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When are “Without Prejudice” Communications Truly Without Prejudice?

In Woodward v Santander (2010), the Employment Appeal Tribunal examined the issue of without prejudice communications between employers and employees and the exceptions to the without prejudice rule. more...

Published: 7 June 2010

Employee Can Recover More Than Contractual Damages in a County Court Claim for Breach of Contract

The Court of Appeal in Edwards v Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (2010) has recently found that an employee who has been dismissed can recover more than contractual damages in a County Court claim for breach of contract. more...

Published: 7 June 2010

UKT&I Films Steeles Law on Export Market Research Scheme in Canada and US

James Tarling , a Principal in Steeles Law's Commercial Team was filmed by UK Trade & Investment giving his views on their Export Market Research Scheme, which helped the firm set up and fund business meetings in Canada.

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Published: 4 June 2010

How to Remain Indispensible to Local Authorities

Steeles Law’s Head of Planning & Environment David Merson is reported in the recent edition of the Solicitor’s Journal commenting on how private practice legal firms can remain indispensible in local government work as local authorities continue to strengthen and share their in-house legal teams. more...

Published: 3 March 2010

Should doctors have let suicide victim die?

Lindsey Sharples, Probate Solictior comments on the case of 26 year old Kerrie Wooltorton which hit the national and local headlines this week and involves questions concerning the handling of Advance Medical Directives in life threatening situations. more...

Published: 3 October 2009

No Going Back? - Reduced Divorce Settlements in the Credit Crunch

Divorce lawyer Melanie Pilmer looks at how the court will deal with the fall in assets as a result of the credit crunch after a divorce settlement is agreed.

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Published: 6 April 2009

The Importance of Testamentary Capacity when Changing a Will

Lindsey Plummer, a Solicitor in the Private Client team at Steeles Law comments on the case of Willliam Bates reported in the Eastern Daily Press today. more...

Published: 6 February 2009
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