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Pubs and Entertainment venues – some good news at last
Wednesday, 19 June 2013

From 27 June, pubs will no longer need entertainment licences for events such as indoor sports, plays and performances of dance that run between 8am and 11pm.

Tags: Tourism Retail and Leisure 2013
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Prest Supreme Court Decision Announced
Thursday, 13 June 2013

Matrimonial law in this country has often been criticised for the unpredictable outcomes it can deliver. The wide discretion that Judges can apply to cases has led to calls of unfairness. Some commentators suggest we should transfer to a fixed system of sharing assets on divorce to enable certainty and a reduction in costly disputes.

Tags: Wealth and Succession 2013
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Charities Bulletin June 2013
Monday, 10 June 2013

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IP and Data Protection Bulletin June 2013
Thursday, 06 June 2013

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Growth and Infrastructure Act 2013
Tuesday, 04 June 2013

The Growth and Infrastructure Act came into force in late April 2013 and although it is a relatively short act, like the Localism Act last year, it is packed full of important changes for landowners and developers.

Tags: Richard Bagwell Fergus Charlton Planning Real Estate 2013
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Top Ten Tips for Businesses Considering Appointing an Agent or a Distributor
Friday, 31 May 2013

If your business is looking for potential opportunities to develop international trade, you may be considering setting up agency and/or distribution arrangements.

Tags: Alexandra Cross Intellectual Property 2013
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Woolwich and the law of contempt in the digital age
Thursday, 30 May 2013

Whatever you thought about the coverage of Lee Rigby's death, one thing is certain – it will fuel the calls for an overhaul of contempt law. Last Wednesday, a young soldier was brutally killed in broad daylight and what happened afterwards was witnessed by many.

Police intervened, both suspects ended up being shot by officers, they were taken to hospital and arrested.

The law of contempt states that nothing can be published which presents a "substantial risk of significant prejudice" to any prospective trial,once proceedings have become active.

Tags: Media 2013
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