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Inheritance tax cuts to support charity will start in April- Proposals to help both married and cohabiting couples
- New rules aim to prevent risky mortgage lending
- Motorcyclist awarded £623,977 compensation after road accident
- Householder must pay after cutting down neighbour’s trees
- Terraced houses show biggest 10-year price increase
- Covenant restricts homeowner’s right to build
- Have you recorded your internet passwords in your will?
Boost for social tenants as right to buy discounts increase
Business leaders say employment law moratorium is ineffective- Failure to pay interest invalidated break clause notice
- PM wants to ‘kill off health and safety culture’
- Sales manager breached his duty when setting up rival company
- Does your business need a ‘pre-nup’ agreement?
Woman doctor awarded £4.5m in discrimination case- More landlords taking action against tenants in arrears
- Nurse sacked for ‘whistleblowing’ awarded £15,000
- Would you like to set up your own business?
Father wins appeal in child abduction case- Till turning 60 do us part – divorce in later life
- Mother wins fight to keep her children in England
- Divorcing couples now more likely to conceal assets
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Judge & Priestley awarded Lexcel Practice Management Standard - June 2009
Judge & Priestley merger with Wallis & Co - April 2008
Judge & Priestley: Magazine Credit Supplier of the Year 06 - May 2006
Clarke Nurse joins forces with Judge & Priestley LLP - August 2005
Judge & Priestley LLP achieves recognition as an Investor in People - December 2005
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