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From garage to unicorn – Employment law lessons for scaling tech teams
Catherine Bourne
28 March 2018
The post-death data mistake you don't want to make
The majority of people today have smart phones and use the internet to blog, do online banking, pay bills, upload photographs and use social media, as well as exchange text and online messages. Personal information is often shared and uploaded onto websites and/or the cloud. This virtual presence is a global phenomenon that is set to increase with time.
22 March 2018
Brexit et domicile : ressortissants européens – exercez votre choix avant que le gouvernement ne le fasse à votre place
Pour la plupart des non-ressortissants britanniques résidant au Royaume-Uni, résoudre le concept anglais de domicile n’est pas leur priorité. Pour de nombreuses personnes ce devrait pourtant être le cas.
12 March 2018
Brexit and domicile: EU nationals - exercise your choice before the government does it for you
For most non-UK nationals resident in the UK, having to grapple with the English concept of domicile may not be top of their priorities. But for many, it should be.
6 March 2018
“But you promised me!” – Are promises enough when someone passes away?
The recent judgment in the case of Habberfield v Habberfield [2018] EWHC 317 Ch is another of a growing number of judgments in which the claimant (and disappointed beneficiary) has pursued a claim on the grounds of proprietary estoppel.
1 March 2018
A renaissance for mutual wills?
Bernard and June Clark were a Thatcherite success story; they exercised their right to buy their council house and created a nest egg. Perhaps for the first time in their family history, there was something to pass on to their nearest and dearest.