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  Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors A big well done to our conveyancing team! Gaby Hardwicke is among the front-runners for the 'Estate Agent Today' Conveyancing Firm of the Year award: http://www.gabyhardwicke.co.uk/news.asp?id=186

  

  Gaby Hardwicke shortlisted for Conveyancing Firm of the Year award... gabyhardwicke.co.uk

  Gaby Hardwicke has been named among the front-runners for the 'Estate Agents' Conveyancing firm of the Year' award.

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  Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors Two European Court of Justice decisions have caused confusion for businesses that play music to their customers. Will a ruling for dentists apply in the UK? Head of Commercial Law Services, David Getty, gives his view: http://www.gabyhardwicke.co.uk/news.asp?id=183

  

  European rulings on dentists, hotels and music... gabyhardwicke.co.uk

  Two similar but separate European Court of Justice (ECJ) decisions have caused confusion for businesses that play music to their customers.

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  Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors More Gaby Hardwicke history. We've added a profile on Jethro Arscott, another of our key partners of the past: http://www.gabyhardwicke.co.uk/aboutus-jethroarscott.asp

  

  The life of Jethro Arscott (1926-1997) gabyhardwicke.co.uk

  Alan Jethro Arscott – known throughout his life as Jethro Arscott – was born in Bexhill on 22 July 1926. His father (also called Jethro) was a baker and confectioner originally from Devon. A widely respected local figure,...

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  Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors Though we pride ourselves on our modern approach, Gaby Hardwicke is a law firm with a rich history. We've just added a new website profile on George Herbert, one of our key partners of the past: http://www.gabyhardwicke.co.uk/aboutus-georgeherbert.asp

  

  The life of George Herbert (1925-1986) gabyhardwicke.co.uk

  George Galloway Herbert was born in London on 13 April 1925 but was educated at Hastings Grammar School. Gifted with a sharp, logical mind, he originally planned a career as an accountant, but after six months realised that law...

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  Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors Though startling to some, the estate agents story will be no surprise to lawyers who deal with intellectual property. Our London 2012 Olympics Briefing Note covers this and a host of other issues businesses should bear in mind with the arrival of the Games: http://www.gabyhardwicke.co.uk/images/library/files/briefingnotes/London_2012_Olympic_Games.pdf

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  Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors Also in the papers today - a small chain of estate agents has been threatened with legal action for using Olympic rings as part of a window display: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/9280631/Estate-agents-threatened-with-legal-action-for-displaying-Olympic-rings.html

  

  Estate agents threatened with legal action for displaying Olympic... telegraph.co.uk

  The organisers of the Olympics have been accused of using over-bearing behaviour after a small chain of estate agents was threatened with legal action for decorating its shops with an Olympic theme.

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  Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors From 'The Telegraph' - prisoners could get the vote within six months if the UK government loses a last ditch legal challenge today: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/9282231/Prisoners-could-get-vote-within-six-months-if-UK-loses-last-battle.html

  

  Prisoners could get vote within six months if UK loses last battle... telegraph.co.uk

  David Cameron could be forced to give prisoners the vote within six months if the Government loses a last ditch legal challenge today.

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  Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors A big well done to our family lawyers who took part in a 10-mile midnight walk for Chestnut Tree House, the only children’s hospice in Sussex: http://www.gabyhardwicke.co.uk/news.asp?id=182

  

  Away from the Office... gabyhardwicke.co.uk

  Several Gaby Hardwicke family lawyers, including Debra Frazer and Frances Newbury, took part in a 10-mile sponsored walk in aid of Chestnut Tree House.

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  Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors Courtesy of BBC News - Law banning insulting words and behaviour 'has to end', say MPs and civil rights groups: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-18084081

  

  Law banning insults 'has to end' bbc.co.uk

  16 May 2012 Last updated at 06:09 ET Peter Tatchell says insults must not be criminalised in a democratic country A law banning "insulting" words or behaviour should be removed in an effort to protect free speech, MPs and civil...

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  Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors The legal world has long been a popular milieu for TV drama. BBC1's Silk returned to UK TV screens on Tuesday night and scooped an impressive 5.6m viewers (a 23.9% audience share). Law, evidently, is still all the rage: http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/may/16/silk-smooth-viewers?newsfeed=true

  

  Silk returns with a smooth 5.6m viewers guardian.co.uk

  BBC1 legal drama starring Maxine Peake and Rupert Penry-Jones watched by 23.9% share of audience. By John...

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