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Redundancy and parental leave – mutually exclusive?

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Can someone be made redundant when they are on parental leave? This article looks at when this can occur, the obligations of employers, and what is considered fair process during restructuring when an employee is on parental leave. Sometimes the needs of a business change and therefore restructuring must occur. This restructuring often includes making […]

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“Guardianship: A Solution for Same-Sex Parents Battling For Parental Rights”

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Same-sex parents battling for parental rights are in a very difficult situation to deal with and overcome especially that it involves their child.  So if you’re going through the same challenging stage in your life, what do you need to know about guardianship? How can a guardianship lawyer help? Let’s find out. What is Guardianship?

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Personal Injury Law: Who is at Fault in Left Turn Accidents

Grossman Law Offices – In 2017, there were 55 fatal accidents in Fresno. Thousands of others were injured, and some of those collisions were left turn accidents. Road rules differ in different jurisdictions, being regulated by the states and municipalities through their respective traffic codes. Most of these are based at least in part on the Uniform

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How an Attorney Can Help After a Car Accident – How Florida’s ‘Tight-Fisted’ Rule Affects Insurers

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Friedland Associates – If you have been injured in a Florida car accident, you have probably discovered that Florida is a no-fault state when it comes to insurance. In a state with a no-fault rule, a driver’s own insurance company pays for their medical bills and damages to their car no matter who is at

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Clifford Chance – BUSTING BITCOIN’S ANONYMITY – THE IMPLICATIONS FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

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Power Law Briefing – A deliberate design feature of Bitcoin is that it enables users to buy or sell anything without revealing their identity. Yet, paradoxically, all Bitcoin transactions are stored publicly and permanently on blockchain. Now, as seen in recent cases, enterprising US prosecutors and private plaintiffs’ lawyers are using software called blockchain explorer

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5 Ways Law Firms Can Use Design Thinking To Boost Their Profile & Service Level

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Ranking high in Google shouldn’t be the only goal for a law firm. Consider using the concepts of design thinking in your goals so that your client’s experience is thoughtfully streamlined throughout each interaction with your firm. First you should define your goals so that you can ensure your website and messaging is in alignment

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Anderson Lloyd on Hydrogen Energy for New Zealand

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Government seeking feedback on Hydrogen’s potential role in the New Zealand economy Power Law Briefing – Anderson Lloyd The Government has released a Green Paper – A vision for Hydrogen in New Zealand. The Green Paper is part of a renewable energy strategy work programme which is looking to address barriers to investment in new

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The Increased Globalization of IP Litigation

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PR Headline Powered By LawFuel –   Morrison & Foerster surveyed intellectual property decision-makers from more than 50 companies with revenues greater than $750 million each. The study showed that, while intellectual-property litigation has decreased by 26% since 2015, the amount that companies spend on intellectual-property litigation is higher than ever. Morrison & Foerster’s Benchmarking IP

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