tends to bring to mind incidents of physical violence, but its legal definition extends far beyond that to remote forms of harassment. As a Family Judge’s ruling showed, it...

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