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7-8-2009Co-Writer of 1960s Hit Wins Share of Royalties More than 40 years after the Procol Harum song 'A Whiter Shade of Pale' topped the UK charts, organist Matthew Fisher has finally won a share of the royalties, following a decision of the House of ...
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28-7-2009Past Exposure to Noise Can Lead to Liability It has long been known that exposure to noise can cause hearing loss and the UK now has strict standards for noise exposure, which were tightened up as recently as 2005. However, a recent case ...
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11-6-2009Spring Newsletter 2009 The latest edition of our newsletter is now available to download. It contains interesting articles dealing with pre-nuptial agreements, credit crunch divorce settlements, adoption, planning ...
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7-1-2009Small Firms Welcome Construction Law Changes "Fewer construction disputes could reach the courts if recently announced changes to the Construction Act are passed into law," says Alison Woodall . Proposed new legislation will amend the ...
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30-10-2008Guy Fawkes’ Night – Revels Not Risks With Guy Fawkes' Night only a few days away, Alison Woodall offers advice on how to make sure you have a good time whilst minimising the risk of injury or damage to your property or the ...
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13-10-2008Court Sounds Warning Against ‘DIY Law’ "With economic forecasts presaging doom and gloom, the temptation to use 'DIY' methods to deal with legal issues may be strong, but a recent case shows that the courts can come down hard on those ...
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26-9-2008Watch Out Before You Join the Club Many people might consider it an honour to be invited to join, or accept a place on the committee of a local club or organisation. Before accepting such an invitation, however, you would be wise to ...
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16-9-2008Summer 2008 Newsletter The latest edition of our newsletter is now available for download. Please click here to download it, or register to receive email updates.
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28-2-2008Tree roots and property damage Property owners often find that the roots or branches of a neighbour's tree are encroaching onto their land. Sometimes this may even cause damage to the foundations of the property. What are your ...
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17-1-2008Exclusion Clauses in Commercial Contracts The 2007 case of Regus (UK) Limited v Epcot Solutions Limited (see below) serves as an important reminder that whilst liability in commercial contracts (contracts between businesses) can ...
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