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In the latest of a series of articles, we ask women in law what they would change about the profession, the industry, and the system.
The eviction ban in England and Wales has now been extended to 21 February 2021, meaning that landlords are not able to legally enforce an eviction order until this time.
Emma Peacock, Trainee Solicitor in DAS Law’s Catastrophic Injury team, discusses how she completed her LPC training while also working as a paralegal.
Could sharing thoughts and experiences online turn into an unexpected legal dispute?
If your fiancé(e) or unexpectedly breaks off the engagement, who gets to keep the engagement ring?
Despite the fact that women account for 61% of law graduates, only 28% of private practice partners are female. What can be done to improve this figure?
A mere 52% of solicitors at law firms work flexibly, compared to 66% of other UK professionals. Is flexible working a right and is it vital for encouraging more women into the industry?
It’s hardly surprising that landlords are considering increasing deposits to reduce their Covid-19 risk. Nevertheless, the Tenant Fee Act limits what you can do with deposits so, as a landlord, what are your options?
With landlords increasingly worried about securing their rent income during Covid-19 is requesting a guarantor the answer? Saiful Ahmed, Legal Adviser at DAS Law, tells you what you need to know.
DAS Law has been shortlisted in three categories at the 2019 Legal Week Innovation Awards.
A number of UK companies recently announced that they will insist that all their employees must have the Covid-19 vaccine if they wish to continue working for them.
DAS Law has been shortlisted for ‘ABS of the Year’ at the 2019 Modern Law Awards.