March 6, 2015
All Tallents Articles Employment law

Shared parental leave – what employers need to know

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February 10, 2015
All Tallents Articles Wills

What you need to know about Lasting Powers of Attorney

With an increasingly elderly population, who are living longer than ever before, it makes sense for everyone to plan for their future with a Lasting Power of Attorney. Ann Farnill, Head of Wills...

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January 6, 2015
All Tallents Articles Commercial law

New Year, new you, new business resolutions!

Tom Gibbons, commercial lawyer at Tallents Solicitors in Newark looks at a few simple New Year legal resolutions that you could make for your business and which could keep it on track for success in...

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December 17, 2014
All Tallents Articles Other

Tallents Business Review of the Year 2014

As the country started to emerge from the deepest recession in living memory, the firm looked forward to a busy year with great enthusiasm and optimism. JANUARY During 2013...

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Formal written contracts can secure the future of your business
December 17, 2014
All Tallents Articles Commercial law

Commercial leases – what tenants should know about repair issues

Landlords will want to keep the position as straightforward as possible; they will expect their tenants to repair and maintain the property, and for the costs of repairs to be in addition to the main...

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December 1, 2014
All Tallents Articles Children law Family law

Caring for the children – an explanation of care orders in child care proceedings

The Local Authority (LA) will always look to keep the child with their parents unless there are compelling reasons why this should not be. However, if there are any concerns for a child or young...

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December 1, 2014
All Tallents Articles Commercial law

An explanation of service charges in commercial leases

What are Service Charges? Service Charges are a key feature of leases where the premises, which are let to tenants, then make up parts of a larger building or estate. In these...

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November 14, 2014
All Tallents Articles Employment law

Holiday pay – are you getting it right?

On 4 November 2014 the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) handed down its decision in the landmark case of Bear Scotland Limited v Fulton in which it confirmed that holiday pay should include a sum of...

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November 4, 2014
All Tallents Articles Commercial law

What every company director should know – a guide to Shareholders’ Agreements

On a technical level, the question ‘What is a Shareholders’ Agreement?’ may appear easy to answer; it is a legally binding agreement made between the holders of shares in a...

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