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CEO Karen Bexley discusses how we can all achieve more together with the support of a team and the benefits of your personal values being aligned with your company’s values.
This week, the Government’s efforts to "remove years of burdensome EU regulation" take another step forward as the Retained EU Law Bill reaches the Report Stage in the House of Commons. Whilst Bexley Beaumont Environmental Partner Emma Tattersdill acknowledges that there’s room for law passed down from Brussels to be improved, she discusses that a lack of clarity carries significant risks and costs.
Alice Kinder, Employment Associate at Bexley Beaumont discusses that whilst the Government proposals to tackle industrial action might generate headlines, businesses would do better from the point of view of finance and workplace relations to anticipate issues rather than react only when they develop into problems.
CEO Karen Bexley reflects on our third year at Bexley Beaumont
Bexley Beaumont has described being shortlisted for two prestigious legal awards as a vindication of its focus on quality.
Commercial Dispute Resolution Partner Melissa Worth discusses a number of best practice tips for businesses on how they can prepare to litigate successfully, maximising their prospects of a successful outcome, where litigation is otherwise unavoidable
Bexley Beaumont Partner Hugh Goulborne writes that despite successive changes in leadership and policy priorities over the last few months, it’s important for consumers, businesses and regulators alike that the UK Government quickly makes clear exactly how it intends to change the law on data protection.
Dispute Resolution Partner Melissa Worth discusses the importance of providing a valid notice of warranty claim in connection with share purchase agreements
In her latest video Dispute Resolution Partner Melissa Worth discusses whether a solicitor can exercise the right to retain their client’s property until the firm’s fees are paid in the context of a claim for professional negligence against the law firm.
