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Property experts have warned landlords to keep personal and financial documents away from rented properties and ensure identity theft is kept to a minimum.The warning comes following the court case of a south London tenant, who now faces imprisonment after attempting to sell his landlord’s... read more

Tuesday’s emergency budget was a bit a of a nail-biter for me. This was not because I was fearful about the negative impact on my clients or me personally. Oh no, the coalition government are masters of the art of expectation management: they promised we wouldn’t like it, we didn’t expect to and... read more

As the nation unfurls its flags for a summer of World Cup action, employers have been warned that allowing their staff to watch the matches online could result in a £1,000 fine from licensing agencies.In London alone, approximately two million employees are expected to watch mid-afternoon matches... read more

Volcanic Ash & Insurance

By Lucy Swallow in Dispute Resolution on Thursday, May 13, 2010 @ 14:25

The continuing travel disruption caused by the volcanic ash cloud has shown just how important travel insurance can be for many business travellers and holidaymakers stranded abroad as a result of an unexpected event.  In the case of the volcanic ash, a lot of people have discovered, to... read more

It's Manifesto Time....

By Amanda Jones in Lanyon Bowdler News on Thursday, April 15, 2010 @ 10:07

We held a very successful seminar yesterday at our Ludlow office, in conjunction with NFU Mutual.  Guests enjoyed presentations from head of the Private Client Department, and experienced blogger Edward Rees, solicitor Andrew Oxenham and Mark Walker - Life Sales Executive from the NFU.Edward... read more

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