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24th June 2026

Heatwaves in England: What are Employers’ legal duties?

Temperatures are currently reaching over 35 degrees for a number of days, with the UK Health & Safety Agency and Met Office announcing red heat health alerts across a large part of England and Wales. Head of Employment Ruby Rai explains employers' legal duties in heatwaves.

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World Cup Fever in the Workplace: What Employers Need to Know

Major sporting events such as the World Cup, can boost morale and offer some excitement in the workplace, outside of deadlines and meetings. However it can also create legal and practical challenges for Employers. This blog written by Head of Employment Ruby Rai explains!

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17th June 2026

Your Digital Legacy: Who Owns Your Life - and Your AI - After You Die?

For many years, estate planning has focused on physical assets including your home, investments and personal possessions. However, the nature of wealth is changing. Head of Private Client Vijay Singh has written a blog looking at what happens to your digital life after death

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11th June 2026

Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Conveyancer

Choosing the right conveyancer can make the difference between a smooth property transaction and a stressful one. Conveyancing Executive Lara Garratt has put together some key questions to ask a potential conveyancer so you can select the most suitable person for the matter.

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8th June 2026

‘Next of Kin’ Doesn’t Mean you Can Make Decisions: What Really Happens If a Loved One Loses Capacity

Many people think that being named as someone’s ‘next of kin’ gives them legal rights, but that is not the case. Senior Associate Solicitor Kate Mahon has written a blog explaining the importance of Lasting Power of Attorney.

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12th May 2026

How do I make changes to a Child Arrangements Order?

A Child Arrangements Order (CAO) is made by the Family Court and sets out which parent your child should live with and how often they should spend time with their other parent. Senior Associate Solicitor Nicola Starbuck explains how changes can be made to a CAO.

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5th May 2026

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