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The hidden dangers of head injuries in sports

With awareness growing of the risks of head injuries in different sports, what should you expect from teams, clubs and governing bodies?

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Don’t let fallouts foil your ambitions

Businesses involving family and friends are vulnerable to fallouts and relationship tensions. But there are steps you can take to avoid deadlock.

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Save the Children report reminds us that good governance is everyone's responsibility

A stark reminder for third sector senior management and trustees of their responsibility to foster more transparency and honesty into their organisation's.

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Co-parenting apart: When can you make independent decisions regarding your children?

In situations where both parents have rights and responsibilities to children under the age of sixteen years, the parents are equal in the eyes of the law.

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Wording is key in determining responsibility for extraordinary repairs

When a tenant takes a lease of a commercial property, the lease will usually state that the tenant is responsible for the repair and maintenance of the premises.

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Everything including the kitchen sink - cohabs and prenups

The value and flexibility of prenuptial and cohabitation agreements are not always appreciated. But they’re a great way to set out what you really want.

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A helping hand for Generation Rent

The problems of Generation Rent are well-known. On the one hand, high house prices have driven up the deposits that first-time buyers need to save.

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Scottish University permitted to pursue IP infringement legal action in Scotland

IP is a valuable asset of many businesses and exists in various forms such as brand names, product designs, art, manufacturing processes and confidential…

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Moving in with your partner - include 'Make a Will' on your to-do list

Moving in together? In Scotland, cohabitees have no automatic inheritance rights. Making a Will protects your partner and home from legal disputes.

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