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Sharon Latham

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  • Lawyer
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sharon.latham@clarkewillmott.com

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Sharon is a Partner in the Employment team specialising in the provision of HR/legal/strategic support to businesses (and senior employees) in the private and public sector. This ranges from advising on dismissal/grievance situations, discrimination, breach of contract, and tribunal representation, right through to the sale and purchase of businesses (whether healthy or distressed), reorganisations, TUPE and redundancies.

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I’ve been asked to attend a police interview. What are my rights and how should I prepare for it?

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What can I do if I am a victim of domestic abuse? 1 answer

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15.12.2024

I am experiencing domestic abuse and need help to protect myself. What are my legal options?

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Can I refuse to pay a parking fine I believe is unfair? 1 answer

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15.12.2024

I received a parking fine, but I think it was issued unfairly. What are my options to contest it?

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What are my rights if I’m stopped by the police? 1 answer

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15.12.2024

I was stopped by the police while driving. What are my rights and obligations?

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What are my rights if my landlord increases the rent? 1 answer

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15.12.2024

My landlord has raised my rent unexpectedly. Is this legal, and what can I do about it?

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How do I claim inheritance if there is no will? 1 answer

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15.12.2024

A close relative passed away without leaving a will. How can I ensure my share of the inheritance?

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What should I do if I’m facing bankruptcy? 1 answer

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15.12.2024

I am unable to pay my debts and may need to declare bankruptcy. What are my options?

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How can I protect my assets during a divorce? 1 answer

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I am going through a divorce and want to ensure my assets are fairly divided. What should I do?

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