0:20 What is a Notary Public? 0:38 Why do I need a Notary Public? 0:56 Why may businesses require a Notary public? 1:29 What types of businesses can benefit from a Notary Public? 1:41 What other things do you need to think about when setting up overseas? 1:41 What forms of identification are acceptable? 2:05 Can you notarise a document without the person being present? 2:46 Do I need a witness for my document & who can be a witness? 3:14 How much to get a document(s) notarised? 3:42 How quick to get a document(s) notarised? 4:05 What is the difference between a Solicitor and Notary Public? 4:31 What is an apostille and do I need one?
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6:16 Do you think that Councils will get many Covid-19 related 19 claims? 14:26 How have the Ministry of Justice reforms affected the level of claims? 16:35 Since the reforms are the Courts processing cases quicker? 17:26 Have the % levels of compensation paid to injured parties increased? 23:04 What is the HSE’s approach to covid-19 compliance, including their enforcement strategy? 25:17 Tips for methods to prevent prosecution 28:24 The annual HSE fatality statistics have been released. What does this tell us for those working in the H&S sector? 33:41 When an employee returns to work in the office from homeworking through the Covid-19 pandemic, can they justify becoming a regular homeworker and consequently refuse to spend full time hours in the office? What can be done to prevent the employee refusing to return to full time work in the office? 38:47 What to you do from a HR perspective if; employees are concerned about/potentially refusing to return to the workplace because of risks to health; and if employees have been working from home and want to change to permanently working from home. 42:47 We are starting to hear about furlough fraud investigations in the press. Do you think that we will see more and more of those in the future, and what are the consequences for a business? 46:16 Recent health and safety news includes the Boohoo scandal and Modern slavery implications. Is that something that you see prosecuted a lot, and what lessons can we learn from what we know about it? 49:33 What if our work premises do not lend themselves to effective social distancing? 52:45 Should a company have a modern slavery policy statement which states they implement training for their employees on the matter?
0:38 What is probate? 1:23 Do you have to apply for a grant of probate in all estates? 2:20 What are the duties of an executor? 3:46 If you've been appointed as an executor, do you have to act? 4:52 What should you do first when dealing with an estate? 6:09 How do you pay for the funeral? 6:33 What is the process for applying for a grant of probate? 7:51 Do you need to appoint a solicitor to deal with the administration of an estate? 10:01 How long does it take to get a grant of probate?
00:24 How do you make a complaint if you have experienced poor treatment in a hospital? 1:12 How long do you have to make a complaint? 1:24 What happens once you have made a complaint? 1:55 What is the complaints process designed to do? 2:23 What if you are not happy with the complaint response? 2:37 When should you make a complaint? 2:46 What is the difference between a complaint and a claim? 3:43 When should you approach a solicitor? 4:44 Are there some occasions when a hospital is obliged to investigate? 5:28 Are there some things that should simply never happen? 5:40 What can the complaints and claims process do? 6:18 What is the effect of the COVID pandemic on the complaints and Court process?
0:30 - What is a data breach and what types of data does this involve? 1:36 - When might you be eligible to make a claim for compensation for a breach of data protection? 2:23 - What evidence do you need to start a claim? 3:58 - Who can you claim against for a breach of data protection? 4:18 - What do you have to do to prove your case? 5:20 - How is the compensation assessed and awarded?
SFE means nothing,if the Solicitor doesn't stick to the rules of the SFE no one can do anything the SRA said, The SFE is not recognised by the SRA (Rang the SRA) its just a club where Solicitors join and get a sticker for their window, Please correct me if I am wrong Ms Motley
Not just any lawyer can be a member of SFE. Members must have spent a substantial amount of their time working for older and vulnerable clients and have to fulfil SFE’s own criteria for membership. They must also follow the SFE code of practice which is published by the SFE on their website. If you believe that a member is not following the code of practice then you can contact SFE and ask them to investigate. SFE members who are solicitors are also governed by the SRA rules. The SFE membership allows you to identify those legal professionals who have a specialist interest in working for older and vulnerable clients.
