From handshake to share purchase agreement when selling your business   

For many business owners, discussions during the early stages of a sale or investment can feel informal and optimistic. With terms starting to take shape and negotiations progressing positively, there is often a shared sense of momentum and confidence that the deal is moving forward with ease.   However, once
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NHS Trust Apologises After 20 Women Receive Unnecessary Mastectomies

An NHS trust in north-east England has acknowledged that twenty women underwent mastectomies they did not need while receiving breast cancer care. County Durham and Darlington Foundation Trust disclosed the findings after an internal investigation identified serious failings in its breast unit.   The internal investigation revealed that of the
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Using AI in Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Claims – what could go wrong?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming part of everyday life. Many people now use AI tools to draft documents, search for information, and ask questions about legal or medical issues. While these tools can be convenient, they can also be dangerous if relied upon in personal injury or clinical negligence claims.
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The dangers of a DIY will

‘Many people who opt to make a homemade will do so believing they will save money on legal fees. Unfortunately, this can lead to significant problems and unexpected costs later down the line for the family who may be left to unravel problems during an already difficult time,’ says Teresa
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