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Whilst prenuptial agreements (also known as Pre-Nups) are not nearly as fun to think about as wedding cakes or honeymoons, they can help you avoid financial issues later in life....

The untimely death of a sole shareholder/director of a private limited company can bring business to a standstill and put considerable pressure on the deceased’s personal representatives. All private limited...

In February 2020 we were delighted to co-host a joint seminar with accountants Moore Kingston Smith. Good governance is fundamental to the wellbeing of all charities so it’s important that...

High court refuses application for permission to appeal a previous order of Deputy Master Nurse, who previously refused to set aside £4.3m judgment in default obtained by Manolete Partners Plc...

All trading businesses, large and small, are a “brand” and that brand carries with it Intellectual Property (“IP”) rights. This article explains briefly what IP rights you might have, how...

A modern problem in the healthcare sector is how residents will manage to pay their care home fees when they lack capacity. This is a difficult time for both the...

Recent years have seen a notable growth in the number of GP practices sharing space in their premises with other primary care practitioners, such as pharmacists and physiotherapists. For GPs...

We were delighted to speak at the annual employment law update in association with CIPD Hertfordshire Branch. Delegates heard from our employment law specialists, Louise Attrup and Michael Kerrigan, who...

With the festive season approaching, companies will be looking forward to celebrating the end of the year with a Christmas party. However, companies must act responsibly by putting provisions in...

Deputy Master Nurse has refused to set aside a judgment obtained by Manolete Partners PLC holding that the Defendant, the director of a restaurant business on the Edgware Road, had...