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Employers urged to tighten up on anti-slavery measures Employment Law Employers urged to tighten up on anti-slavery measures 28 October 2024
Business First - October 2024 Ward Gethin Archer News Business First - October 2024 21 October 2024
Government steadies the path on worker reforms Employment Law Government steadies the path on worker reforms 14 October 2024
Rights of way & agricultural land Commercial Law Rights of way & agricultural land 09 October 2024
WGA Autumn Commercial Seminars Events WGA Autumn Commercial Seminars 20 September 2024
Paternity and maternity leave – the current situation Employment Law Paternity and maternity leave – the current situation 10 September 2024
Preparing to Buy Commercial Property: A Bitesize Guide for Buyers Commercial Law Preparing to Buy Commercial Property: A Bitesize Guide for Buyers 05 September 2024
That’s my doggie – the pet-nups protecting fur-ever friends Family That’s my doggie – the pet-nups protecting fur-ever friends 23 August 2024
A Legal ‘To Do’ list for marriage or partnership Family A Legal ‘To Do’ list for marriage or partnership 06 August 2024
Redundancy facts and fictions Employment Law Redundancy facts and fictions 31 July 2024
Change of use of a premises – what do I need to do? Commercial Law Change of use of a premises – what do I need to do? 26 July 2024
Mind your words and avoid discrimination at work Employment Law Mind your words and avoid discrimination at work 15 July 2024
Advantages, disadvantages and the law relating to pre-nuptial agreements Family Advantages, disadvantages and the law relating to pre-nuptial agreements 11 July 2024
How the Court deals with financial provision on divorce Family How the Court deals with financial provision on divorce 11 July 2024
Landlords learn how to navigate the Mental Health Breathing Space Disputes Landlords learn how to navigate the Mental Health Breathing Space 09 July 2024
Changing the Contracting-Out Status of a Commercial Lease – Pitfalls for Landlords and Tenants Commercial Law Changing the Contracting-Out Status of a Commercial Lease – Pitfalls for Landlords and Tenants 27 June 2024
Your Business Premises: Taking a Lease Commercial Law Your Business Premises: Taking a Lease 27 June 2024
Impact of Labour Government on Employment Law Commercial Law Impact of Labour Government on Employment Law 27 June 2024
Compulsory purchase – what does this mean? Conveyancing Compulsory purchase – what does this mean? 26 June 2024
Keeping tabs on leave for carers Employment Law Keeping tabs on leave for carers 19 June 2024
The final stage on the rules for tipping and gratuities Employment Law The final stage on the rules for tipping and gratuities 28 May 2024
Getting ready to take your best shot in a rumbling housing market Conveyancing Getting ready to take your best shot in a rumbling housing market 21 May 2024
Delays and knowledge gap hit hard for splitting couples Family Delays and knowledge gap hit hard for splitting couples 22 April 2024
Rising risk for employers who flaunt health and safety rules Employment Law Rising risk for employers who flaunt health and safety rules 15 April 2024
Business First - April 2024 Ward Gethin Archer News Business First - April 2024 10 April 2024
Why employers need a reflective response to employee beliefs Employment Law Why employers need a reflective response to employee beliefs 18 March 2024
Keeping legacies in the family and out of court Disputes Keeping legacies in the family and out of court 11 March 2024
Preparing Commercial Property for Sale: A Bitesize Guide for Sellers Commercial LawConveyancing Preparing Commercial Property for Sale: A Bitesize Guide for Sellers 07 February 2024
Why flexibility and rigid rules won’t mix in the workplace Employment Law Why flexibility and rigid rules won’t mix in the workplace 07 February 2024
When flipping taxes may trip up property developers Conveyancing When flipping taxes may trip up property developers 29 January 2024
New transparency rules to keep companies squeaky clean Commercial Law New transparency rules to keep companies squeaky clean 23 January 2024
Legal Considerations Every Employer Should Know When Working with Freelancers Employment Law Legal Considerations Every Employer Should Know When Working with Freelancers 18 January 2024
Payroll department get a short lie-in on New Year’s Day Employment Law Payroll department get a short lie-in on New Year’s Day 20 December 2023
Christmas and New Year Opening Hours 2023 Ward Gethin Archer News Christmas and New Year Opening Hours 2023 15 December 2023
A Landlord’s Guide to Dealing with Commercial Tenants Commercial Law A Landlord’s Guide to Dealing with Commercial Tenants 29 November 2023
Mediation and Christmas - What to Do When There Is No Plan for Where the Children Will Spend the Holidays Family Mediation and Christmas - What to Do When There Is No Plan for Where the Children Will Spend the Holidays 20 November 2023
Redundancy: What is it and when does it happen? Employment Law Redundancy: What is it and when does it happen? 06 November 2023
Cohabitation: What are the rules? Family Cohabitation: What are the rules? 30 October 2023
Overzealous monitoring may overstep data protection boundaries Employment Law Overzealous monitoring may overstep data protection boundaries 20 October 2023
Business First - October 2023 Ward Gethin Archer News Business First - October 2023 09 October 2023
Residential landlords in the sight line over illegal renters Conveyancing Residential landlords in the sight line over illegal renters 19 September 2023
The highs and lows of blame-free digital divorce Family The highs and lows of blame-free digital divorce 29 August 2023
What to Know When Buying a New Build Property in the UK Conveyancing What to Know When Buying a New Build Property in the UK 22 August 2023
No big bonfire for holiday regulations Employment Law No big bonfire for holiday regulations 16 August 2023
Can I Alter my Property if it is in a Conservation Area? Conveyancing Can I Alter my Property if it is in a Conservation Area? 18 July 2023
What Happens When a Parent Breaches a Court Order? Family What Happens When a Parent Breaches a Court Order? 10 July 2023
Employment non-competes look set to shrink Employment Law Employment non-competes look set to shrink 03 July 2023
Employed, Self-Employed and Workers - How to identify your working status Employment Law Employed, Self-Employed and Workers - How to identify your working status 28 June 2023
Agricultural Tenancy Disputes Disputes Agricultural Tenancy Disputes 21 June 2023
Can a UK employee work remotely in another country? Employment Law Can a UK employee work remotely in another country? 14 June 2023
Downham Market Festival Events Downham Market Festival 01 June 2023
North Wootton Coronation Celebration Events North Wootton Coronation Celebration 19 May 2023
How harassment hits both ways Employment Law How harassment hits both ways 15 May 2023
Our New Dereham Office Events Our New Dereham Office 12 May 2023
What is contentious probate? Disputes What is contentious probate? 01 May 2023
Business First - April 2023 Ward Gethin Archer News Business First - April 2023 17 April 2023
Does common law marriage exist in the UK? What you need to know. Family Does common law marriage exist in the UK? What you need to know. 10 April 2023
National Pet Month - Have you got a pet nup in place? Family National Pet Month - Have you got a pet nup in place? 03 April 2023
Another step towards family and maternity leave security Employment Law Another step towards family and maternity leave security 27 March 2023
Easter Egg Appeal 2023 Events Easter Egg Appeal 2023 24 March 2023
Seasonal agricultural work - What you need to know before hiring seasonal workers Employment Law Seasonal agricultural work - What you need to know before hiring seasonal workers 20 March 2023
Endometriosis Month - How should employers be supporting workers with endometriosis? Employment Law Endometriosis Month - How should employers be supporting workers with endometriosis? 13 March 2023
Things to remember when buying and selling your house Conveyancing Things to remember when buying and selling your house 06 March 2023
Be authentic – but not in the workplace Employment Law Be authentic – but not in the workplace 23 February 2023
The benefits of having a prenuptial agreement: why every couple should consider one Family The benefits of having a prenuptial agreement: why every couple should consider one 06 February 2023
Employers told to gear up for impending harassment legislation Employment Law Employers told to gear up for impending harassment legislation 30 January 2023
What to look out for in your New Year gym contract Disputes What to look out for in your New Year gym contract 23 January 2023
Exploring the benefits of mediation as an alternative to court Family Exploring the benefits of mediation as an alternative to court 18 January 2023
Why January is a good time to prepare to sell your house Conveyancing Why January is a good time to prepare to sell your house 16 January 2023
Donating to Local Food Banks Events Donating to Local Food Banks 14 January 2023
Do the government’s proposals mark the end of Section 21 “No fault” evictions? Disputes Do the government’s proposals mark the end of Section 21 “No fault” evictions? 09 January 2023
Christmas and New Year Opening Hours 2022 Ward Gethin Archer News Christmas and New Year Opening Hours 2022 19 December 2022
Toy Appeal 2022 Events Toy Appeal 2022 07 December 2022
Hiring Christmas temps - What are the rules? Employment Law Hiring Christmas temps - What are the rules? 05 December 2022
Christmas expected to hit couples hard Family Christmas expected to hit couples hard 30 November 2022
Why everyone should have a Power of Attorney Wills, Trusts & Probate Why everyone should have a Power of Attorney 21 November 2022
Companies facing hard times get guidance on safe spending Disputes Companies facing hard times get guidance on safe spending 10 November 2022
Divorce applications at ten-year high - does no-fault divorce make it easier? Family Divorce applications at ten-year high - does no-fault divorce make it easier? 19 October 2022
Business First - October 2022 Ward Gethin Archer News Business First - October 2022 12 October 2022
Final destination on the route to full tipping Employment Law Final destination on the route to full tipping 20 September 2022
Queen Elizabeth II Ward Gethin Archer News Queen Elizabeth II 14 September 2022
Your rights as a working parent Employment Law Your rights as a working parent 05 September 2022
Taking positive action in tricky times Family Taking positive action in tricky times 29 August 2022
School’s out as holiday pay ruling lands Employment Law School’s out as holiday pay ruling lands 22 August 2022
How to make sure you get your deposit back as a student. Disputes How to make sure you get your deposit back as a student. 15 August 2022
Garden predators invade the courts Conveyancing Garden predators invade the courts 08 August 2022
When algorithms undermine equality of opportunity Employment Law When algorithms undermine equality of opportunity 01 August 2022
What is the Help to Build loan? Conveyancing What is the Help to Build loan? 25 July 2022
Is this crunch time for residential landlords? Conveyancing Is this crunch time for residential landlords? 19 July 2022
How does the Right to Buy scheme work? Conveyancing How does the Right to Buy scheme work? 27 June 2022
HMRC announces updated approach to clearance process and timeline for IHT100 Wills, Trusts & Probate HMRC announces updated approach to clearance process and timeline for IHT100 13 June 2022
Stamp duty changes ahead for multiple and mixed-use purchases Conveyancing Stamp duty changes ahead for multiple and mixed-use purchases 06 June 2022
Check the ground rules to avoid boundary disputes Conveyancing Check the ground rules to avoid boundary disputes 30 May 2022
The power of naming and shaming Employment Law The power of naming and shaming 23 May 2022
Do I need planning permission to make changes to my garden? Conveyancing Do I need planning permission to make changes to my garden? 16 May 2022
Start the new tax year with better debt recovery processes Disputes Start the new tax year with better debt recovery processes 09 May 2022
No more blame but challenges remain for divorcing couples Family No more blame but challenges remain for divorcing couples 03 May 2022
Keeping things equal in residential tenancies Conveyancing Keeping things equal in residential tenancies 27 April 2022
Business First - April 2022 Ward Gethin Archer News Business First - April 2022 19 April 2022
A legal guide to life after divorce Family A legal guide to life after divorce 06 April 2022
Risk management when the commute is all at home Employment Law Risk management when the commute is all at home 28 March 2022
Divorcing your business partner - what you need to know Family Divorcing your business partner - what you need to know 21 March 2022
What to do if an employee refuses to return to the office after working from home? Employment Law What to do if an employee refuses to return to the office after working from home? 14 March 2022
World Consumer Rights Day: Buy now, pay later and the law Disputes World Consumer Rights Day: Buy now, pay later and the law 07 March 2022
Rights of way: Using the UK countryside responsibly Disputes Rights of way: Using the UK countryside responsibly 28 February 2022
How has Covid-19 affected inheritance tax? Wills, Trusts & Probate How has Covid-19 affected inheritance tax? 21 February 2022
To pay or not to pay, that is the question… Employment Law To pay or not to pay, that is the question… 14 February 2022
Working it out when things go wrong Family Working it out when things go wrong 07 February 2022
Back to work means business must keep the workplace Covid-safe Employment Law Back to work means business must keep the workplace Covid-safe 31 January 2022
Email Impersonation Attacks - A reminder Ward Gethin Archer News Email Impersonation Attacks - A reminder 24 January 2022
How to evict a commercial tenant Commercial Law How to evict a commercial tenant 24 January 2022
Mistakes to avoid when negotiating a separation agreement Family Mistakes to avoid when negotiating a separation agreement 10 January 2022
Your employment rights as a 'Christmas temp' Employment Law Your employment rights as a 'Christmas temp' 20 December 2021
A time for giving? Disputes A time for giving? 13 December 2021
Christmas and New Year Opening Hours 2021 Ward Gethin Archer News Christmas and New Year Opening Hours 2021 07 December 2021
Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Boxing Day Sale? The rules about returns Disputes Black Friday, Cyber Monday, Boxing Day Sale? The rules about returns 06 December 2021
Vulnerable face timebomb by not appointing others to act Wills, Trusts & Probate Vulnerable face timebomb by not appointing others to act 29 November 2021
Making adjustments to the workplace for employees with a disability Employment Law Making adjustments to the workplace for employees with a disability 22 November 2021
When the same rules have different results Employment Law When the same rules have different results 15 November 2021
Fireworks, bonfires and the law Disputes Fireworks, bonfires and the law 04 November 2021
Offsides, penalty shoot-outs and the taxman Employment Law Offsides, penalty shoot-outs and the taxman 01 November 2021
Business First - October 2021 Ward Gethin Archer News Business First - October 2021 18 October 2021
Family Mediation Week Events Family Mediation Week 11 October 2021
Free Family Advice Days Events Free Family Advice Days 01 October 2021
Family Court Fees Set to Rise Family Family Court Fees Set to Rise 29 September 2021
Do grandparents have a right to contact with their grandchildren? Family Do grandparents have a right to contact with their grandchildren? 31 August 2021
Getting to the root of the problem in boundary disputes Disputes Getting to the root of the problem in boundary disputes 23 August 2021
Hope for holidaymakers when things go wrong Personal Injury Hope for holidaymakers when things go wrong 16 August 2021
Sun glimmers on the horizon for leaseholders Conveyancing Sun glimmers on the horizon for leaseholders 09 August 2021
How cryptocurrency can fuel asset concealment in divorce Family How cryptocurrency can fuel asset concealment in divorce 02 August 2021
Why digital nomads can be a headache for employers Employment Law Why digital nomads can be a headache for employers 26 July 2021
Gifting and inheritance tax: Explained Wills, Trusts & Probate Gifting and inheritance tax: Explained 20 July 2021
Can you make a Power of Attorney online? Wills, Trusts & Probate Can you make a Power of Attorney online? 14 July 2021
Five reasons you should use a solicitor to write your will Wills, Trusts & Probate Five reasons you should use a solicitor to write your will 06 July 2021
Covid-19 vaccine: What if my partner objects to our child being vaccinated? Family Covid-19 vaccine: What if my partner objects to our child being vaccinated? 01 July 2021
Social media and the law: 6 things you need to know Disputes Social media and the law: 6 things you need to know 22 June 2021
Companies must be on track for Covid-safe workplace Employment Law Companies must be on track for Covid-safe workplace 07 June 2021
What happens to debt after someone dies? Wills, Trusts & Probate What happens to debt after someone dies? 01 June 2021
Marriage breakdowns could head for their own lockdown Family Marriage breakdowns could head for their own lockdown 24 May 2021
Email Impersonation Attacks Ward Gethin Archer News Email Impersonation Attacks 17 May 2021
Power of Attorney & protecting the rights of people with dementia Wills, Trusts & Probate Power of Attorney & protecting the rights of people with dementia 17 May 2021
Flexible Working: Your Questions Answered Employment Law Flexible Working: Your Questions Answered 10 May 2021
Can I claim compensation after a crash caused by a road defect? Personal Injury Can I claim compensation after a crash caused by a road defect? 04 May 2021
Aspiring property hosts must check the small print Conveyancing Aspiring property hosts must check the small print 26 April 2021
Norfolk and Waveney Mind Donation Ward Gethin Archer News Norfolk and Waveney Mind Donation 21 April 2021
Why do you need a cohabitation agreement? Family Why do you need a cohabitation agreement? 19 April 2021
Advice for commercial landlords and tenants during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic Commercial Law Advice for commercial landlords and tenants during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic 14 April 2021
Business First - April 2021 Ward Gethin Archer News Business First - April 2021 09 April 2021
Nonpayment of child maintenance: What happens if a parent doesn’t pay? Family Nonpayment of child maintenance: What happens if a parent doesn’t pay? 07 April 2021
Inheritance tax threshold frozen until 2026 – but why is IHT planning still important? Wills, Trusts & Probate Inheritance tax threshold frozen until 2026 – but why is IHT planning still important? 29 March 2021
Have inheritance disputes increased? Yes! Wills, Trusts & Probate Have inheritance disputes increased? Yes! 17 March 2021
Caring responsibilities, furlough and discrimination: Your rights explained Employment Law Caring responsibilities, furlough and discrimination: Your rights explained 08 March 2021
Sunak empties his purse for a pandemic-beating budget Commercial Law Sunak empties his purse for a pandemic-beating budget 04 March 2021
Your rights in disciplinary and grievance procedures during coronavirus Employment Law Your rights in disciplinary and grievance procedures during coronavirus 01 March 2021
The Supreme Court have determined that Uber drivers are “workers” Employment Law The Supreme Court have determined that Uber drivers are “workers” 23 February 2021
New rights and the beginning of the end of leasehold Conveyancing New rights and the beginning of the end of leasehold 22 February 2021
Critical reporting for company relocations during pandemic Commercial Law Critical reporting for company relocations during pandemic 15 February 2021
Can I make a claim for a slip, trip or fall on ice in a public place? Personal Injury Can I make a claim for a slip, trip or fall on ice in a public place? 27 January 2021
Pandemic insurance claims set for settlement following ruling Commercial Law Pandemic insurance claims set for settlement following ruling 19 January 2021
Family Mediation Week - Helping Separated Families Know Which Way to Turn Family Family Mediation Week - Helping Separated Families Know Which Way to Turn 18 January 2021
The Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme update Employment Law The Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme update 08 January 2021
Christmas and New Year Opening Hours 2020 Ward Gethin Archer News Christmas and New Year Opening Hours 2020 23 December 2020
New year, new you? Why it might be a good time to write a will Wills, Trusts & Probate New year, new you? Why it might be a good time to write a will 21 December 2020
Stress-testing before celebrating a virtual office Christmas Employment Law Stress-testing before celebrating a virtual office Christmas 14 December 2020
Why Big Brother needs to watch out when it comes to employee monitoring Employment Law Why Big Brother needs to watch out when it comes to employee monitoring 07 December 2020
Christmas, coronavirus and separation: what are the rules around taking children away from home? Family Christmas, coronavirus and separation: what are the rules around taking children away from home? 30 November 2020
Can I get out of a commercial lease early? Commercial Law Can I get out of a commercial lease early? 23 November 2020
Ward Gethin Archer mark Good Divorce Week 2020 with Free Advice Sessions Ward Gethin Archer News Ward Gethin Archer mark Good Divorce Week 2020 with Free Advice Sessions 16 November 2020
When bullying goes on behind the screen Employment Law When bullying goes on behind the screen 16 November 2020
What investors, savers and homeowners should consider to protect their finances Wills, Trusts & Probate What investors, savers and homeowners should consider to protect their finances 09 November 2020
Business First Magazine - November 2020 Ward Gethin Archer News Business First Magazine - November 2020 02 November 2020
Retail tenants should check the small print Commercial Law Retail tenants should check the small print 26 October 2020
Property booms as home and overseas buyers rush to beat deadline Conveyancing Property booms as home and overseas buyers rush to beat deadline 21 October 2020
Settlement Agreements: What you need to know Employment Law Settlement Agreements: What you need to know 12 October 2020
Can I make a claim for clinical negligence? What you need to know. Personal Injury Can I make a claim for clinical negligence? What you need to know. 05 October 2020
The new Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Self-Isolation) (England) Regulations 2020 explained Employment Law The new Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (Self-Isolation) (England) Regulations 2020 explained 30 September 2020
Virus transmission spike is matched by divorce advice spike Family Virus transmission spike is matched by divorce advice spike 29 September 2020
Sole Trader, Partnership or Company - Which Business Model is Right for You? Commercial Law Sole Trader, Partnership or Company - Which Business Model is Right for You? 08 September 2020
5 Steps to Making a Personal Injury Claim Personal Injury 5 Steps to Making a Personal Injury Claim 03 September 2020
Will signing on Camera Wills, Trusts & Probate Will signing on Camera 24 August 2020
Remote family court hearings - how do they work? Family Remote family court hearings - how do they work? 14 August 2020
Renewing a commercial lease - what can be negotiated? Commercial Law Renewing a commercial lease - what can be negotiated? 04 August 2020
Landlords reminded to watch the small print Disputes Landlords reminded to watch the small print 21 July 2020
Companies need to get it right to protect against competition Employment Law Companies need to get it right to protect against competition 29 June 2020
Neither better nor worse – how TUPE protects when employees transfer Employment Law Neither better nor worse – how TUPE protects when employees transfer 24 June 2020
Relaxation of Restrictions on Property Transactions Conveyancing Relaxation of Restrictions on Property Transactions 13 May 2020
A toolkit for family breakdown in the lockdown Family A toolkit for family breakdown in the lockdown 17 April 2020
Landlords must comply with latest energy standards Conveyancing Landlords must comply with latest energy standards 16 April 2020
Business First Magazine - April 2020 Ward Gethin Archer News Business First Magazine - April 2020 08 April 2020
We're still here for you! Personal Injury We're still here for you! 06 April 2020
Protection of Business Tenancies during the Coronavirus pandemic Disputes Protection of Business Tenancies during the Coronavirus pandemic 03 April 2020
Impact of the Coronavirus on Residential Tenancies Disputes Impact of the Coronavirus on Residential Tenancies 31 March 2020
To move or not to move…. Conveyancing To move or not to move…. 27 March 2020
Contact arrangements for children: Help for separated parents during Coronavirus Family Contact arrangements for children: Help for separated parents during Coronavirus 26 March 2020
Countdown to contract changes for employers Employment Law Countdown to contract changes for employers 25 March 2020
We are here to help Ward Gethin Archer News We are here to help 20 March 2020
Coronavirus information for Employers Employment Law Coronavirus information for Employers 19 March 2020
Important Coronavirus Update to our customers Ward Gethin Archer News Important Coronavirus Update to our customers 17 March 2020
Sunak splashes the cash in post-Brexit budget Commercial Law Sunak splashes the cash in post-Brexit budget 13 March 2020
Mum and Dad need to get with it Conveyancing Mum and Dad need to get with it 12 February 2020
Time to talk about workplace mental wellbeing Employment Law Time to talk about workplace mental wellbeing 27 January 2020
What is mediation and how does it benefit families? Family What is mediation and how does it benefit families? 24 January 2020
Powers of Attorney and Financial abuse Wills, Trusts & Probate Powers of Attorney and Financial abuse 23 January 2020
Free Family Advice Day – Tuesday 28th January Events Free Family Advice Day – Tuesday 28th January 21 January 2020
Christmas and New Year Opening Hours Ward Gethin Archer News Christmas and New Year Opening Hours 23 December 2019
Talking and teamwork to tackle Christmas break-ups Family Talking and teamwork to tackle Christmas break-ups 16 December 2019
Don’t put your footer in it when it comes to contracts Disputes Don’t put your footer in it when it comes to contracts 10 December 2019
What to do if your tattoo goes wrong Personal Injury What to do if your tattoo goes wrong 02 December 2019
Proud sponsors of KLFM’s Toy Appeal 2019 Events Proud sponsors of KLFM’s Toy Appeal 2019 28 November 2019
Ely Festive 5K Fun Run Events Ely Festive 5K Fun Run 28 November 2019
Avoiding a cracker of a hangover from the company Christmas party Employment Law Avoiding a cracker of a hangover from the company Christmas party 26 November 2019
Winner - Excellence in Client Care, LawNet Awards 2019 Winner - Excellence in Client Care, LawNet Awards 2019 15 November 2019
Holiday pay ruling hit schools and colleges Employment Law Holiday pay ruling hit schools and colleges 04 November 2019
Landlords feel heat on changes in multiple occupation licensing Conveyancing Landlords feel heat on changes in multiple occupation licensing 30 October 2019
Free Legal Advice Day in Ely Events Free Legal Advice Day in Ely 15 October 2019
The life stages that go into legacy making Wills, Trusts & Probate The life stages that go into legacy making 14 October 2019
Excellence in Client Care - LawNet Awards 2019 Ward Gethin Archer News Excellence in Client Care - LawNet Awards 2019 08 October 2019
Reaching tipping point on gratuities Employment Law Reaching tipping point on gratuities 23 September 2019
Whistleblowers – a quick guide Employment Law Whistleblowers – a quick guide 16 September 2019
Back to school – what’s the law on uniform policies? Disputes Back to school – what’s the law on uniform policies? 10 September 2019
The new Tenant Fees Act Conveyancing The new Tenant Fees Act 06 September 2019
Free Legal Advice Day in Swaffham Events Free Legal Advice Day in Swaffham 28 August 2019
Feathering new nests for fledglings Conveyancing Feathering new nests for fledglings 28 August 2019
Downham Market Water Festival and Dragon Boat Racing Events Downham Market Water Festival and Dragon Boat Racing 15 August 2019
Giving to charity Wills, Trusts & Probate Giving to charity 12 August 2019
Heacham Carnival Events Heacham Carnival 08 August 2019
Chatteris office raise funds for East Anglian Air Ambulance Events Chatteris office raise funds for East Anglian Air Ambulance 06 August 2019
When can you let your kids fend for themselves? Family When can you let your kids fend for themselves? 05 August 2019
Reform set to cut complexity of inheritance tax Wills, Trusts & Probate Reform set to cut complexity of inheritance tax 30 July 2019
A summer of community events for Ward Gethin Archer Events A summer of community events for Ward Gethin Archer 23 July 2019
Ward Gethin Archer ranked as best Solicitors firm in the UK Ward Gethin Archer News Ward Gethin Archer ranked as best Solicitors firm in the UK 22 July 2019
Proud Supporters of Festival Too in King’s Lynn Events Proud Supporters of Festival Too in King’s Lynn 14 July 2019
Downham Market Office raise funds for the Magpie Centre Events Downham Market Office raise funds for the Magpie Centre 12 July 2019
Business Owners and the appointment of an Attorney Wills, Trusts & Probate Business Owners and the appointment of an Attorney 08 July 2019
When the cyclist needs protecting from the pedestrian Personal Injury When the cyclist needs protecting from the pedestrian 01 July 2019
Chatteris Midsummer Festival Events Chatteris Midsummer Festival 29 June 2019
Free Legal Advice Day in Chatteris Events Free Legal Advice Day in Chatteris 20 June 2019
A rocky road to freedom of expression Employment Law A rocky road to freedom of expression 17 June 2019
School Sports Day – who’s responsible for that twisted ankle? Personal Injury School Sports Day – who’s responsible for that twisted ankle? 10 June 2019
Pride month – an update on LGBTQ+ rights at work Employment Law Pride month – an update on LGBTQ+ rights at work 04 June 2019
Inspiring the lawyers of the future Events Inspiring the lawyers of the future 30 May 2019
New Family Mediation Service introduced to help people resolve their disputes Ward Gethin Archer News New Family Mediation Service introduced to help people resolve their disputes 28 May 2019
It’s all in the planning when it comes to selling privately-owned companies Commercial Law It’s all in the planning when it comes to selling privately-owned companies 28 May 2019
MIAM – what you need to know about family mediation Family MIAM – what you need to know about family mediation 20 May 2019
Be sure of the ground rules before you start in the garden Conveyancing Be sure of the ground rules before you start in the garden 06 May 2019
Team WGA at GEAR 2019 Events Team WGA at GEAR 2019 05 May 2019
Changes to the Leasehold System – How Do They Affect You? Conveyancing Changes to the Leasehold System – How Do They Affect You? 29 April 2019
Change of use – what’s the process? Commercial Law Change of use – what’s the process? 15 April 2019
Change in divorce law looks set to stop the blame game Family Change in divorce law looks set to stop the blame game 12 April 2019
When does a hug become unacceptable behaviour? Employment Law When does a hug become unacceptable behaviour? 08 April 2019
Planning Permission - what happens if you're refused permission and how to challenge a decision Conveyancing Planning Permission - what happens if you're refused permission and how to challenge a decision 01 April 2019
Landowner carries the can on illegal waste Commercial Law Landowner carries the can on illegal waste 25 March 2019
My Precious Commercial Law My Precious 20 March 2019
Stepping up to the challenge of the sale board Conveyancing Stepping up to the challenge of the sale board 18 March 2019
First Anniversary for Ward Gethin Archer’s Downham Market Office Events First Anniversary for Ward Gethin Archer’s Downham Market Office 12 March 2019
What is adverse possession? – an explanation of the reality behind ‘squatter’s rights’ Conveyancing What is adverse possession? – an explanation of the reality behind ‘squatter’s rights’ 11 March 2019
Free Legal Advice Day - Heacham Events Free Legal Advice Day - Heacham 04 March 2019
Get off my land! Who has the ‘right to roam’ over farmland? Conveyancing Get off my land! Who has the ‘right to roam’ over farmland? 04 March 2019
Pothole misery – after a cold, wet winter, who is responsible if your vehicle is damaged by a pothole? Disputes Pothole misery – after a cold, wet winter, who is responsible if your vehicle is damaged by a pothole? 25 February 2019
Reservations over home buying reservation agreements Conveyancing Reservations over home buying reservation agreements 18 February 2019
Commercial landlords – what are your obligations? Commercial Law Commercial landlords – what are your obligations? 11 February 2019
Who chooses whether your kids get vaccinated? Family Who chooses whether your kids get vaccinated? 04 February 2019
Neighbour borders – how to stop a boundary wall becoming a battle line Conveyancing Neighbour borders – how to stop a boundary wall becoming a battle line 28 January 2019
Equality takes centre stage for employers Employment Law Equality takes centre stage for employers 21 January 2019
Collapse of Universal Wealth Preservation Trust & Steven Peter Long jailed January 2019 – Where does that leave me? Wills, Trusts & Probate Collapse of Universal Wealth Preservation Trust & Steven Peter Long jailed January 2019 – Where does that leave me? 11 January 2019
Self-employed or worker? The latest developments in the gig economy row Employment Law Self-employed or worker? The latest developments in the gig economy row 07 January 2019
Emergency worker assault – are the NHS, the Fire Service and the Police doing all they can to protect first responders? Employment Law Emergency worker assault – are the NHS, the Fire Service and the Police doing all they can to protect first responders? 03 January 2019
Ward Gethin Archer Staff deliver presents to Children's Ward Ward Gethin Archer News Ward Gethin Archer Staff deliver presents to Children's Ward 24 December 2018
Setting the Christmas scene for a positive separation Family Setting the Christmas scene for a positive separation 20 December 2018
When to hand over power of attorney – a gentle guide for dementia sufferers and their family Wills, Trusts & Probate When to hand over power of attorney – a gentle guide for dementia sufferers and their family 19 December 2018
Spot the Playing Card Competition - Winner Announced Events Spot the Playing Card Competition - Winner Announced 19 December 2018
Are you thinking of selling your business? Ward Gethin Archer News Are you thinking of selling your business? 14 December 2018
A Christmas bonus for shared ownership buyers Conveyancing A Christmas bonus for shared ownership buyers 10 December 2018
Has the demise of Legal Aid put justice out of reach for ordinary people? Personal Injury Has the demise of Legal Aid put justice out of reach for ordinary people? 04 December 2018
Mince Pies and Goody Bags Events Mince Pies and Goody Bags 29 November 2018
Bake Sale and Raffle at Dereham Events Bake Sale and Raffle at Dereham 27 November 2018
Chatteris Christmas Lights Switch On Events Chatteris Christmas Lights Switch On 27 November 2018
When ‘Banter’ crosses over into abuse Employment Law When ‘Banter’ crosses over into abuse 26 November 2018
Congratulations Heacham FC Events Congratulations Heacham FC 24 November 2018
Arthur Rank Hospice Ely Festive Fun Run Events Arthur Rank Hospice Ely Festive Fun Run 23 November 2018
New employment rights raise another red flag for employers Employment Law New employment rights raise another red flag for employers 19 November 2018
Civil partnerships for heterosexual couples – an update Family Civil partnerships for heterosexual couples – an update 12 November 2018
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New deadlines for changes in company ownership Commercial Law New deadlines for changes in company ownership 19 June 2017
Good intentions not enough in wage calculations Employment Law Good intentions not enough in wage calculations 12 June 2017
Workforce wellbeing must include mental health awareness Employment Law Workforce wellbeing must include mental health awareness 18 May 2017
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Panama Papers fall-out will impact every business Commercial Law Panama Papers fall-out will impact every business 15 April 2016
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On death lifetime gifts must be declared Wills, Trusts & Probate On death lifetime gifts must be declared 23 February 2015
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Tribunal decision shakes up personal use of office email Employment Law Tribunal decision shakes up personal use of office email 23 October 2014
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Property buyers play it safe with no-nups Family Property buyers play it safe with no-nups 05 August 2014
Commission decision hits holiday pay sums for employers Employment Law Commission decision hits holiday pay sums for employers 22 July 2014
Taxpayer alarm at demand for old records Commercial Law Taxpayer alarm at demand for old records 16 July 2014
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Warning to home buyers following introduction of new lending rules Conveyancing Warning to home buyers following introduction of new lending rules 23 June 2014
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EU vetoes maternity leave in surrogate cases Employment Law EU vetoes maternity leave in surrogate cases 02 April 2014
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Pre and post nups look set to be binding in future Family Pre and post nups look set to be binding in future 11 March 2014
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Landmark ruling opens way to change in workplace policies on religion Employment Law Landmark ruling opens way to change in workplace policies on religion 15 January 2013
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Consumer watchdog fires warning shot at online sellers Commercial Law Consumer watchdog fires warning shot at online sellers 07 November 2012
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Warring parents told to face up, not fall out over contact with children Family Warring parents told to face up, not fall out over contact with children 03 September 2012
Hopes pinned on change in law for unmarried couples who break up Family Hopes pinned on change in law for unmarried couples who break up 16 July 2012
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Google fends off individual libel claims Commercial Law Google fends off individual libel claims 10 April 2012
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Employees have rights even when company is insolvent Commercial Law Employees have rights even when company is insolvent 03 March 2011
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Retirement Age to be Abolished Employment Law Retirement Age to be Abolished 15 January 2011
Planning strategy ping pong throws planners and developers into confusion Conveyancing Planning strategy ping pong throws planners and developers into confusion 20 December 2010
Landlords Beware: Tenancy Deposit Scheme Regulations Conveyancing Landlords Beware: Tenancy Deposit Scheme Regulations 22 November 2010
How to protect your finances after divorce Family How to protect your finances after divorce 22 November 2010
Employers must minimise stress for workers Employment Law Employers must minimise stress for workers 11 November 2010
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Business warning on email contracts Commercial Law Business warning on email contracts 03 September 2010
Deadline looms to get real people on the board Commercial Law Deadline looms to get real people on the board 03 September 2010
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Equity Release Conveyancing Equity Release 03 September 2010
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Certainty over fairness for unmarried property owners Family Certainty over fairness for unmarried property owners 03 September 2010
Landmark ruling on pre-nuptial agreements Family Landmark ruling on pre-nuptial agreements 03 September 2010
Multi-millionaire divorce sparks law change branded a cheat's charter Family Multi-millionaire divorce sparks law change branded a cheat's charter 03 September 2010
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