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Mulalley v Sto: What the First Section 149 Building Safety Act Case Means for the Construction Industry
The recent case of Mulalley & Co Ltd v Sto Ltd and Sto SE & Co. KGaA [2026] EWHC 1552 (TCC) [...]
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Employers hiring in July 2026 face new unfair dismissal risks in 2027
Employers should review recruitment and probation processes ahead of major employment law changes. F[...]
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Proposed probate and Court of Protection fee increases: what you need to know
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has announced proposed increases to a number of fees charged by HM Cou[...]
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Construction Workshop Series Continues with Practical Focus on Resolving Disputes
On Wednesday 24th June, we were pleased to welcome construction professionals back to our Norwich of[...]
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Rogers & Norton Secure High Court Injunction to Protect Business Acquisition Covenants
Our Rogers & Norton Commercial Litigation Team, led by Peter Hastings and supported by Abby Kers[...]
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Cohabitation Consultation – What this means for you
Do cohabiting couples have the same legal protections as married couples? Many cohabiting couples as[...]
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Applications Open for Rogers & Norton’s 2026 – 2027 Law Academy!
We are delighted to announce the launch of our 2026 – 2027 Law Academy programme, offering sixth f[...]
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New Cladding Judgment Highlights Continuing Building Safety Challenges
Nearly nine years after the Grenfell Tower tragedy brought building safety into sharp focus, the cou[...]