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Government announces reform to non-competes in employment contracts
The Government has once again turned its attention to non-compete clauses, announcing plans to reform their use in employment contracts. While the aim is to support innovation and make it easier for start-ups and scale-ups to attract talent, the detail remains unclear. As past attempts at reform have shown, there can be a long road between consultation, policy announcements and legislation. Employment Partner, Tom McLaughlin explores what has been proposed so far, the history of previous reform efforts, and the potential implications for employers if changes do move forward.
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Budget 2026: How might wealth be taxed?
In the Tax Journal, Dom Rothbarth, Private Wealth Partner, examines the Government’s potential options for raising revenue through the taxation of wealth ahead of Budget 2026.
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Boodle Hatfield partners with the Young Vic
Boodle Hatfield has announced a new partnership with the Young Vic, one of the UK’s most innovative and acclaimed theatres
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Lasting Powers of Attorney, liberty and the right forum: reflections on the Sir Ranulph Fiennes reports
The recent coverage surrounding Sir Ranulph Fiennes has shone a spotlight on complex questions of mental capacity, personal autonomy and deprivation of liberty. Nicola Bushby and Alex Gamble examine what the law says about Lasting Powers of Attorney, who can make decisions when capacity is lost, and the role of the Court of Protection in resolving disputes.