I know it sounds obvious, and it’s something we all know, but yet still it was a point that had to be decided by a court recently. Guess what, the court stuck with the old saying. Just because someone has wronged you, doesn’t give you the right to do something wrong in return. Here’s what […]
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GDPR TALK BY STEPHANIE
Stephanie gave an exceptional talk to The London Group GDPR as guest speaker. We hope you found the talk informative and enjoyable, but if anyone has any questions please do not hesitate to contact her at stephanie@kleymansolicitors.com.
Read MoreEggscape with the kids this Easter
Easter holidays are approaching which means thousands of kids on chocolate highs running around London with stressed parents picking up cream egg wrappers in their wake. It’s tempting to escape this Easter and hop to sunnier places with your little Easter bunnies. But, if you are a separated parent can you do this without the […]
Read MoreBusiness Law Talk by Stephanie
Stephanie was delighted to have been the guest speaker at Mantle Business Centre on 20 March 2018. We hope everyone enjoyed her talk on Business Law but if anyone has any questions they shouldn’t hesitate to contact her at stephanie@kleymansolicitors.com.
Read MorePost-GDPR Training – IT’S NOT AS SCARY AS YOU THINK
GDPR has been on the minds of businesses, law firms and any institution that handles personal data, understanding how the changes that are coming into effect in May this year is important, and Stephanie Kleyman was at hand giving a talk earlier in the month in Harrow providing training on how to deal with Post-GDPR […]
Read MoreAccess Denied!
What should you do if the other parent slams the door in your face and refuses to allow you access to your children as ordered by a court? Should you beat the door down and carry the child off under your arm? Probably not. Some better alternatives would be to: Write to the other […]
Read MoreTaking the Perk
If you asked me what kind of solicitor I was, you’d get a different answer depending on where I am. If I’m out networking (ie drinking), I’d probably tell you that I’m a great value for money solicitor, or a very good solicitor. If you wanted a more serious answer, I’d tell you that genetically […]
Read MoreCan’t Buy Me Love
For many years I worked in house for an entrepreneur. Whilst we didn’t always agree on things, we had a lot of fun, or at least I did. My favourite game was where I told him what the law was, he told me his way around it and I had 10 seconds (ok perhaps 12) […]
Read MoreHide and Seek
Looking after children can be a full time job. Looking after staff can be just as challenging, and not always as rewarding. For a start, there’s the recruitment process. Most of us don’t get to pick our children, but you can agonise for days over decisions to take on staff, how much to offer them, […]
Read MoreThe General Data Protection Regulation (aka Greater Data Protection Requirements)
What is the GDPR? The GDPR, or in its full name the General Data Protection Regulation, is law that will come into force on 25 May 2018. It will replace current data protection law, namely the current Data Protection Directive and the Data Protection Act 1998. Getting into the spirit of the GDPR Accountability and […]
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