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• Civil Litigation
• Director personally responsible for paying a company debt
• Motorists still wasting money on unnecessary insurance
• Woman receives compensation after walking into glass panel
• Cohabitation
• Court rejects woman’s claim to a share of her former partner’s home
• Baroness Deech calls for pre-nuptial agreements to be legally binding
• Cohabiting couples could be granted improved inheritance rights
• Commercial
• Partners could be personally liable for business debts
• Credit crunch affects SME's
• Builders merchants were partners despite lack of written agreement
• More firms taking legal action to recover debts
• More Companies Act measures come into effect
• Commercial Property
• Failure to follow lease provisions costs landlord £263,117
• A lease cannot be ignored just because it is badly drafted
• To buy or lease as credit crunch takes hold?
• Conveyancing
• Expanding HIPs
• HIPs now needed as soon as a property is put on the market
• Credit crunch leads to more equity transfers
• HIPs: 3 million people need it
• Moves to improve the process of buying and selling homes
• Make sure you don’t pay too much for your Home Information Pack
• HIPs apply to shared ownership deals
• More guidance on Home Information Packs
• Division of Property
• Pre-nup agreements come under Supreme Court spotlight
• Divorce and Separation
• Husband didn’t reveal affair to wife when remortgaging home
• Grandmother wins legal battle over the care of her grandson
• Why it pays to be reasonable when a relationship breaks down
• Employer
• Equal rights for agency workers
• Employment
• Equality Bill outlines new approach to tackling discrimination
• Much criticised dispute resolution procedures are repealed
• Equal rights for Temps
• New rights for Britain's 6 million carers
• Women to receive improved maternity entitlement
• Know you rights if redundancy threatens
• Britain retains the right to opt out from 48-hour maximum working week
• Council workers win age discrimination appeal
• Employment Law
• BA employee loses discrimination claim over wearing of a cross
• How should employers deal with staff stranded by volcano crisis?
• Family
• Family courts get new powers to settle contact disputes
• Husband wins appeal against ‘excessive’ divorce settlement
• Divorce for over 60's rising
• Legal rights for cohabiting couples put on hold
• Bias against fathers, exaggerated
• Family lawyers oppose ‘draconian’ measures against absent parents
• Green paper offers new hope to ‘heroic’ grandparents
• New Bill intended to improve protection for cohabiting couples
• Father granted residency of his children during school term time
• Parents should be careful when helping their children buy a home
• A very public divorce settlement
• Inheritance
• Man loses claim to inherit farm
• Landlord and Tenant
• Landlord must pay damages to tenant for wrongful eviction
• Landlords will need written agreements for all tenancies
• Personal Injury
• Boy bitten by dog awarded compensation
• Property
• Shedding light on how the Housing Act views a window
• House owner ‘not entitled’ to tear down fence that encroached on her land
• Avoid the legal pitfalls if you rent out your home
• Buy to let sentiment improves as landlords acquire more properties
• Buyers of New Builds need protection
• Wills, Trusts and Probate
• Lasting Powers of Attorney, delays to end
• Consequences of poor will writing
• Now it’s cheaper and easier to register Lasting Powers of Attorney
• Many Britons are relying on inheritance to fund their retirement
• Man successfully challenges his uncle’s ‘second will’
• Changes to inheritance thresholds highlight need to make a will
• Add a little Will Power to your New Year resolutions list
• Carer inherits MS sufferer’s estate despite challenge from his son
• Children win the right to inherit estate from their ‘delusional’ mother
• Lasting Powers of Attorney becoming more important than ever
• Increase in care home fees could affect people’s wills
• Preparing for Old Age with an LPA
• Wife inherits husband’s estate despite family’s challenge to his will


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