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How does your new work pattern affect you as a solicitor? Read more

How does your new work pattern affect you as a solicitor?As a corporate partner at Charles Russell Speechlys I was set up to work remotely so luckily the work pattern hasn’t been affected.My sector... Read more

Covid 19 is making us all mediate online. But not just online. We’re mediating from home. Online mediation is different. And home mediation is even more different. Read more

The reality for me is that there is no discernible difference between now and before the lock-down edict was issued. I have happily worked from home for many years even with 5 young children on board... Read more

‘Conduct’ and a 1984 ‘development’ Almost at the end of the list of factors the court must take into account when it is being asked to make a financial provision order is ‘(g) the conduct of each of... Read more

A procedure beyond divorce When the new divorce reform legislation – the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill – comes into operation, a challenge for our family law reformers will be how they... Read more

Cases of the month Re A (Children) [2020] EWCA Civ 448 (25 March 2020) – Where there had been serious injuries to a child, and a judgment was sought by the police, Re C (A Minor) (Care Proceedings:... Read more

Welcome to the latest Bloomsbury Immigration Law Briefing which covers the period up to 27 March 2020. Read more

Confidentiality and family proceedings Confidentiality is a term which crops up frequently in family law – of family, especially children, proceedings; of the extent to which couples financial and... Read more

This month’s Briefing focuses on important patent judgments, as well as a notable trade secrets ruling and a Court of Appeal decision that considers the Data Protection Act. The Brexit update... Read more