6th April 2022: No fault divorce introduced
6th April 2022: No fault divorce introduced Ministers have announced that the divorce, dissolution, and separation act of 2020, will now allow married couples to divorce without assigning blame. [...]
To grit or not to grit?
Deciding to grit isn’t as simple as it seems. Lots of factors come into play that isn’t overly controllable by people - mainly the weather! However, there are some guidelines [...]
Trends for litigation and the wider law sector for 2022
2020 and 2021 were difficult years for everyone in business - and the law industry didn’t avoid facing issues, complications, and problems to overcome too! As a result, our processes [...]
Property bosses banned for abusing tax regime
Various property bosses have been banned for abusing tax regimes. Owners of an East London property lettings company have been banned for a total of 13.5 years after abusing the [...]
What is contentious probate?
Legal jargon has never been easy to understand in layman's terms. Often the words and phrases have simpler alternatives. To help with understanding what your solicitor means, or how we’re [...]
A Right Set-Off
A right of set-off is often claimed by parties where they have competing claims against each other. What is a right of set-off and when and how does it [...]
Criminal Injuries: Have you been injured in a violent crime?
Violent crimes are starting to return towards pre-pandemic levels and as a result, we’re starting to see reports increase again. If you’ve been injured in a violent crime, it is [...]
Breach of Contract and negligence: The case of Canham Consulting
In the recent case of Beattie Passive Norse Ltd (BPN) & Anor v Canham Consulting Ltd [2021] EWHC 1116 (TCC), Mr. Justice Fraser awarded the sum of £2000 to the [...]
How to ensure the best chances of a successful Personal Injury claim
Submitting a personal injury claim can be a stressful ordeal, especially when you don’t know if you’re going to win or not. Despite the no win no fee, there’s still [...]
Did you know: Director’s duties continue after administration and liquidation?
Directors often believe that once a company is placed into administration or liquidation and an administrator or liquidator is appointed, they become absolved of any of their duties. That is [...]