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Feb

Vote Cognitive Law in the RI Recruitment Industry Suppliers Awards 2018

We are delighted to once again be shortlisted for the RI Suppliers Awards 2018 for Best legal Service These unique awards are highly coveted because they are both independent and a true reflection of quality standards Our clients are the...

Feb

How should a Director deal with a Statutory Demand served on their company?

by Darren Stone in blog

One of the most serious documents a company director can receive is the service of a statutory demand Whatever the director’s opinion is of the person serving the demand or of the debt being claimed action needs to be taken as a matter of...

Feb

Being a Consultant Solicitor has changed my life – for the better!

by Karen Blakesley in blog

Today is my 2nd anniversary as a Consultant! And I couldn’t be happier Working in this way has allowed me to finally crack the work/life balance conundrum Working for a firm in Kent for 14 years, I quickly progressed to partnership I...

Jan

OPTING OUT OF THE CONDUCT OF EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

OPTING OUT OF THE CONDUCT OF EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND EMPLOYMENT BUSINESSES REGULATIONS 2003 (“the Conduct Regulations”) Is everyone entirely sure what this means Agency recruiters talk about contractors opting out of the Conduct...

Jan

What is a prohibited name?

by Darren Stone in blog

Sometimes a company can fall into liquidation due to unforeseen circumstances, more often than not a customer or client can unexpectedly go bust and its failure to pay can lead to cash flow problems for you and ultimately your company going into...

Jan

Disqualification of Directors

by Darren Stone in blog

The case brought by the ‘The Pensions Regulator’ against Dominic Chappell concluded this week at Brighton Magistrates Court following a four day trial and seven hours of deliberation by the District Judge Mr Chappell was convicted of three...

Jan

Why I Co-Founded Cognitive Law

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

A few years ago I thought I was about the least entrepreneurial solicitor on the planet I’m naturally quite risk averse, and I had achieved partner status in private practice What more could I want from my career I wasn’t unhappy, but I...

Jan

Cognitive Law are proud to support the Opera Global Youth Foundation in 2018

by Amy Pulling in blog

This year we have chosen to support the Opera Global Youth Foundation as our official charity for 2018 Opera provide practical and financial support for young people age 16-24 to find, gain and stay in work They work with recruitment and staffing...

Jan

Insolvency rise in the retail sector

by Darren Stone in blog

In October 2017 it was widely reported that Personal insolvencies rose by 11pc in the three months to September This was up by 8% for the same period in 2016, the largest contributor to the increase was the record number, 15,523 individual...

Jan

Jamie and Louise Rednapp granted divorce

by Amy Pulling in blog

We read last week the sad news that Jamie and Louise Rednapp have divorced after 19 years of marriage Former popstar and Strictly finalist Louise cited ‘Unreasonable behaviour’ as the grounds for divorcing ex-footballer Jamie A court judge...

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Vote Cognitive Law in the RI Recruitment Industry Suppliers Awards 2018

How should a Director deal with a Statutory Demand served on their company?

Being a Consultant Solicitor has changed my life – for the better!

OPTING OUT OF THE CONDUCT OF EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

What is a prohibited name?

Disqualification of Directors

Why I Co-Founded Cognitive Law

Cognitive Law are proud to support the Opera Global Youth Foundation in 2018

Insolvency rise in the retail sector

Jamie and Louise Rednapp granted divorce

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