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Obtaining a court judgment for payment from a debtor can be a huge relief, particularly if your claim was contested. However, enforcing that judgment and actually obtaining payment can be problematic in itself if the debtor is not cooperative. There are, however, various methods you can use to enforce your judgment and get your money […]
In an effort to answer this question, The Ministry of Justice commissioned Ipsos UK to conduct research into the attitudes, knowledge and experiences of individuals and small to medium size enterprises (SMEs) which have brought cases to the civil and family courts. The findings of that study have now been published and for those of […]
One story which received a great deal of media coverage earlier this year was the publication of the results of a six-month trial involving around 2,900 workers who had moved to a four-day working week. The organisers of the UK trial heralded it as a success, and maybe you have been wondering if this could […]
