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- Gender equality among workers 'some way off'
- Landlords issued insurance warning
- Vote goes in favour of civil partnership amendment
- Employers 'neglecting staff wellbeing during recession'
- Tenants and landlords 'will benefit from green loan plans'
- Consumers 'are too reliant on credit'
- Family want to be compensated for holiday nightmare
- Maternity pay in UK 'insufficient'
- Landlords to have new mortgage service
- Proposed civil partnership amendment receives support
- Employees 'should stand up against unpaid overtime'
- Quitting smoking 'can result in big insurance savings'
- New kite-mark development 'will boost car buyers' confidence'
- Earnings 'rose in 2009'
- Current laws 'discriminate against older workers'
- Cheryl and Ashley Cole divorce 'may prove costly'
- NLA calls for end to letting agent renewal fees
- Motorists buying second-hand cars 'should make thorough checks'
- Personal loan and credit card milestone recognised
- Some fathers 'unaware of employment rights'
- Workers 'may be prepared to accept pay freezes'
- Marriages and civil partnerships to be allowed in Parliament
- Motorists 'failing to haggle when buying new cars'
- Non-resident fathers 'need greater employment support'
- Consumers advised to insure engagement rings
- 'Fewer landlords' struggling to meet mortgage repayments
- ONS: Marriage rate in England and Wales low in 2008
- Women 'would benefit from more flexible working arrangements'
- Consumers 'keen to make video wills'
- Insurance claims made for water damage 'up'
- Harman abandons plans to alter church employment laws
- Bad weather 'did not deter car buyers last month'
- Banks 'are not concerned with consumer's views'
- AMI: Stamp duty threshold should be raised
- Young Muslims 'entering into marriages that aren't legally recognised'
- Tenancy deposit legislation 'working'
- Paternity leave development 'is good news'
- Family seek more compensation over holiday nightmare
- Divorce rate in England and Wales 'declining'
- 'More progress needed' in tackling gender pay gap
- Govt's insurance decision receives criticism
- New mortgage products 'making property purchases easier'
- UK sees rise in 'reluctant tenants'
- January 'least popular time to get married'
- Govt 'should introduce inheritance tax reforms'
- 'Millions of consumers' reliant on credit
- New gender pay reporting proposals outlined
- Many landlords 'planning to purchase more properties soon'
- Number of people planning to buy cars 'on the rise'
- Employers 'should prevent weight-based bullying at work'
- Workers 'at risk of invalidating car insurance'
- Over 18,000 parking tickets handed out on road last year
- REC: Race discrimination needs to be tackled
- Govt support for families "big step forward"
- Family to receive compensation over holiday nightmare
- Peer pushes for civil partnerships to be allowed in churches
- Default retirement age 'is a waste of talent and resources'
- Landlords 'concerned over regulation'
- Advice offered to those making claims over ice-related injuries
- Firms 'have legal duty to protect those working at height'
- Govt 'committed to increasing female representation in finance industry'
- Recession 'causing increase in disability discrimination'
- Separated couples 'forced to cohabit for financial reasons'
- Mental health problems 'still resulting in discrimination among workers'
- Tax incentives plans for married couples 'may not be feasible'
- Writing wills 'can reduce likelihood of family arguments'
- Disputes between neighbours 'on the rise in Cambridgeshire'
- Couples considering divorce 'should not rush into it'
- Millions of Brits 'to transfer credit card balances'
- Disability discrimination 'made worse by recession'
- Workers 'will benefit from Equality Bill'
- Purchasing a car 'can be cheaper online'
- Consumers 'should be protected from bills of sale lending practices'
- Many young Britons 'lacking wills'
- Risk of divorces 'higher over festive season'
- People selling homes 'can expect value increases next year'
- Consumers 'should be assertive when protecting their rights'
- TUC welcomes legal decision concerning civil partnerships
- Buying a property 'considered crucial by 51% of Brits'
- Electric vehicle buyers 'will benefit from govt announcements'
- Drivers 'risking having to make insurance claims for theft'
- CIPD notes fall in number of people receiving pay rises
- Landlords 'being penalised by stamp duty decision'
- Scrappage scheme 'has boosted new car sales'
- Proportion of children with married parents 'falling'
- NLA calls for more support for landlords over late payments
- Car insurance costs 'vary across the country'
- Parking fines 'should not be used as source of income generation'
- Thousands move home to escape neighbours, study finds
- Rising divorce rate 'to contribute to changes in family structures'
- Consumers 'want unauthorised overdraft charges blocked'
- Status quo regarding women in business 'must be changed'
- HSE aims to reduce accidents involving cranes
- Women 'may be hindered by maternity leave extension'
- Consultation launched over inheritance legislation
- Party backtracks on MP's comments over cohabitation rights
- Bank charges ruling 'surprising'
- Initiative may lead to reduction in workplace accidents
- Women 'still facing discrimination at board level'
- Man seeks compensation for holiday injuries
- Angina attack victim disputes parking ticket
- Expert issues flood insurance warning
- Motoring penalty system 'focused on new drivers'
- Pensions hit hard by over-60s divorces
- Children 'main victims' of contentious divorces
- UK's gender pay gap 'must be addressed'
- Employers 'discriminate against disabled people'
- Credit concerns 'affecting behaviour of consumers'
- Assumptions 'should not be made about absence of wills'
- Workers 'increasingly suffering due to workplace bullying'
- Motorists issued refunds over incorrect speeding tickets
- Male drivers 'perceived as higher risk by insurers'
- Holidaymakers seek compensation after suffering sickness
- Race discrimination "endemic" in schools
- Unfinalised divorce saw Peter Sellers's wife inherit £4.5m
- Overdraft charges 'increasingly confusing'
- HSE: Thousands suffer workplace injuries due to falls from height
- Parking tickets at shopping centre come under fire
- Women 'should speak up over pay discrimination'
- Cohabiting couples may get new inheritance rights
- People thinking of confronting nuisance neighbours 'should consider safety'
- New proposals announced by protect credit at store card users
- Millions of Britons lacking wills, study finds
- Extended vehicle scrappage scheme goes live
- Will disputes 'on the increase'
- Rental arrears 'worrying for landlords'
- Fathers 'should not be subject to paternity leave discrimination'
- People suffering race discrimination 'should take case to tribunal'
- Landlords told to be thorough with tenant checks
- Popularity of prenups 'to rise' (category: family - divorce)
- Family takes legal action over holiday illness
- Banks still giving "poor customer service and shoddy sales tactics"
- Workplace discrimination victims 'may be set for increased payouts'
- Local authorities 'should use existing laws to tackle rogue landlords'
- 'Greater emphasis' needs to be placed on flexible working benefits
- Legal battle to overrule will proves successful
- Divorcing couples 'increasingly turning to collaborative approach'
- Good garages 'should warn motorists about worn tyres in advance'
- Divorce laws 'must be updated'
- Banks to provide greater transparency over current accounts
- Drivers consider launching petition over parking tickets
- Calls made for new measures to tackle rogue landlords
- Employers 'should include staff in discussions concerning redundancies'
- Consumers 'should not neglect making wills'
- Greater regulation of sale and rent back schemes needed, expert says
- Broadband users 'not having problems resolved'
- Older consumers 'should have more help getting insurance'
- Car scrappage scheme 'has bolstered consumer confidence'
- Reports of neighbourhood disturbance 'on the rise'
- Landlords 'critical over national register'
- Housing association tenants 'more satisfied with landlords'
- Farmers urged to make wills
- Road accident victims 'will benefit from new compensation scheme'
- Calls made for changes in divorce laws
- Landlords 'suffering due to lack of mortgage lending'
- Govt helpline 'will help workers understand their rights'
- Consumers 'value customer service among financial service providers'
- New parental leave rules 'will enhance gender equality'
- Defamation laws "need to be updated"
- Thousands issued parking tickets in Cheltenham
- Disgruntled holidaymaker succeeds in getting payout
- Parental leave to be made more flexible
- Employment conditions for disabled people 'must be improved'
- Writing a will is an "expression of a wish"
- Many landlords 'concerned over possible rental arrears'
- Calls made for expansion of consumer travel cover
- Bank charges 'need to be clearer'
- 'More people' renegotiating divorce settlements
- Gender pay gap 'significant in banking sector'
- Internet proposals 'may harm consumer rights'
- Calls made for extension of motor scrappage scheme
- PPI point of sale ban should remain, consumer group says
- Over-50s 'less likely to incur late fees on credit card repayments'
- Pre-nups 'becoming more common'
- Database for NLA members launched
- Workers with mental health problems 'still face discrimination'
- Poor pay increases 'a sign of economic pressures'
- "Little prospect" of loan rates falling
- Man launches campaign against parking tickets
- Divorce settlements 'being delayed until economy recovers'
- Pets 'causing disputes between neighbours'
- Priest speaks out against comments made over civil partnerships
- Rail passengers to receive compensation 'for 7-hour journey'
- Consumers 'may have a claim' due to flawed credit agreements
- UK divorce laws are 'outdated'
- Interest on IHT 'will help government budget deficit'
- Careless driving proposals "could trivialise the offence"
- Parents 'more aware' of importance of wills
- Lower interest rates 'good for landlords and tenants'
- New landlord database 'may be confusing'
- 'Consult a solicitor' when making a will
- Alternatives to high street banks 'good for consumers'
- Domestic abuse victims 'to be assisted in divorce efforts by new courts'
- Employment law breaches uncovered by investigation
- Motorists 'can avoid large bills through regular car maintenance'
- Tenants 'lacking awareness of deposit protection'
- Speed cameras "there to save lives"
- Expert advises against relying on inheritances to fund retirement
- New rules for landlords "unreasonable"
- Holidaymakers injured in terrorist attacks to qualify for compensation
- 'Many people unaware of legal aid'
- Landlords 'may face legal bills due to lack of insurance'
- Many workers 'unaware of flexible working rights'
- New rules 'may restrict consumers' access to credit'
- Tenants 'ignoring EPCs'
- Progress in reducing gender pay gap "stalling", report suggests
- Secrecy of royal wills may be about to lapse
- Agency workers register grievances over treatment
- Dispute between neighbours results in community order
- Quakers consider issue of civil partnerships
- Consumers' holiday rights examined
- Radio presenter to sue Jacqui Smith for defamation
- Legal aid proposals postponed
- Waiver on bank charge complaints extended
- 'Fewer speeding tickets' issued in Sussex
- 'Clock ticking' over SRB scheme applications
- Woman receives compensation after suffering discomfort due to holiday
- Pay freezes 'unfair on workers'
- Companies 'legally obliged to protect safety of younger workers'
- Cohabitation prior to marriage 'increases likelihood of divorce'
- Current parental leave provisions 'inadequate'
- Many Britons 'lacking wills'
- Court ruling 'good news for landlords'
- Motorists 'confused by vehicle maintenance charges'
- "Cooling off period" for divorce seekers to be recommended
- CAB reports problems with legal aid access
- Working mums in UK 'suffer big pay penalties'
- Charity leader defends stance on civil partnerships
- Trading standards take action over building work complaints
- Proposed laws to help tenants 'need to be rethought'
- Court ruling 'could pave way for changes to pre-nups'
- Credit card providers 'giving unrequested limit extensions'
- Regulation of SRB schemes now in place
- Workplace bullying victim secures compensation
- Many drivers 'may be refunded for speeding tickets'
- Wife loses legal bid to renegotiate divorce settlement
- Fathers 'need more flexible working time'
- Firm issues vehicle purchase warning
- Credit card firms "wrong" to reject insurance claims
- Consumers urged to make wills before emigrating
- Concerns expressed over possible decline of legal aid
- Recession 'may lead to more accidents at work'
- Regulations 'need to focus on better outcomes for consumers'
- 'Backlash will occur' if employees are made to pay for economic crisis
- Divorcing later in life 'can adversely affect finances'
- Couple receive £27k in compensation over insurance
- Victim of workplace bullying returns to job in council
- Independent garages urged to sign up to code of practice
- Freedom of Information Act 'comes of age'
- Attitudes towards working mothers 'have improved'
- New initiative launched to help with disputes between neighbours
- Consumers 'favour sentimental items over money in wills'
- Turner issues warning to mortgage payment protection providers
- Couple seek compensation over holiday
- Many potential motor speeding convictions in Lancashire 'withdrawn'
- Michael Owen successful in defamation claim
- New regulations concerning 'sale and rent back' schemes to be introduced
- Suspension of parental leave plans announced
- Recession 'leaving divorced pensioners worse off'
- BMA: Care standards a concern for NHS doctors
- Double-check tenancy deposit scheme, landlords warned
- Landlord insurance 'crucial' for legal expenses
- FOS reports rise in complaints made about insurance
- 'Most people' would be pleased if parents gave to charity in wills
- Private tenants 'being let down by lack of regulation'
- Ahipp issues response to charges imposed by estate agents
- Man forced to payout in neighbour dispute
- Jonathan Ross sues over alleged defamation
- Woman receives compensation from rogue trader
- Worker receives payout for workplace accident
- Proposed register of landlords "flawed"
- Mother of swine flu sufferer receives compensation from holiday firm
- Minimum wage to increase, govt reveals
- Landlord ordered to repay rent to tenants
- Calls made for increased property purchasing support
- Motoring fine statistics "alarming", MP says
- Divorce rate 'to fall during recession'
- Families take legal action against NHS following superbug deaths
- European MPs to vote on lesbian parental leave
- Complaint made of dishonesty in conveyancing process
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- New Protection For Homeowners
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- Xl Leisure Collapse: What Are My Rights?
- Unfair Discrimination By Estate Agent
- Is Your Will Up To Date?
- Warning About Dangers Of Carbon Monoxide
- Consumers Protected By New Laws
- Banks Lose Overdraft Charges Court Case
- Equal Treatment For Disabled People
- An End To Dodgy Bailiffs
- Minister Says Consumers The Driving Force Behind Legal Reform
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- Interview: Mark Stobbs, Director Of The Bar Standards Board
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- Interview: Professor Shamit Saggar, The Legal Complaints Service (LCS)
- Interview: Justin Jacobs, Assistant Director At The Association Of British Insurers
- Interview: Peter Williamson, Chair Of The Solicitors Regulation Authority
- Interview: Mark Boleat, Claims Management Regulator At The Ministry Of Justice
- Interview: Oliver Heald, Shadow Secretary Of State For Constitutional Affairs
- Interview: David Fisher, Axa Insurance And Helen Merfield, Rehabilitation Expert
- Interview: Desmond Hudson, Chief Executive Of The Law Society
- Interview: Lord Whitty, Chair Of The National Consumer Council
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