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Countdown to the Lloyd Addison Moveable Feast begins
Volunteers are needed for the Lloyd Addison Moveable Feast which takes place next month to raise awareness and funds for Parkinson's UK.
What are the legal issues Commercial property tenants need to be aware of?
Dan Evans, Partner in our Business team, who specialises in Commercial property, acting for both landlords and tenants, explains some of the legal issues that can arise.
What has replaced the Renters' Reform Bill?
Natalie Peacock, Chartered Legal Executive in our Business team, gives an overview of the Labour government's new Renters' Rights Bill and Leasehold and Commonhold Reform Bill.
What could Labour's new Employment Rights Bill mean for you?
Natalie Peacock, Chartered Legal Executive in our Business team, who specialises in Employment law, recaps what Labour has proposed in its Bill aimed at giving more rights in the workplace.
Line-up of restaurants announced for sell-out Moveable Feast
Restaurants taking part in this year's Moveable Feast, which we are sponsoring, in aid of Parkinson's UK, have been announced with around 650-700 diners expected.
Do you need to claim compensation for an accident or injury that was not your fault?
Katie Rattenbury, Executive in our Personal Injury team, speaks poignantly about the legal service offered by our firm to people and their families going through a traumatic time after an accident has occurred.
When is the right time to sort your Power of Attorney?
Michelle Collins, Partner in our Private Client team, says the one thing you should sort out earlier than you may think and keep in your 'bottom drawer' until you need it is...your Power of Attorney.
Selling land? The merits of a clawback clause
Dan Evans, Partner in our Business team, explains why you shouldn't feel overwhelmed by the opportunity of adding an overage agreement when selling land that may be developed.
How quickly can we help you move house?
Charlotte Hunter, Partner in our Residential Property team, gives her answers to the top 4 questions she gets asked by people buying a house.
Proposals that failed to become law: A Recap on the ill-fated Renters Reform Bill
Natalie Peacock, Chartered Legal Executive in our Business team, recaps on the Renters Reform Bill which narrowly missed out on becoming a new law due to the calling of the General Election.