Expert Legal Insights from Our Solicitors
Do I Need a Will If I Own a House in the UK? 7 Costly Mistakes Every Homeowner Should Avoid (2026 Guide)
Do I Need a Will If I Own a House in the UK? Buying a home is one of the biggest financial commitments most people will ever make. Yet many homeowners overlook one of the simplest ways to protect that investment—making a valid Will. Whether you own your home outright,...
Should Every Business Owner Have a Separate Lasting Power of Attorney for Their Business?
Running a Successful Business Requires Careful Planning Most business owners insure their premises, protect against cyber threats, prepare shareholder agreements and put succession plans in place. However, one area that is frequently overlooked is what would happen if...
Understanding Probate Delays: What Executors Need to Know
Recent reports have highlighted concerns about delays in some probate applications. Although many estates are administered without significant difficulty, delays can arise in certain circumstances and may affect the administration of an estate. Understanding why...
Millionaire Family Estate Dispute Highlights the Importance of Proper Trust and Estate Planning
A High-Profile Family Dispute Highlights the Importance of Proper Estate Planning A recent High Court dispute, widely reported in the national press, involving two millionaire half-sisters over a family estate reportedly worth £2.7 million has brought the importance...
Why More UK Employers Are Recruiting Part-Time Workers in 2026
What Employers Need to Know About Employment Law Businesses across the UK are increasingly recruiting part-time workers as they seek greater flexibility in an evolving economic environment. Whilst many organisations continue to experience growth, employers remain...
Letter Before Action: What Is It and When Should You Send One Before Court Proceedings?
What Is a Letter Before Action? A Practical Guide to Resolving Disputes Before Court Proceedings If somebody owes you money, has breached a contract, or is refusing to resolve a dispute, your first instinct may be to start court proceedings immediately. However, in...
Can Children Be Disinherited After a Parent Remarries? A Guide for Blended Families
Many parents assume that their children will automatically inherit their assets after they die. However, where a parent remarries later in life, inheritance can become far more complicated than many people realise. Blended families are increasingly common throughout...
Workplace Burnout and Stress at Work: What Are an Employer’s Legal Responsibilities?
Key Takeaways Employers have legal duties to protect employee health, safety and wellbeing. Workplace stress can contribute to sickness absence, reduced productivity and workplace disputes. Some mental health conditions may be protected under the Equality Act 2010....
Steps to Take Before Signing a Commercial Property Lease
Our commercial property team advises landlords, tenants, developers and investors across England and Wales on commercial leases, acquisitions, disposals, lease renewals and landlord and tenant matters. We regularly help businesses identify risks, negotiate favourable...








