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Cash Flow Problems? Pay Day Loans Are Not The Solution

Mar 5, 2014

Cash flow problems are forcing some businesses to resort to using pay day loans to help short term. Traditional lenders such as banks have been criticised for not supporting small businesses during the recession. The government has tried to step in and made some funds...

The Role Of Judges At Trial – Time For Change?

Mar 5, 2014

There are proposals to modify the roles of Judges at trial. They may be encouraged to take greater control in civil trials in the future. In a recent speech by Lord Thomas, he said he wanted to reduce expenditure by the courts significantly. Part of this process would...

Going To Court Without A Solicitor

Mar 5, 2014

Going to court without a solicitor? You can still try to recover costs from your opponent, if the matter falls outside the small claims track. It is often thought that people who do not use a solicitor or a barrister to assist them with a civil claim, are unable to...

Increase In Court Fees

Feb 1, 2014

Government Proposes An Increase In Court Fees The government has proposed to increase the court fees in civil claims in an unusual way. The changes could result in court fees increasing by up to six times in value. The Ministry of Justice is hoping to use the...

Definition Of Cash Flow

Dec 13, 2013

The definition of cash flow is not really what you should be looking for to improve your business. It is the practical effect of cash flow and the steps you can take to improve it, that are important to understand. For those of you looking for a dictionary response,...