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Many people feel an enormous sense of relief when the judge signs your divorce agreement. After months—sometimes years—of emotional stress, financial uncertainty, and legal negotiations, it finally feels like you can breathe again. You may want to put the paperwork away, close the chapter, and move forward with your life. But here’s the reality: once …

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The government has set the wheels in motion for a potentially significant expansion in class actions – with an emphasis on ‘proportionate cost’. The Law Commission today announced the beginning of a project, sponsored by the Department for Business and Trade, to ‘consider the potential introduction of a consumer class actions regime’. Such a jurisdiction …

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As companies chase growth in emerging markets, many find themselves operating in increasingly complex geopolitical landscapes, marked by armed conflict and political instability. The commercial potential? Significant. The legal exposure? Unpredictable. These regions are not just operationally complex—they are a legal minefield. Litigation risks can arise not only from direct involvement in conflict-related activities, but also …

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Monday 20 April 2026 2:58 am |  Updated:  Friday 17 April 2026 4:01 pm  UK fintech leaders flagged concerns with capital conditions. Over seven in ten UK fintech chiefs are switching growth plans due to the country’s ailing capital conditions. Some 71 per cent of the sector’s top bosses said they have had to adjust growth …

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Pro se employment lawsuits are surging – and generative artificial intelligence (GAI) is quietly reshaping what those cases look like, how long they last, and how expensive they are to defend. Gone are the days of nonsensical handwritten pleadings; pro se plaintiffs are now arriving with polished filings and relentless motion practice. Although employers continue …

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Friday 17 April 2026 1:40 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 17 April 2026 3:27 pm Pubs and restaurants face “relentless” cost pressures The rate of corporate collapse in hospitality surged in February in signs the sector was struggling to stay afloat even before the Iran war brought further cost pressures.  The number of accommodation and food service firms …

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Get comfortable being uncomfortable. That is one of the most valuable nuggets I’ve heard, and one that gave me the courage and inspired me to love myself and get out of a toxic marriage. Here is my story. I was so excited to be in my first real committed relationship at the age of 23. …

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There is something I believe every person going through a divorce truly needs: emotional support–namely divorce support groups for women. Of course, there are many ways to get that support. Therapy, divorce coaching, and leaning on friends and family can all be incredibly helpful. But divorce support groups for women is one form of support …

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Friday 10 April 2026 3:02 pm UK businesses are adopting AI at a pace, but many are still struggling to convert that momentum into real, meaningful financial returns. According to IBM’s Race for ROI study, 66 per cent of British enterprises report significant productivity improvements from AI, with 63 per cent of senior leaders citing …

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Are you looking for relationship closure after your divorce? The aftermath of every breakup or divorce is unique. Some couples are able to remain good friends, others end up cordial but distant, and then there are some who walk away bitter and angry, and want no future contact with one other. But there’s one thing …

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Amidst the fear, anger, resentment, anxiety and sadness of divorce, there’s something good. Know what that is? Excitement. The excitement lies not in the past chapters of your life that have already happened, but in the ones to come. And I think that no matter how much pain you are in during and after divorce, …

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Saturday 11 April 2026 8:00 am  |  Updated:  Friday 10 April 2026 9:49 am Brands must align with the moment, say Havas Media ahead of the Tyson Fury bout Tonight, when Tyson Fury steps back into the ring, the spectacle will be available live on Netflix to 300m customers worldwide. It is a knockout for audiences. …

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If you’re divorced and single, chances are you’ve said, or at least thought, some version of this: “Dating is awful. I can’t meet anyone. There are no good people out there.” Finding love after divorce might seem impossible. I hear this from clients all the time. And I understand why people feel this way. Dating …

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Divorce can shake your confidence in ways you may never have expected. Many people I work with tell me they suddenly feel unsure about who they are, what they want, and even how they present themselves to the world. Building confidence is done in many ways, one of which starts in your clothes closet! Whether …

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One of the first and most important decisions people make when they begin the divorce process is how they want to get divorced. Yet many people don’t realize they even have a choice of mediation vs litigation. After practicing family law for more than 15 years, I’ve found that most clients walk into my office …

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Deepfakes: they’re real and coming to our courtrooms. And they are going to change how we do things. But are our judges and us trial lawyers prepared? I earlier authored an article raising the issue whether the mushrooming creation of deepfakes would jeopardize our judicial and litigation system. My concern and that of others is …

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By JOHN-PAUL FORD ROJAS, DEPUTY BUSINESS EDITOR Updated: 00:01, 6 April 2026 A raft of workers’ rights that come into force today threatens to cause chaos for employers, Labour has been warned. The changes under the Employment Rights Act – which became law last year – include the right to statutory sick pay (SSP) from the …

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Divorce statistics UK often reflect the influence of traditional gender norms on marital relationships. These norms often dictate specific roles for men and women within marriages, with men traditionally seen as primary earners while women take on caregiving roles. However, these roles can create imbalances, especially during divorces. In this article, we’ll be exploring the …

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Wednesday 01 April 2026 8:40 am Two-thirds of hospitality businesses will be forced to cut jobs and one in seven will shut altogether as a direct result of “suffocating” April tax rises, leading trade bodies have found. More than half (51 per cent) of hospitality firms will cancel investment plans and 42 per cent will …

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