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Employers: It’s November Again. Must You Pay 13th Cheques?
Originally published 2024-10-28: Employers: It’s November Again. Must You Pay 13th Cheques?. Historical legal commentary; consult current service guidance.
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No Means No: What the New Case on Consent Means for Victims of Sexual Violence
Originally published 2024-10-28: No Means No: What the New Case on Consent Means for Victims of Sexual Violence. Historical legal commentary; consult current se
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Three Ways to Protect Yourself from the Nightmare Neighbour in Your Complex
Originally published 2024-09-25: Three Ways to Protect Yourself from the Nightmare Neighbour in Your Complex. Historical legal commentary; consult current servi
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How Can You Protect Your Heirs’ Inheritances from Their Creditors?
Originally published 2024-09-25: How Can You Protect Your Heirs’ Inheritances from Their Creditors?. Historical legal commentary; consult current service guidan
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How Does the New Corruption Reporting Law Affect Your Business?
Originally published 2024-09-25: How Does the New Corruption Reporting Law Affect Your Business?. Historical legal commentary; consult current service guidance.
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Protect Your Employees from Harassment and Abuse – or Pay the Price
Originally published 2024-09-25: Protect Your Employees from Harassment and Abuse – or Pay the Price. Historical legal commentary; consult current service guida
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Sibling Showdown: How One Missing Word in a Will Divided a Family
Originally published 2024-08-27: Sibling Showdown: How One Missing Word in a Will Divided a Family. Historical legal commentary; consult current service guidanc
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Recording a conversation: permission to record is not permission to publish
Before recording or sharing a conversation, distinguish participation, lawful purpose, privacy and evidential use. Prepare the complete context for legal advice.
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Waiving the Bond Clause to Keep a Sale Alive: Risk Versus Reward
Originally published 2024-08-27: Waiving the Bond Clause to Keep a Sale Alive: Risk Versus Reward. Historical legal commentary; consult current service guidance
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