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World Alzheimer’s Month: Why Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney Matter More Than Ever
Every September, World Alzheimer’s Month shines a light on the millions of people living with dementia and the families supporting them. It is also a gentle reminder that the best time to plan for the future is while you are still able to make your own choices. Almost one million people in the UK are… Read More »
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Pay Transparency in Recruitment: What Employers Need to Know
Employers could soon be required to share salary information with candidates at the very start of the recruitment process. The Government is consulting on the change now, and the implications reach well beyond the wording of a job advert. The Government is consulting on proposals that would require employers to publish pay information in job… Read More »
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Injured at Work: Will You Still Get Paid?
Sick pay rules changed on 6 April 2026. Here is what you are entitled to after an accident at work, and how it fits with a compensation claim. An accident at work is rarely just an injury. Within a day or two, most people are asking a far more practical question: what happens to my… Read More »
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When a Cannabis Factory Complicates a Sale: Protecting Our Client Through a Complex Sale Transaction
We recently helped a client through one of the more unusual property sales we have seen, a transaction complicated by inherited damage, third-party interference and allegations arriving the day before completion. Our client was selling a guest house that had been affected by damage caused when a neighbouring property, later discovered to be an illegal… Read More »
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Why Being an Executor of a Will Is About to Become More Difficult
Being asked to act as an executor can feel like an honour, but it is a role that carries real legal responsibility. From April 2027, it is about to become harder. Being named as the executor of someone’s will is a sign of trust. It means a relative or close friend believed you would carry… Read More »
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Breach of Contract UK: Your Rights and Options
A breach of contract can put your business, your money or your livelihood at risk. Knowing your rights, and acting in the right order, makes all the difference to the outcome. Contracts are the backbone of everyday business and personal life, from a supplier agreement to an employment contract to a building project. When one… Read More »
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Supporting a Parent to Make an LPA: What You Need to Know
Supporting a parent to make an LPA is an important step in planning ahead, helping ensure their wishes are respected if they are unable to make decisions in the future. As parents get older, many families begin to think about practical ways to support them. While these conversations can feel difficult, putting the right legal… Read More »
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Paul Stanley
I am a Solicitor in the Personal Injury Department at Barker Booth & Eastwood. I practice across a wide spectrum of personal injury work including occupiers and public liability, workplace claims and road traffic accidents. I graduated from University in Liverpool. After completing the legal practice course at the College of Law and then my… Read More »
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