As an employer, it's important to stay informed of the latest legal developments in employment law. This not only protects you from the repercussions of non-compliance...

Appointing someone to act on our behalf if we become unable to make or communicate decisions ourselves is vital, not only for our finances but also for your health and care.

Contesting Wills and entering into family disputes following the death of a loved one is not as uncommon as you'd think, particularly where the subject of that dispute is the deceased loved one's wishes.

Since the introduction of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in 2018, people are becoming increasingly aware of the rights they have in respect to how organisations use and collect their data.

A Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) is a legal function exercised by various authorities in the UK to acquire land or property without the consent of the owner, for public benefit or development projects.

According to the most recent census conducted in England and Wales, 20.3% of the population live in privately rented accommodation and 17.1% of people live in local council or housing association properties.

The Census 2021 results confirm that the population in England & Wales is at a record high for the over-65s, with over half a million in the 90-plus range for the first time ever.

Losing weight and getting fit and healthy seems to be most people's top resolution after the indulgences of December. However, health and well-being are about much more than shedding a few pounds.

Family businesses are an incredibly important part of commerce in the UK. From small father and son outfits to large organisations providing employment and development, ...

The creation of a lifetime trust, in times past, was revered as a sensible structure to shelter assets from the unstoppable tide of inheritance tax ("IHT").

Being involved in an accident is a worrying and uncertain time for the injured party. For some, their injuries may mean they are unable to work resulting in a loss of income and additional worry...

Being involved in an accident is a worrying and uncertain time for the injured party. For some, their injuries may mean they are unable to work resulting in a loss of income and additional worry...

As a parent of a child with disabilities or severe learning difficulties, you'll be well aware of the increased care and support your child requires on a day to day basis.

One of the key topics that dominate any conversation about family businesses is succession. I'm often asked as an advisor what does succession usually look like in a family business?

You may well have seen the news that renowned TV presenter Fiona Phillips has sadly been diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease at the surprisingly young age of 62.

One of the most common mistakes we see as corporate lawyers is when a company has tried to implement what is commonly referred to as "alphabet shares", but doesn't quite get it right.

As we approach the peak of the current UK heatwave, heat illness should be a primary health and safety consideration for anyone taking part in outdoor training/exercises.

On the 9th of November, the government introduced the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill before parliament.

Welcoming new employees into your organisation is not just a formality; it's a crucial step in ensuring both their success and the overall success of your business.

We are now well into the swing of 2023, but unfortunately our employment team have had a great deal of enquiries about redundancies which of course is never a good way for employers...