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Aretha Franklin family feud shows importance of making a will

The unfortunate dispute that arose recently among the legendary soul singer’s sons illustrates what can happen when a person dies without having made a properly drafted will. Aretha Franklin, the American singer, songwriter and pianist that sold over...

Director ordered to contribute to insolvent company's assets

After allegations of fraudulent losses involving mobile phone deals, the High Court holds director liable in fraudulent losses case and ordered to contribute £2.7 million to insolvent company's assets. The case is a crucial reminder for directors...

House prices show monthly rise but annual fall

UK house prices have risen slightly on a monthly basis, but the overall trend is still downwards, according to the latest figures from the Land Registry.  The annual percentage change for average UK house prices was 3.5% in the 12 months to April 2023,...

Setting up or growing a business? Choose the right structure

Selecting the right legal structure for your business is crucial for success. Options include sole proprietorship, partnership, and limited company, each with its own legal, liability, and tax factors. Sole proprietorship grants control but exposes personal...

Why you should make a will... and what could happen if you don't

Surveys consistently show that only four out of ten people in the UK have made a will, despite the problems and heartache that could cause for their loved ones. Even the Covid pandemic didn’t inspire people to put their affairs in order. There was...

Biotech companies in contract dispute over returning equipment

Biotech firm DNANudge's court injunction bid to reclaim specialized equipment from manufacturer Jabil Inc. has been denied. The case highlighted unresolved issues surrounding lien, ownership, and payment allocation. The court ruled in favor of Jabil,...

Nursery 'fabricated' allegations about employee drinking at work

A nursery school assistant has won an unfair dismissal case after her employer fabricated allegations against her. The Employment Tribunal found that her dismissal, based on accusations of drinking alcohol at work and neglecting her duties, lacked convincing...

Court sanctions scheme of arrangement for company takeover

High Court approves UK music company's acquisition by US-based global business. 7digital Group, a leader in digital music solutions, is set to be acquired by Songtradr Inc after court is satisfied that all legal requirements are met. The High Court has...

High Court dismisses claim alleging forgery of father's will

In a landmark decision, the High Court has put an end to a family dispute over the validity of their late father's will. The contentious case revolved around allegations of forgery and a conspiracy to deprive one of the siblings of her rightful share of...

Role of Lawyers in Protecting LGBTQ+ Rights in the UK Part 3

In our final chapter on the role of lawyers in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights in the UK, we analyse the most recent legislation aimed at bringing equality and inclusion for this long-stigmatised community. From eliminating discrimination in the workplace to...
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