Right Trust for the Job – Personal Injury Trusts
There are some that think that Trusts are “only for the rich and the wealthy”. There are others that believe…
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Defamation: reflecting on the ‘Wagatha Christie’ story
Over the last week, discussions surrounding the Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy case have been resurrected, with Coleen’s appearance on…
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Renters Rights Bill
Hot on the heels of the Renters (Reform) Bill introduced by the previous Conservative Government, the new Labour Government has…
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The “Dos and Don’ts” of Childcare Arrangements During the Festive Season
Whilst the festive season can be a magical time for children (and those that are still children at heart), for…
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Unmarried Couples and Relationship Breakdown
Many couples are now preferring to live together in long-term relationships without ever being married. Unlike married couples or those…
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Misrepresentation in Property Transactions
Misrepresentation occurs when party A makes a false statement of fact or law to party B, which induces the latter…
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Are You a Victim of Domestic Abuse? Recognise the Signs
If you are questioning whether you might be experiencing domestic abuse from your partner – be it a spouse, girlfriend,…
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Understanding Discretionary Trusts and Their Benefits
A Discretionary Trust is where the person creating the trust (‘the Settlor’) transfers Assets (‘the Trust Fund’) into the control…
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Pinney Talfourd celebrate recognition in Chambers and Partners 2025
We are delighted to announce that following our first submission to Chambers and Partners, the Pinney Talfourd Family team has…
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The Employment Right Bill – Key Measures
The long-awaited Employment Rights Bill has been introduced into parliament this month. It stretches to 158 pages. Whilst it might be the biggest…
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