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Top 10 Tips for Employers on the Employment Rights Act 2025 Reforms
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Top 10 Tips for Employers on the Employment Rights Act 2025 Reforms

Have you made the changes you need to comply with the reforms already in force? The Employment Rights Act 2025 is the most significant shake-up of employment law in decades, which is currently being implemented in phases. A first wave of changes is already in force (April 2026), with further major reforms expected from October 2026 and into...

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Employment | 28 April 2026

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Hannah Neeleman and the Resurrection of the Trad Wife
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Hannah Neeleman and the Resurrection of the Trad Wife

There is an increasing trend on social media of the 'Trad Wife' —a growing group of women turning back to traditional values, routines, and expectations and becoming stay-at-home wives and mothers. This trend has skyrocketed to virality over the last few days due to an in-depth profile of Hannah Neeleman published by The Times, coining her 'The...

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Family Law | 01 August 2024
Myerson Solicitors Secure Prestigious Chambers and Partners Ranking in The 2024 High-Net-Worth Guide
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Myerson Solicitors Secure Prestigious Chambers and Partners Ranking in The 2024 High-Net-Worth Guide

Myerson Solicitors are thrilled to announce that it has yet again secured the rank of Band 2 in the esteemed Chambers and Partners 2024 High Net Worth Guide for both Private Wealth Law in Manchester and surrounds, and Private Wealth Disputes in the North West. This recognition is a testament to the firm's unwavering commitment to delivering...

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Contentious Probate, Trusts and Will Disputes | 30 July 2024
The Court of Appeal overrules the High Court decision on undue influence in Rea v Rea
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The Court of Appeal overrules the High Court decision on undue influence in Rea v Rea

Where someone has made a Will, it can be challenged if it was produced as a result of "undue influence" by one of the beneficiaries. Our Contentious Probate lawyers explore a recent decision in a case called Rea v Rea which demonstrates how these claims work and the challenges of bringing undue influence claims. This case concerns the validity of...

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Contentious Probate, Trusts and Will Disputes | 30 July 2024
How Will I Survive Financially After Divorce?
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How Will I Survive Financially After Divorce?

Going through a divorce is inevitably a stressful and uncertain time. You will likely be concerned about how you will begin living independently, including having independent finances and moving forward on a single income. There are options available to help ensure you have sufficient income to live an independent lifestyle following divorce, and...

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Divorce | 29 July 2024
Retail Rollercoaster: How to Maximise Employment Flexibility as A Retail Employer
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Retail Rollercoaster: How to Maximise Employment Flexibility as A Retail Employer

In recent weeks, the retail sector has experienced a rollercoaster of trends, which highlights the importance of flexibility from an employment perspective. Our Employment Lawyers and Retail Team consider how the retail sector has been impacted and the options available for employers to maximise flexibility.

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Retail | 29 July 2024
Do I Need To Make A Foreign Will For My Holiday Home Abroad?
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Do I Need To Make A Foreign Will For My Holiday Home Abroad?

If you are domiciled (see below for further details) in England, you can make a Will that deals with your worldwide assets. However, suppose you own a property abroad, such as a holiday home. In that case, there are potential benefits to making a Will in the foreign country where your assets are situated, such as dealing only with those assets...

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Wills, Trusts and Probate | 26 July 2024
Government Plans for Science, Innovation and Technology
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Government Plans for Science, Innovation and Technology

While the first King's Speech of the new Labour Government may not have announced the 'AI Bill', which had been the subject of some advance media speculation, it nevertheless contained much interest in technology, science, data, the online space, and wider commercial issues.  Our Commercial Lawyers explore a selection of key topics from the...

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Commercial | 25 July 2024
Manufacturing and Succession – Growth Shares
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Manufacturing and Succession – Growth Shares

Many UK manufacturing businesses are family-owned enterprises, often having been owned and operated by the same family for multiple generations. When it comes to passing the business to the next generation or transferring it to a management team, careful planning is fundamental. This process should ideally begin several years before a proposed...

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Manufacturing | 23 July 2024
Key Employment Law Takeaways from the King’s Speech
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Key Employment Law Takeaways from the King’s Speech

On 17 July 2024, the King’s Speech was delivered. This set out the new Labour government’s priorities for the months ahead, solidifying some groundbreaking proposals for employment law reforms. Our Employment Lawyers provide an update on what we know so far.

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Employment | 22 July 2024
The Hard Life of Trademarks: easyGroup Forces Band to Rename in UK Trademark Dispute
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The Hard Life of Trademarks: easyGroup Forces Band to Rename in UK Trademark Dispute

A British indie band formerly known as EasyLife has recently changed its name to Hard Life following a legal clash that started last year with easyGroup, the owner of the airline easyJet. Our Dispute Resolution Solicitors explore the important questions raised by this case about UK intellectual property (IP) law , particularly concerning...

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Dispute Resolution | 19 July 2024
How Non-Matrimonial Wealth Is Treated By The Courts
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How Non-Matrimonial Wealth Is Treated By The Courts

You must disclose all your financial assets, income, and liabilities when divorcing. Many people ask whether they need to disclose any assets acquired before the marriage or whether they can keep these separate; our Family lawyers explain how the courts treat non-matrimonial wealth. In summary, non-matrimonial assets can include inheritance...

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Family Law | 18 July 2024