Results for "RESOLUTION"
- Employment Law
New Year: How you can help your employees achieve their resolutions
The start of the New Year marks an opportunity for change. Resolutions are popular, but if we’re honest, most of us have either given up or ...
- Family Law
Child Arrangements Disputes: What Happens When Parents Cannot Agree
Summary When parents who have separated cannot agree on arrangements for their children, the law in England and Wales offers a structured path from ...
Khurram Memon
Khurram is a Chartered Legal Executive (FCILEX) specialising in Debt Recovery and Civil Litigation. As a CILEX Litigator and Advocate (Civil) with ...
- Civil Litigation
Should You Settle Now or Take the Case All the Way to Trial?
Key Points In my experience, most commercial disputes settle before they reach trial. For any senior management team deciding what to do, the real ...
- Civil Litigation
Is Your Litigation Costing More Than It Will Ever Win?
Key Points Litigation is sometimes necessary, especially where a business simply cannot absorb the cost of fraud by a supplier, misappropriation by a ...
- Family Law
Does Your Business Count as a Marital Asset in Divorce?
Key Points When a marriage ends, and one or both spouses own a business, financial proceedings become considerably more complex. The company is ...
- Uncategorised
Why Strong Commercial Litigation Claims Can Still Lose
Article summary: Even the strongest business civil litigation claims, whether in relation to contract disputes, debt recovery, property disputes, ...
- Employment Law
Workplace Conflict Escalation: The Point of No Return for Employers and Employees
Summary Michael stares at his laptop screen, rereading the HR email for the third time. The message, polite in its phrasing, unmistakable in its ...
- Family Law
When Family Disputes Turn Toxic: Legal Options for High-Conflict Separations
Summary Although it’s cliché every divorce really is different. Some separations proceed with peacefully, negotiations conducted through ...
- Family Law
What is the difference between a Prohibited Steps Order and a Specific Issue Order?
Summary Under the Children Act 1989, a Prohibited Steps Order prevents a person with parental responsibility from taking a specific action. A ...