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What is a Statutory Will?

Latest statistics reveal that almost 70% of UK adults do not have a Will, despite the significant consequences of not having one. But what happens if your loved one wants...

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What is a Vendor-Financed MBO?

Over recent months, our Corporate and Commercial team has been instructed on several Vendor-Financed Management Buyouts (MBOs). These are a popular choice for businesses across various industries. In this blog,...

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Can I use AI to write a Will?

It feels like there isn’t much that AI can’t do for you. We use AI tools such as ChatGPT to write our shopping lists, summarise a long-winded work email and...

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How is cryptocurrency divided in divorce?

When dividing finances and assets as part of a separation or divorce, you probably think about the ‘visible’ items, such as the house, car, shared bank account and joint debt,...

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5 top tips for buying your first commercial property

Buying your first commercial property is an exciting milestone, but it comes with legal complexities that differ significantly from residential purchases. Whether you’re investing in retail space, an office building,...

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How to apply for a Non-Molestation Order

A Non-Molestation Order (NMO) can be an effective form of preventing and protecting someone against domestic abuse. In this blog, our domestic abuse solicitors explain what a Non-Molestation Order is,...

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Can you claim for an accident involving a drunk driver?

Drink driving is illegal; however, unfortunately, there are still many people who think it’s ok to drive after a few drinks, especially around Christmas with family gatherings and cocktail-fuelled office...

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Day-one unfair dismissal rights U-turned by Labour

The Labour Government has made a major U-turn on its plan to make unfair dismissals a day-one right for employees, a pledge first made by the party in its manifesto...

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Winter work hazards: top 3 issues for employees to watch out for

Employers have a legal duty of care when it comes to providing a safe working environment for their employees. Some workplace hazards can happen unexpectedly, but most can be easily...

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The Budget 2025: key changes for individuals and businesses

This week, Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled the long-anticipated and speculated 2025 budget. Within it are several key changes; here, our legal experts explain how they will affect you and your...

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The importance of keeping company records

For many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), company record-keeping can feel like a low-priority administrative task. However, maintaining accurate and up-to-date corporate records is not only central to strong governance...

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Canarapen v Gauchenot judgment: can you revoke a Deed of Variation based on a mistake?

Earlier this year, the High Court ruled in Canarapen v Gauchenot that a Deed of Variation was legally binding, despite the Defendant attempting to have it set aside. In the...

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