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Burden of regulation increasingthe cost of regulation in the UK is set to rise to more than £55 billion during 2007. Read on ... 
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Distance SellingToday more of us are buying goods without coming face to face with the seller. Mail order and particularly internet sales are increasing in popularity as the most common forms of ‘distance sales’. Read on ... 
DivorceThe peculiarity of a divorce is that it is not only a legal process but also an emotional one. Throughout the divorce process, attention should be paid to the emotional effects of legal actions. Read on ... 
EmploymentYour rights are governed by your contract of employment and by the law. Your contract does not have to be written. But, if you are an employee, once you work for your employer continuously for 2 months, you are entitled to a written record of the most important terms of your employment. Read on ... 
Ground Breaking Divorce RulingThe House of Lords handed down judgment in the case of Miller /McFarlane. This is one of the most significant high profile cases to date on how to approach financial matters on divorce and it is certainly the most significant judgement since the question of ancillary relief was last before the House of Lords in the case of White in October 2000. Read on ... 
Live-in CouplesUnmarried couples who co-habit could be granted similar financial rights to their wedded counterparts in the event of separation, under proposals released. Read on ... 
Unwed ParentsUnmarried couples with children who break up after long relationships should have rights and responsibilities akin to divorcing couples, according to the Government’s law reform body. Read on ... |