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Anything else to say about SDLT?
Thursday, 29 April 2021SDLT is not stamp duty. This is something I have to say to firms too often. Whilst it has some of the same words in its name, it is not the former tax on property deeds that existed pre-December 2003.
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IWD 2021: What a difference a year makes
Monday, 8 March 2021I do not want to stay inside for ever, but I also do not want to waste time that doesn’t need to be wasted. We now have a work/life integration, where we used to aim for work/life balance.
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Do you need to tame a Gerald or Geraldine?
Friday, 12 February 2021I have been around for so long that I can’t even type the number of years, because the keyboard starts laughing. But in all that time, I have never worked in or with a firm that does not have a Gerald or Geraldine.
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Stuck at home catching up on your to-do list?
Thursday, 19 March 2020The CS Partnership drafted the additional policies needed in line with the changes to the CQS requirements back in May 2019.
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Woman up
Monday, 9 March 2020Deciding that I would deal with his special kind of sexism by wearing a low-cut top as an experiment, we went into the meeting fully armed.
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The Amazon effect
Monday, 16 September 2019I have to be honest and say it still amazes me how many lawyers we come into contact with, who are still behaving like dinosaurs when it comes to technology. It’s not about chronological age.
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What challenges will the Bar face in the next five years?
As we look towards the end of 2021 and at how the Bar has adapted to the harsh realities of the pandemic, the question beckons as to what the future holds.
The rise of cyber-criminal threat for law firms since Covid-19
The global coronavirus pandemic, and the rise in people working from home, has unfortunately provoked a growth in cyber-crime. The UK government estimates that the cost of cyber-crime is £27bn per annum.
How to ensure your ATE cover is adequate security for costs
When does an after-the-event insurance policy provide adequate security for a defendant’s costs? The short answer is that it very much depends on the wording of the particular policy.
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