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From time to time we will post news articles and announcements relating to the Firm and about various legal issues that may be of interest to you.

In last week's blog we discussed how to bring a small claim under £10,000 at the county court, this week we will explain how to defend a small claim.
It has been estimated that 11,000 medium-sized businesses in the UK have the potential to benefit from changes to accounting rules, saving up to £8 million a year.

A High Court ruling clarifies for employers the perils of drafting an employer's reference and the delicate balance that must be achieved between competing interests.
Numerous changes, which affect migrants (and non-migrants), continue to be introduced by the Immigration Act 2014, which sets a precedent for contribrutions to medical care.
In the matter of R (Tummond) v Reading County Court [2014], the High Court held non-compliance sanctions would only be imposed if the deposit was not protected within 30 days.
On 25th July 2014, the Ministry of Justice announced that children over 10 ought to be able to express their opinions in court about the family dispute. This change will arguably empower children.
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) passed a ruling in the case of Bollacke v K+K Klaas & Kock that enables executors claim unpaid annual leave from the deceased's employers.
On 31st July 2014, the Government announced a crackdown on misuse of student visas, which coincides with enforcement measures under the new legal regime.
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