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What happens to jewellery on divorce?
05 Aug 2026The division of jewellery on divorce can raise complex questions of ownership, value, and family intention. In this article, we explore some of the key considerations for separating couples.

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5 Common misconceptions about divorce and separation in England and Wales
05 Aug 2026It can certainly be said that divorce is one of the most significant and challenging life events a person can experience. We often speak to people who have real misconceptions about how the law operates, which sometimes causes them to have unrealistic expectations and be disappointed when the legal outcome differs from what they anticipated.

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EAT confirms whistleblowers cannot cherry pick which parts of a report to a regulator count as a protected disclosure
05 Aug 2026The EAT has confirmed that whistleblowers cannot rely on selected passages of a disclosure to a regulator in isolation; tribunals are entitled to read the disclosure in full context when assessing the worker's belief in its truth.

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EAT confirms COT3 settlement does not remove entitlement to written reasons
05 Aug 2026The EAT has confirmed that a COT3 settlement does not, without more, prevent a party from obtaining written reasons for an employment tribunal decision that were properly requested before settlement.

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Acas consults on the first full rewrite of the statutory Code of Practice on Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures since 2009
05 Aug 2026Acas has published a fully revised draft Code that would fundamentally reshape disciplinary and grievance procedures, with a much greater emphasis on informal resolution and early workplace intervention.

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Universities and precautionary injunctions against protestors: navigating rising challenges
05 Aug 2026Recent global conflicts have led to a noticeable increase in protests and encampments across university campuses.
Many universities are now managing organised demonstrations, “sit-ins” and, in some cases, sustained occupations of their buildings or open spaces.





