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Jan

How I Am Changing Women’s Lives – One Solicitor At A Time

New Year, New Life How I Am Changing Women’s Lives – One Solicitor At A Time I guess that might be a bit of a sweeping statement, but it’s not untrue And it started with my own I had become a cliché of the working professional mother...

Jan

Dec

Is your business financially ready for 2020?

by Francesca Damario in blog

Get your business finances in order for the New Year As we wind down to the end of the year and turn our mind to Christmas parties, pantomimes and celebrations with the family it’s easy to let the business take a back sit However, now is actually...

Nov

The end of Swedish Derogation and what it means for you

by Francesca Damario in blog

As well as keeping on top of the changes to IR35, there will also be changes to the Agency Worker Regulations (“AWR”) to worry about come 6th April 2021 Currently, under the AWR, agency workers can work under “Swedish Derogation” which means...

Nov

How to request flexible working

by Annabel Cole in blog

The Flexible Working Regulations 2014 granted all employees with more than 26 weeks’ service the right to apply for a flexible working arrangement in the UK A statutory application can be made to the same employer once each year The right to...

Nov

Your local Seaford family solicitor

by Amy Pulling in blog

We are delighted to be featured in the November 2019 issue of Seaford Scene (see page 53) Local Seaford Family Solicitor Brigitte Shakespeare offers friendly, comprehensive and affordable family law advice Brigitte offers an initial appointment...

Oct

Lucy Tarrant elected as Vice President of the Sussex Law Society

by Amy Pulling in blog

We are thrilled to share the news that Cognitive Law’s Managing Director, Lucy Tarrant, has been formally elected as Vice President for the Sussex Law Society The Sussex Law Society is a professional organisation for solicitors living or...

Oct

The continued cost of the failure of Thomas Cook

by Darren Stone in blog

It has been reported that Thomas Cook had initially approached the Government for a loan of £200 million to make up a shortfall in its funding to avoid going insolvent, however this loan was not made and the government avoided setting a precedent...

Oct

Life now as a flexible working Consultant Solicitor

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

Enjoying the change I could probably wax lyrical for pages about how happy I am that I have made the break away from traditional legal practice In case you’re about to check out my employment history on LinkedIn, I’m always at pains to say there...

Oct

How to grow your new business

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

Spreading the word It was always of huge importance to me to let everyone know what we were doing I knew the structure and offering of Cognitive Law wasn’t unique, but it’s not the norm, and I maintain that it’s a bloody good idea So, once we...

WOW! Have you ever seen a more fantastic testimonial! Congratulations Brigitte Shakespeare. The guidance and suppor… https://t.co/mhzM10gKru

Thanks for sharing @LucyLegal’s exciting news! We so proud of our MD and look forward to the year of presidency ahe… https://t.co/hPHs0G06tt

RT @2to3days: "You have to think about the person behind the job title." This is key right now to ensuring your employees feel supported as…

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How I Am Changing Women’s Lives – One Solicitor At A Time

Is your business financially ready for 2020?

The end of Swedish Derogation and what it means for you

How to request flexible working

Your local Seaford family solicitor

Lucy Tarrant elected as Vice President of the Sussex Law Society

The continued cost of the failure of Thomas Cook

Life now as a flexible working Consultant Solicitor

How to grow your new business

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