ArticleTake Care When Exercising A Break ClauseThe Court of Appeal found that a notice which sought to be a break clause failed because it did not contain the wording specified in the lease.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleWills And Online AccountsA list of your online accounts for e-mail, banking, investments and social media should be provided to your loved ones to assist with administration on your death.United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleTenancy Disputes: An UpdateLandlords and Tenants of residential properties have been aware of the need to protect Tenants' deposits within authorised schemes since 2007. United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleLLPs And Salaried MembersThis month HMRC published the draft Social Security Contributions (Limited Liability Partnership) Regulations 2014.United KingdomTaxAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleLand Registry New Initiative To Fight Property FraudThe Land Registry recognise that home owners who do not live in their properties are more likely to be targeted for property fraud than an owner occupier. United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleLaw Commission Recommendations For Redress For Misleading Or Aggressive Trading PracticesThese new proposals are intended to replace the provisions of the Misrepresentation Act 1967 so far as it covers business to consumer transactions.United KingdomConsumer ProtectionAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleIs Stamp Duty Payable If I "Buy Out" My Ex Partner?When a couple divorce or separate, you may agree that a jointly owned property will be transferred into the sole name of one of you. United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleProperty Investor Implications Of March 2012 BudgetI would anticipate that in due course the increase in SDLT at £2m will be priced into the market. In the short term there is likely to be a dampening of demand.United KingdomTaxAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleWhy Do I Need To Make A Will?It is estimated that 70% of people have not made a Will, inadvertently putting their families at financial risk.United KingdomTaxAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleComplying With A Tenant Break ClauseIn the recent case of Avocet Industrial Estates LLP v Merol Ltd [2011] the High Court found that a tenant had not complied with the terms of a break clause and therefore was liable to remain as tenant until the end of the term.United KingdomReal Estate and ConstructionAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleNotices To CompleteStandard residential and commercial property contracts will contain provisions dealing with what happens if either party fails to complete.United KingdomCorporate/Commercial LawAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleDismissal: This Really Is The Final StrawWhere an employer commits a fundamental, breach of contract, an employee has the right to resign and claim constructive dismissal.United KingdomEmployment and HRAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleGovernment Support "Shared Parenting" Regulations Following SeparationIn November 2011, a report was published called The Family Justice Review.United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleNew Tax Rules Likely To Have A Huge Impact On Self-Employed ContractorsWith effect from 6 April 2014 certain self-employed subcontractors will have to be paid subject to deduction of tax and national insurance contributions.United KingdomTaxAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleCollaborative Law – A More Amicable DivorceThe breakdown of a relationship is one of the most emotional and stressful times you may experience in life. United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleIndemnity Policies: A Quick Fix But Watch The PitfallsIndemnity policies are commonly used in conveyancing transactions to overcome legal issues which could otherwise stall, delay or even kill a transaction completely.United KingdomInsuranceAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleEmployment Law Update - ACAS Early Conciliation Becomes Mandatory With Effect From 6th May 2014From 6th May, a prospective Claimant will need to participate in mandatory early conciliation through Acas before they can submit a claim to the ET.United KingdomEmployment and HRAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleRedundancy — Getting It RightIt is true of most businesses that the people who they employ are at once their single biggest asset and single biggest liability.United KingdomEmployment and HRAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleNew Buy SchemeOn 12 March 2012 the Government announced the introduction of the New Buy Scheme which assists buyers who have a deposit of at least 5% to purchase a newbuild property.United KingdomFinance and BankingAttwells Solicitors LLP
ArticleThe Importance Of Obtaining Legal Advice During A Divorcee law surrounding the divorce process is complicated and it is important to obtain legal advice at a very early stage. United KingdomFamily and MatrimonialAttwells Solicitors LLP