high-profile divorce

Judge refuses to publish judgment in £100m divorce despite press interest

A judge has refused to publish the details of a high-profile divorce case, despite intense public interest. The Hon. Mr Justice Cohen dismissed media applications for information following the divorce granted between Lady Hiroko and Sir Frederick Barclay, one of the multi-millionaire ‘Barclay Brothers’ and a national newspaper proprietor. The
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Children’s Rights

United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child Bill

Storm Sturgeon blasts Boris re Children’s Rights Where are the rights of children best protected in the UK? Does a piece of legislation exist that comprehensively outlines your child’s rights during a separation or divorce?   The United Nations has recently created such a document. The UN Convention on the
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Long COVID

ACAS guidance on long COVID at work

Long COVID, also known as ‘post-COVID-19 syndrome’ or ‘long-tail COVID’, is a condition where those who have previously suffered from COVID-19 experience symptoms that can last for several weeks or even months after the actual infection.   Common symptoms include fatigue, shortness of breath, chest pain, brain fog, insomnia, heart
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Bill and Melinda Gates – Love and the Law

The impending divorce between Bill and Melinda Gates is one of the most high-profile breakups ever, but it’s a sad fact that divorce is a fact of life in the modern age, with nearly half of Britons having to go through one at some point. The Gates’s divorce is taking
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unfairly dismissed

Hungarian worker who showed ‘swastika’ tattoo at work unfairly dismissed

Hungarian worker who showed ‘swastika’ tattoo at work unfairly dismissed   A supermarket employee who was fired after showing a ‘swastika’ tattoo to a colleague has won an unfair dismissal claim against his former employer.   Istvan Horvarth, originally from Hungary, had been a caretaker at Lidl’s Telford Hadley store
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