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If there was a question that fills me with dread, it's this one. Yes, I know I chose the Bar and yes, there was a reason for that. If I’m honest, I chose the Bar because of the earning prospects.
In this growing digital age, tech and social media is massively expanding. Generation Z, Millennials, General X and even Boomers use social media daily, especially Instagram and TikTok
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QualitySolicitors has signed a deal with high street favourite WHSmith that will see legal representatives in 150 of the stationers’ branches this summer, with a view to eventually rolling it out to 500 stores.
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Crypto and wills: what are the practical difficulties lawyers should be aware of?
‘Reasonable adjustments’ are the changes employers make to the workplace or to processes to remove a disadvantage relating to an employee’s disability.
