Fault based divorce petitions and false allegations
Latest research has revealed that fault-based divorce petitions are causing over a quarter of divorcees to make false allegations.The fault-based nature…
Read moreWrongful Trading and the Insolvency Act 1986
The burden of proof is definitely on Directors to show what steps they have taken to minimise potential loss to…
Read moreDishonesty in divorce no longer tolerated
What can you do if you suspect your spouse concealed some of their assets during your divorce in order to…
Read moreHavering Business Awards 2015
The Havering Business Awards celebrated the success of the local business community recently. Pinney Talfourd were shortlisted for the Customer…
Read moreOctober 2015 Employment Law Update
A round-up of the main employment law changes coming into effect this autumn 2015. Alex Pearce, employment law specialist at Pinney…
Read moreThe Consumer Rights Act 2015
With the announcement of new consumer rights legislation, we look at the impact on tangible and digital purchases and your…
Read moreNew franchises – are you taking on a trick or a treat?
How can prospective franchisees try to ensure that they avoid a franchise trick and instead find themselves a franchise treat?…
Read moreGreat Charity Balloon Race Winner
The Great Charity Balloon Race has a winner! All balloons have now been mapped and our winner travelled all way…
Read moreWin at the Alzheimer Society’s Dementia Friendly Awards
Chair of Havering Dementia Action Alliance and Head of our Private Client team, Matthew Edwards, accepts the “Best Dementia Friendly…
Read moreCap on Care Costs Delayed
In April this year, we saw the start of the most important changes to adult social care in over 60…
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