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The fuel crisis and short-time working/lay-offs

Ed McFarlane
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As fuel prices have risen and fuel supply shortages continue to affect the country, employers may wish to consider the legal situation if employees can't get to work, or if employers can't provide work, e.g. due to supply issues, or lack of key...

Further applications to the Court of Protection once you have been appointed as Deputy

Chelsea-Ann  Read
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This blog looks at one of the most important and often unexpected aspects of being a Deputy; knowing when your existing authority is not enough. While Deputies are given wide powers to manage a person's property and financial affairs, there are certain...

Restrictive Covenants - Are they enforceable?

Karinna Foster
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Restrictive covenants are important tools and help form part of the employment contract. It is imperative that employees and employers understand the importance of restrictive covenants. Restrictive covenants are contractual obligations that employees must...

Chattertons Charity Bowling Night 2026 Raises £945 for The UK Sepsis Trust

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Our popular Charity Bowling Night returned on Wednesday 11 March 2026 at Grantham Bowl, bringing together colleagues, clients and local businesses for an enjoyable evening of fundraising. Thanks to the generosity and enthusiasm of everyone involved, the...

Chattertons Strengthens Its Commercial Property & Agriculture Team with New Partner Appointment

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Chattertons is pleased to announce the appointment of Sophie Barwood as a Partner in its Commercial Property and Agriculture team. Sophie brings over 12 years of experience in all areas of agricultural property, including farm sales and purchases,...

Grandparents and their Rights

Rachel MacLean
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Becoming a Grandparent is a chance to see new life begin again and to know that the story of your family moves forward and continues into the next generation. It is a defining moment and an important milestone in life’s journey. It is a time of new...

Supporting you through Employment Tribunal Claims from start to finish

Karinna Foster
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Employment disputes can be stressful, time-consuming and emotionally draining for everyone involved. Whether you are an employee bringing a claim, or an employer defending a claim, the process can feel complex and overwhelming. However, with the right...

Messi gets a red card - barred from bringing Employment Tribunal claims

Ed McFarlane
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The Employment Appeal Tribunal 'EAT' has issued an Order preventing a claimant, Ms Sandra Messi, from bringing any claims in Employment Tribunals without prior permission from the EAT for an indefinite period. Since 2017, Ms Messi had brought over 50...

Women in Construction Week Spotlight: Lorna Carter and the Leadership Shaping Chattertons' Construction Law Team

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Women in Construction (WIC) Week , held annually during the first full week of March, celebrates the achievements of women in construction and engineering, highlights their contributions, and encourages greater representation in traditionally male-dominated...

What Happens After You Become a Deputy?

Chelsea-Ann  Read
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Your First Year Explained When the Court of Protection appoints you as a Deputy, it can feel like the end of a long application process. The first year is often the steepest learning curve, especially if you are a family member stepping into the role for...