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When a company goes into insolvent liquidation, as a company director you can be restricted for five years from being involved in another company or business (including as a sole...

If you are acting as an attorney or a deputy on behalf of close relative or friend, you may give reasonable gifts to other friends or relatives on a ‘customary...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has recently published the final rules and guidance for its new Consumer Duty. It is designed to raise expectations for the standard of care financial...

If you are a small to medium sized business which has been investing in research and development (R&D) specifically over the last five years or so, then you may have...

After losing a loved one, entangling in a legal battle can put a strain on families that are already dealing with grief and anxiety. When it comes to disputing a...

The number of us who find ourselves dealing with inheritance disputes and Will challenges is increasing every year. Recent research reports that Inheritance Act claims rose by 71% in 2021,...

Running a business can be exciting and rewarding, but keeping track of the latest legal requirements is often a challenge. With new rules and updates constantly coming out, here are...

Running a business, handling bills, travelling overseas and managing personal and business affairs while recovering from an illness are all real-life situations many of us face every day. But what...

Since the Grenfell tragedy the question of fire safety and cladding has been a big issue in leasehold conveyancing. There are now legal requirements in place to ensure thorough assessments...

As the cost-of-living continues to increase, and with many UK adults not having a legally prepared Will, inheritance disputes are on the rise. We want to help executors and beneficiaries...