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Worker or Self Employed?

Worker or Self Employed?

There have been a number of gig economy cases examining whether individuals satisfy the definition of ‘worker’ under s230(3)(b) of the Employment Rights Act 1996.  The latest case in front of the Court of Appeal, Stuart Delivery Ltd v Augustine, involved a moped...
Shining a light on secret and half secret trusts

Shining a light on secret and half secret trusts

A secret trust can be a useful way of leaving a gift in your will if you do not wish the details of that gift to become public knowledge.  Historically, secret trusts were used by those wishing to pass assets to extra-marital partners or illegitimate children without...
Changing Your Childs Name

Changing Your Childs Name

A child’s name can be changed with the written consent of everyone with parental responsibility. A person with parental responsibility has a legal responsibility to look after a child and make important decisions on their behalf, such as medical decisions.  ...
Commercial specialist Emma Reed joins Wollens

Commercial specialist Emma Reed joins Wollens

Chris Hart, Wollens Chief Executive and Emma Reed, Partner.  Wollens are delighted to welcome Partner and Solicitor Emma Reed to the Commercial department. An established, successful, and diligent lawyer, Emma will work with Wollens clients in all aspects of...
Celebrating fifty years in the profession!

Celebrating fifty years in the profession!

Well known Wollens Solicitor Michael Cosgrave is celebrating 50 years since he was admitted to the profession way back in 1971. This milestone fell on 1st November and the 2nd January 2022 marks the anniversary whereby Michael will have been working with Wollens for...