Refreshing our brand: a reflection of heritage, growth and unwavering partnership
At Pinney Talfourd, our story is one deeply rooted in trust, integrity and a commitment to lasting relationships. As we…
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Should you use AI or a Solicitor to prepare your Will?
While artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly popular with the public and professional sectors, the role of a solicitor preparing a…
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Why Estate Agents and Lawyers can (and should) work well together
A freehold residential conveyancing transaction will typically take between eight to ten weeks to reach completion; starting from when contract…
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Unregulated surrogacy: what B & C v D & H teaches prospective parents
A recent Family Court decision, B & C v D & H [2025] EWFC 366, has shone a light upon…
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International travel and child arrangements: what separated parents need to know before booking travel
Going on holiday is an exciting time for families, but often the thrill of planning trips can cause separated parents…
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What is a contract of sale in conveyancing?
A contract of sale is the legally binding document that sets out the terms of a property transaction between a…
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What is tort law? A clear guide to civil wrongs like negligence, defamation, and nuisance
The word “tort” is not one which you will see regularly in the newspapers or hear on TV, but you…
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Employment Rights Act 2025: Key points employers need to know
The Employment Rights Bill, described as the “biggest upgrade to rights at work for a generation”, received Royal Assent on…
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The evolution of commercial lease terms in 2026: flexibility, risk and market-driven change
The commercial lease landscape is undergoing significant change, and this is only expected to continue in 2026. Landlords and tenants…
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The leasehold and commonhold reform bill
Today the Government is unveiling the draft Leasehold and Commonhold Reform Bill. Included in the bill will be: The Bigger…
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