Issue 5
How do employers avoid their own expenses "scandal"?
Whilst most employers will not have to be concerned about their
employees claiming expenses for second homes, moat clearing or duck
islands, many employees will, at some time or other, have to
reclaim some business
By Jayne Holiday
The
Budget at a glance
Higgs & Sons' Ian Smith gives a Private Client practitioner's
view of the recent Budget
By Ian Smith
Older
Must Mean Wiser
BA new report released by the Office for National Statistics
shows that fewer people are getting married now than at any time in
more than 100 years
Phil Barnsley
Big
brother Britain - an answer or two fingers to Europe?
"This isn't necessarily a complete two fingers to the European
Court of Human Rights, but it is pretty close,"
By Catherine Junor
Life after
Woolf
The 26th April 1999 was a momentous day for all
lawyers involved in civil litigation with the introduction of the
Civil Procedure Rules (CPR)
By Beverley Scriven
Could lying
litigants face a costly revenge?
A decision recently handed down by the Employment Appeal Tribunal
(EAT) could mean that claimants found to be telling lies may soon
find themselves having to meet Tribunal costs
By Tim Jones
Where there
is a Will, there's generally a way....
In the current economic climate, everyone is looking to cut
back on any "unnecessary" expenditure, but can you afford not to
make a will? If you die without making a will statute will
determine how your estate is distributed
By Verity Kirby
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