Road traffic offences may seem straightforward, but their legal implications can be complex and severe. Many individuals underestimate the potential repercussions and opt to represent themselves without comprehensive knowledge of the law. As we’ve seen recently in the case of the Archbishop of Canterbury, getting the process of ...
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Posted 6.9.22
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, especially if the individual is a main breadwinner and has no savings to fall back on.
Posted 1.9.22
Not only does the unregulated will writing market leave vulnerable people wide open for exploitation, but such firms do not have the requisite legal training to draft wills effectively. This lack of expertise can lead to errors and could lead to needlessly large inheritance tax bills.
Posted 18.8.22
Family business succession when the next generation is not in a position to take over. Alternatives to family succession.
Posted 16.8.22
By law, we have some level of control over how companies use our data and have measures at our disposal to request they delete the data they hold.
Posted 14.7.22
Learn about the health and safety protocols your employer should be abiding by during hot weather. Understand your rights and get legal representation to support a claim of negligence.
Posted 6.7.22
In this short blog, we talk you through the benefits of leaving charitable gifts in your will. Learn how leaving a percentage of your will to charity can reduce inheritance tax and prevent your estate from falling into intestacy rules.
Posted 19.5.22
None of us want to face the idea that our faculties may potentially fail us one day, and so many people put off thinking about such topics as making a Will or Lasting Power of Attorney until perhaps it is too late.
Posted 17.5.22
ACAS has urged employers that find themselves with no other option than to embark on a redundancy process to make sure they follow the strict rules to ensure a fair process. Demonstrably, P&O Ferries’ recent failure to embark upon a fair redundancy process has subjected the company to immense scrutiny, an unhappy workforce, and a potentially costly payout. Employers must therefore be wary of the potential pitfalls within any redundancy process.
Posted 13.5.22
Spinal cord injuries (SCIs) can have devastating effects on people’s lives. As well as the large restrictions such injuries place on victims’ physical capabilities, it can also put a strain on their finances, familial relationships and ability to work.
Posted 9.5.22
Family businesses are a key part of commerce in the UK. Here's a list of reasons you need a good lawyer when running a family business.
Posted 5.5.22
With Action for Brain Injury Week just around the corner, it’s time to shine a light on how life-changing brain injuries can be for victims.
Posted 4.5.22
When it comes to matters of inheritance, matters can quickly become complicated when there is a dispute......
Posted 26.4.22
On a mission to chew up 10,000 kilometres, all in the aid of charity, our small team of volunteers are tracking their runs, hikes and walks on the strava app.
Posted 20.4.22
A supportive, inclusive workplace can help to prevent new mental health problems and support those struggling with their mental health to stay at work and prosper.
Posted 30.3.22
P&O Ferries’ Redundancy Scandal – Was it Lawful? P&O Ferries has claimed it did not break the law by making 800 staff redundant without consultation
Posted 29.3.22
In this blog, we explain why you need a will in place if you run a family business. Learn how a will can protect your assets and your business.
Posted 21.3.22
For many employees, working from home has become the norm and there is little appetite for a full-time return to the office.
Posted 3.3.22
Just when you think that legislation is catching up with the 21st century, we get news that a 5-month delay has been built into the new ‘no-fault’ divorce process. This new divorce process is due to go live on the 6th of April 2022, and there was hope that it would provide a new way for intelligent human beings to get divorced without character assassination and unnecessary delays. The newly introduced 5-month wait has dashed those hopes regarding delay.
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