Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards and Commercial Property
Energy used to power non-domestic buildings in the UK accounts for 12% of the country’s carbon emissions. It represents one…
Read moreCommercial Litigation FAQs – The Basics
Commercial litigation is considered to be a broad area of law, encompassing many types of disputes that relate to businesses…
Read moreWhat is a Lasting Power of Attorney?
Have you considered who would make decisions on your behalf in the event that you were unable to because of…
Read moreHow to Contest a Will
There is a misconception that a Will cannot be changed after a testator has died; this is not the case.…
Read moreGiving Gifts – a Guide for Deputies and Attorneys
The Office of the Public Guardian has recently published a revised practice note (PN7) that sets out further guidance for…
Read moreUnexplained Wealth Orders Explained
Unexplained wealth orders (UWOs) were introduced by Section 1 of the Criminal Finances Act 2017 and came in to effect…
Read moreWhen is Someone Too Ill to Make a Will?
Dementia, among other disorders and diseases, can highlight huge challenges for both doctors and lawyers when assessing the testamentary capacity…
Read moreWhat is Shared Ownership?
Shared ownership is a government-backed scheme offered by housing associations which allows you to part-buy and part-rent your home. Read…
Read moreFamily Lawyer’s Top Tips for Christmas Contact
Christmas is traditionally a time where families celebrate the festive period together – so it can be stressful and upsetting…
Read moreHow to succeed in a claim for Medical Negligence
Medical and clinical negligence claims differ from personal injury claims; to bring a successful compensation claim it has to be…
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