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Mark Benham

Lester Aldridge completes lease for Monzo Bank's new London HQ

South Coast law firm Lester Aldridge has helped Monzo Bank to secure the lease of new central London headquarters at Finsbury Square. Monzo is a pioneering mobile-only online bank founded in 2015 and one of the UK's tech start-ups leading a banking revolution. Mark Benham, Real Estate Partner, along with his Bournemouth-based Real Estate team, advised Monzo on the deal.

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Senior Lawyer Graham Lawrence

Free half hour legal advice in Christchurch

Coles Miller Solicitors will be holding free half-hour consultations on wills, probate, trusts and powers of attorney at their Bargates, Christchurch office.

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Williams Thompson Solicitors LLP in Christchurch has won the Family Law Team of the Year Award at the inaugural Dorset Legal Awards.

Christchurch Solicitors Win Dorset's Family Law Team of the Year Award

Williams Thompson Solicitors LLP in Christchurch has won the Family Law Team of the Year Award at the inaugural Dorset Legal Awards.

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Ellis Jones won Law Firm of the Year award.

Success for Ellis Jones Solicitors at Dorset Legal Awards

Ellis Jones is celebrating after securing a triple victory at the 2018 Dorset Legal Awards. The regional law firm was named Law Firm of the Year. Senior Associate in Banking & Finance Paul Kanolik, won Lawyer of the Year. And Managing Partner Nigel Smith was presented with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award. Ellis Jones, which has offices in Bournemouth, Canford Cliffs (Poole), Ringwood, Swanage and London, was shortlisted for seven accolades at this year's awards.

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Mike Lenard Data Processing Expert Tailored Data Solutions

Fines and loss of customer trust if companies ignore new data legislation

Specialist consultancy Tailored Data Solutions has urged company directors to start taking new data compliance more seriously, as implementation of wide sweeping changes is now only weeks away. The EU General Data Protection Regulation replaces existing data laws on 25th May 2018.

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Dorset Legal Awards shortlist announced!

Dorset Legal Awards shortlist announced

ASH Elite, Dorset's only specialist Legal Recruitment consultancy, in partnership with QuoStar, a leading Bournemouth-based IT consultancy, has announced the final shortlist for the first Dorset Legal Awards.

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Laurence Dunn of DC Employment Solicitors is warning employers to stay up to date with legal changes in the workplace.

Beware gig economy rulings, Hampshire lawyer urges bosses

A recent spate of high-profile legal cases could spell increasing trouble ahead for companies who treat regular workers as self-employed service providers, a Hampshire lawyer has warned. Laurence Dunn, Director of DC Employment Solicitors, predicts "potentially very costly implications" in how the courts and tax authorities will now deal with 'worker status' disputes.

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Halloween could be employers' nightmare - but businesses don't have to be afraid

Inappropriate behaviour, 'sexy' costumes and conflicts of religious belief could make Halloween an HR nightmare for employers, but a few simple steps should leave businesses with little to fear, according to leading provider of legal services and advice, ARAG.

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L-R Peter Watson Lee Emma Hamilton Cole

100% Positive Reviews

The Family Law Department at Williams Thompson Solicitors LLP has received 100% good to excellent client care feedback in the last 5 months.

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(From left to right) Harold G Walker’s Partners; Simon Nethercott, Cath Porter, Nicola Lowe, Hugh Storry Deans and Gaynor Cooke.

Free legal advice clinics

Local law firm, Harold G Walker Solicitors is making its services more accessible than ever by announcing a series of new weekly legal advice clinics.

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Chris Keenan from Humphries Kirk

Local solicitor defends lasting powers of attorney

Local solicitor Chris Keenan from Humphries Kirk based in Wareham has defended lasting powers of attorney (LPA) after Denzil Lush, the former Senior Judge of the Court of Protection, warned they may leave elderly people open to abuse.

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Geoffrey Sturgess

Not another Data Protection Act!

On 7th August the Digital Minister of the UK Government announced the imminent publication of a "Data Protection Bill" and released a "Statement of Intent" in which the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport sets out its plans for the future regulation of personal data usage by business and its enforcement.

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