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Helping employers deal with Redundancy: Employment law guidance for employers in England & Wales
Redundancy is a business reality for many employers. This guide explains how to manage redundancy fairly and proportionately, protect against legal claims, and maintain professional relationships. Employment law advice for employers, managers, and business owners in England and Wales.

Christopher Eddison-Cogan
10 hours ago7 min read


Crafting legally sound business contracts in England & Wales
Clear contracts protect your business relationships and reduce the risk of disputes. This guide explains the legal foundations of enforceable agreements in England and Wales and the key clauses every business should address.

Abir Divanizadeh
4 days ago5 min read


How stress impacts legal decision-making: Why client care makes the difference
Stress can narrow attention, distort risk perception and increase decision fatigue. This article explores how stress affects legal decision-making and why structured client care supports clearer, more deliberate outcomes.

Jennifer Hogan Brown
Mar 25 min read


Married, successful… and still exposed: What happens if you die without a Will in 2026
Many married professionals assume their spouse would inherit everything. In England and Wales, intestacy rules can produce a very different outcome, especially where there are children or business assets.

Eddison Cogan Legal Team
Feb 278 min read


Inheritance Tax planning: How to reduce exposure without giving up control
Inheritance tax planning is not just about reducing tax. It involves deliberate choices about control, timing and risk. This guide explains how inheritance tax works in England and Wales and explores practical planning routes to reduce exposure without losing control over assets or future security.

Christopher Eddison-Cogan
Feb 246 min read


Separated but not divorced: when you still live together after separation
When one person has decided the marriage is over but both still live under the same roof, indecision can have legal and financial consequences. This guide explains the position in England and Wales, including the family home, ongoing financial claims, privacy concerns and the different rules for unmarried couples.

Eddison Cogan Legal Team
Feb 196 min read
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