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Employee Ownership – Navigating EOTs
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Employee Ownership – Navigating EOTs

MHA, Myerson Solicitors and The Business Growth Hub present: Employee Ownership – Navigating EOTs (Employee Ownership Trusts), their advantages, challenges, tax considerations and a view from an entrepreneur. Join our experts for a panel discussion...

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Can You Make Lasting Powers of Attorney After Being Diagnosed with Dementia?
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Can You Make Lasting Powers of Attorney After Being Diagnosed with Dementia?

In aid of Alzheimer’s day, our Wills, Trusts and Probate Solicitors consider the impact of an Alzheimer’s diagnosis on a person’s ability to make Lasting Powers of Attorney. It is a common misconception that once a person has been diagnosed with a...

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Wills, Trusts and Probate | 04 September 2024
Could your Default Interest Clause be Unenforceable?
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Could your Default Interest Clause be Unenforceable?

A default interest clause in loan agreements imposes a higher interest rate when a borrower defaults, compensating lenders for increased risks and costs. However, if this clause is seen as punitive rather than compensatory, it may be considered a...

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Banking | 02 September 2024
What Impact Will the First Base Rate Cut Have on the Housing Market in Autumn 2024?
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What Impact Will the First Base Rate Cut Have on the Housing Market in Autumn 2024?

At Myerson, we are optimistic about the housing market as we transition into Autumn 2024. Historically, September and October have been prime months for buyers looking to make their next move as they hope to settle into their new homes before...

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Residential Property | 02 September 2024
What Are the Most Common Mistakes When Divorcing?
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What Are the Most Common Mistakes When Divorcing?

We appreciate that separation and divorce can be a highly traumatic, emotional, and stressful time.  It can feel very confusing, and it is important to try to take control of the situation and seek legal advice at the earliest opportunity.  Our...

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Family Law | 02 September 2024
The End of Fire and Rehire and Its Effect on the Manufacturing Industry
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The End of Fire and Rehire and Its Effect on the Manufacturing Industry

The King’s Speech, delivered on 17 July 2024, set out several proposals from the new Labour government. Among such proposals was the Employment Rights Bill , which included a commitment to ‘ending the scourges of ‘Fire and Rehire’ and ‘Fire and...

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Manufacturing | 28 August 2024
How to Help Your Children Through Divorce
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How to Help Your Children Through Divorce

Separation and divorce can be a challenging and upsetting time for all involved. Even though the relationship between the adults has ended, their role as parents does not stop. It is important to make sure the children get the support they need...

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Family Law | 27 August 2024
Could An Employee’s Far-Right Belief be Protected Under Discrimination Law?
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Could An Employee’s Far-Right Belief be Protected Under Discrimination Law?

After weeks of social unrest, far-right ideology has taken the government and media’s attention. Individuals may have had direct involvement by taking part in far-right riots and inciting violence online, but also may have indirectly been involved...

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Employment | 21 August 2024
Hospitality & Leisure: Employment Law Update
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Hospitality & Leisure: Employment Law Update

The hospitality sector faces numerous challenges as a result of upcoming employment law changes. Below, we explore the potential ban on ‘exploitative’ zero-hour contracts, as well as the introduction of a new law on tipping.

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Hospitality & Leisure | 19 August 2024
Will the Autumn Budget Call Time on Deeds of Variation?
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Will the Autumn Budget Call Time on Deeds of Variation?

With a recent change of government comes plenty of speculation on what we can expect to see in Labour’s Autumn Budget.  Our recent blog from our Wills, Trusts and Probate experts has reviewed some of the proposed changes to estate planning and how...

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Wills, Trusts and Probate | 19 August 2024
Who Is The Legal Parent of a Surrogate Child?
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Who Is The Legal Parent of a Surrogate Child?

Surrogacy is a process by which a child is carried through pregnancy by a woman with the intention that, at birth, the child and parental responsibility for the child will be transferred to another person/couple, known as the intended parent(s...

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Family Law | 19 August 2024
What Every Parent Should Know About Appointing a Legal Guardian for their Child in Their Will
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What Every Parent Should Know About Appointing a Legal Guardian for their Child in Their Will

One of the most important considerations for parents regarding estate planning is appointing a legal guardian for minor children. Whilst the thought of not being there for your child may be unsettling, planning to secure their future can give you...

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Wills, Trusts and Probate | 15 August 2024
10 Key Points To Consider When Engaging A Consultant
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10 Key Points To Consider When Engaging A Consultant

Engaging with a consultant can allow businesses to access a particular skill set or expertise within a specific sector or industry that it does not possess within their existing workforce without incurring the time and costs associated with...

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Commercial | 14 August 2024