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Microsoft Job Cuts Hitting Hard

Microsoft are letting 7,800 employees go in their second biggest layoff in the company’s history. This is due to a restructuring which com...

July 13, 2015 Read More

Family Law

DLA Suspension 'Grossly Unfair'

The family of Cameron Mathieson, who suffered from cystic fibrosis and Duchenne muscular dystrophy, has won it’s legal bid to challenge li...

July 13, 2015 Read More

Wills, Life Planning & Probate

A 'taxing' conversation...

There are many reasons why it is so important to make a Will and to have it prepared professionally, something we’ve already discussed in ...

July 7, 2015 Read More

Family Law

Keeping a track on perpetrators of abuse

Under a new scheme, being piloted by Northumbria Police from 30th June, technology will be used to create alerts if a victim of domestic abu...

July 3, 2015 Read More

Family Law

Areas of Focus for Adoption Changes

The director of the British Association for Adoption and Fostering, John Simmonds, has made clear what he feels should be the main areas of ...

June 29, 2015 Read More

Commercial Property

The Hidden Side of the Empire State Building

London may have one of the most lucrative and attractive commercial property markets in the world, but all cities have their own thriving ma...

June 26, 2015 Read More

Business

The Fallout of E3

The 2015 Electronic Entertainment Expo (or ‘E3’ as it is commonly known) took place from 16th-18th June and regardless of whether you ar...

June 26, 2015 Read More

Employment Law

Government Target 'Salary Sacrifice'

Many employees could be affected by the July emergency budget this summer, after former pensions minister Steve Webb warned that ‘salary s...

June 18, 2015 Read More

Business

The Origins of Father's Day

As Father’s Day is fast approaching, we here at Fisher Jones Greenwood thought it was time to revisit the origins of the holiday to remind...

June 15, 2015 Read More

Family Law

First Forced Marriage Prosecution for the UK

Forced marriage was made a criminal offence under the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 which came into force on 16 June 20...

June 12, 2015 Read More

Family Law

Divorce and Financial Arrangements: effects of the recession?

The recent recession which started in 2008 had an impact on families in many ways, including the unfortunate breakdown of marriages and civi...

June 10, 2015 Read More

Family Law

Surrogacy: Lack of Parental Order a "ticking time bomb"

Following on from my previous blog there is further news in relation to surrogacy, coming in the form of a warning from a senior High Court ...

June 4, 2015 Read More

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Microsoft Job Cuts Hitting Hard

DLA Suspension 'Grossly Unfair'

A 'taxing' conversation...

Keeping a track on perpetrators of abuse

Areas of Focus for Adoption Changes

The Hidden Side of the Empire State Building

The Fallout of E3

Government Target 'Salary Sacrifice'

The Origins of Father's Day

First Forced Marriage Prosecution for the UK

Divorce and Financial Arrangements: effects of the recession?

Surrogacy: Lack of Parental Order a "ticking time bomb"