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Family lawyers predict a rise in the number of couples seeking prenuptial agreements after the Court of Appeal divorce ruling in which a woman's bid for an equal share of her and her ex-husband's … [Read more...] about Will the number of prenuptial agreements increase following the Court of Appeal’s divorce ruling in Hart v Hart?

Are we any nearer resolving the issue of tribunal fees reimbursement following July’s landmark ruling by the Supreme Court that such fees were unlawful? The short answer appears to be no. According to … [Read more...] about Government will not make an announcement on employment tribunal fee refunds until September

Following last month’s landmark ruling by the Supreme Court that employment tribunal fees are unlawful under both domestic and EU law because they had the effect of preventing access to justice, … [Read more...] about Discrimination claim revived after employment tribunal fees ruled unlawful

The personal injury compensation claims sector is shrinking as a direct result of government reforms a government body has claimed. The scale of this contraction, according to the Claims Management … [Read more...] about Personal injury market shrinks after reforms to the sector claims government body

Campaign groups have called on the government to act as a matter of urgency to reimburse claimants who have employment tribunal fees, following the Supreme Court declaration that such fees were … [Read more...] about Campaign groups urge government to urgently reimburse employment tribunal claimant fees