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• Employers using unpaid interns fall foul of minimum wage

• Why baring all may be best for the kids

  The recent case of Kloosman v Aylen highlights the need to obtain proper legal advice and to openly discuss intentions before making large lifetime gifts.

• Business gets a boost in Osborne’s Spring budget

  Business can breathe a sigh of relief following the latest statement from the Chancellor, with a package of measures designed to stimulate UK plc. 

• Business gets a boost on bringing in debts

  Changes in the statutory protection for late payment of commercial debts sees a tightening up on how quickly commercial debts should be settled and the opportunity to recover costs, but businesses wanting to use the legislation need to make sure their contract terms do not over-ride the terms of the Act.

• GRANT SAW SOLICITORS LLP secures top accolade from national Law Society

• High Court judgement reinforces position on emails, saying no one can claim the content of emails, because proprietary rights do not exist in information.

  Business must take steps to protect the content of business emails through contractual agreements and operational processes such as archiving, as the courts will not treat the contents of emails as their property 

• Homeowners warned over new care home fees rules

  Experts warn householders to take care over asset protection schemes against future care home contributions

• Parents should read the small print when it comes to mobile phones for children

  As the debate continues over network-level filtering to block internet access to adult content, smart phones are causing increasing problems for parents of the young or those with learning difficulties.

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