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What Are Mirror Wills and Are They Right for Couples? If, as a couple, you decide to make a Will, it is likely that you will share similar wishes. In the event that you die first, you may want your partner to inherit your estate, and subsequently your children or

For a business leasing commercial premises, the end of the lease can be a major event. A commercial lease may end in several ways: Expiry of the term – the lease ends when its agreed term or period expires. Surrender – the landlord and tenant agree to end the lease

London Underground Asbestos Concerns Highlight Ongoing Workplace Risks New concerns about asbestos management on the London Underground have highlighted why protecting workers from exposure remains important, even decades after the material was banned in the UK. Documents reported by The Guardian suggest that some London Underground workers may have carried

What the Leeds Maternity Review Could Mean for Maternity Safety Across Lincolnshire, East Yorkshire and the Humber The Government has published the terms of reference for an independent review into maternity services at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, with experienced maternity investigator Donna Ockenden appointed to lead the investigation. While

If you have had an accident in a public place, there could be several people or organisations who might be legally responsible. How you were injured and where, will determine who may be liable. For example, if you were walking down a public street and tripped on a piece of

Pregnancy Loss Bereavement Leave: New UK Rights from April 2027 New pregnancy loss bereavement leave rights will come into effect in April 2027, giving employees greater protection and support following miscarriage and other forms of pregnancy loss. Under the new rules, women and their partners who experience pregnancy loss before

Bridge McFarland Retains Lexcel Accreditation Bridge McFarland are delighted to announce that we have once again successfully retained our Lexcel accreditation, the Law Society’s recognised quality mark for excellence in legal practice management and client care. The reaccreditation follows a comprehensive independent assessment of the firm’s systems, procedures and overall

Recognising the Signs of Breast Cancer and the Importance of Early Diagnosis Finding a lump or noticing an unexpected change in your breast can be frightening. For many people, what follows is an anxious period of appointments, tests and waiting for answers. In those circumstances, receiving a clear diagnosis as

Legal Considerations When Buying Property with a Partner and Signing on the Dotted Line Buying a property with a partner is a significant decision, both emotionally and financially. However, the legal implications of buying a property with a partner are often overlooked by purchasers. This is particularly important for unmarried

When a coroner identifies concerns during an inquest that could place others at risk in the future, they can issue a Prevention of Future Deaths (PFD) Report. These reports are intended to highlight safety concerns, encourage learning and prompt organisations to take action to help prevent similar deaths from occurring