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Lauryn Goodman v Kyle Walker: Understanding Schedule 1 Claims Under the Children Act 1989

Introduction The Children Act 1989 is a cornerstone of child welfare legislation in the UK, providing a comprehensive framework for the c...

August 2, 2024 Read More

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Breaking free from Restrictive Covenants

Restrictive covenants do exactly what you would expect – they restrict you from carrying out certain actions, limiting your property’s p...

August 2, 2024 Read More

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Family law expert Rachel Earnshaw achieves 16 years’ continuous Children's Panel accreditation

Fisher Jones Greenwood LLP (FJG), a leading law firm in the eastern region, is delighted to announce that Rachel Earnshaw, a partner in ...

July 29, 2024 Read More

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UK Listing Reforms: A Radical Reset

The UK listing regime is about to undergo the most significant reforms in decades. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed that ...

July 26, 2024 Read More

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Collective enfranchisement - How to 'force' a freeholder to sell

What is Collective Enfranchisement? Collective enfranchisement effectively allows leaseholders to “force” a freeholder to sell them t...

July 25, 2024 Read More

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Gifting money towards a property purchase

What is a gift? In a property transaction, a gift is a sum of money that is provided to the purchaser by a third party, who will not be n...

July 12, 2024 Read More

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Stamp Duty on a New Build Shared Ownership Property

What is Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT)? SDLT is a charge imposed on land transactions of which are payable to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). ...

July 11, 2024 Read More

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Understanding the impact of Labour’s proposed policies - radio discussion

Listen to Richard and Ashton's interview here: Following last week's Labour's General Election victory, FJG Partners Rich...

July 10, 2024 Read More

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Understanding Break Clauses in Commercial Contracts

Break Clauses in Commercial Contracts exist for the purposes of providing flexibility and the ability to manage risk for both contracting pa...

July 9, 2024 Read More

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Employment rights – What is constructive dismissal?

What is constructive dismissal in employment law? Constructive dismissal is a concept in employment law that refers to a particular insta...

July 8, 2024 Read More

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Labour’s Plan to Make Work Pay

The Results Are In! As we usher in the first Labour government in 14 years, we look at Labour’s plan to get Britain working. Labour ...

July 5, 2024 Read More

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CEO Paula Fowler reaches finals of National Business Women's Awards

FJG Chief Executive Officer Paula Fowler has been announced as a finalist in the prestigious 2024 National Business Women's Awards in the £...

July 5, 2024 Read More

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Lauryn Goodman v Kyle Walker: Understanding Schedule 1 Claims Under the Children Act 1989

Breaking free from Restrictive Covenants

Family law expert Rachel Earnshaw achieves 16 years’ continuous Children's Panel accreditation

UK Listing Reforms: A Radical Reset

Collective enfranchisement - How to 'force' a freeholder to sell

Gifting money towards a property purchase

Stamp Duty on a New Build Shared Ownership Property

Understanding the impact of Labour’s proposed policies - radio discussion

Understanding Break Clauses in Commercial Contracts

Employment rights – What is constructive dismissal?

Labour’s Plan to Make Work Pay

CEO Paula Fowler reaches finals of National Business Women's Awards