Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) have been hitting the headlines over recent weeks but for all the wrong reasons. Former Court of Protection Judge, Denzil…
As we approach mid-September, figures providing information on the growth of the housing market for 2017 are revealed and being compared to the figures of…
Is reform of our divorce law long overdue? Is no fault divorce the answer? No fault divorce and divorce reform are terms that are increasingly…
Courts Make a Profit! The recent decision to cancel the huge increase in employment tribunal fees (and the reimbursement to Applicants of those fees) threw…
New legislation passed in 2015 means that a Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) will be imposed on both domestic and non-domestic properties, in the Private…
The issue of ‘Leasehold New Builds’ has again been in the news recently, we first reviewed this in February ‘Concerns raised over leasehold properties’ when…
We are absolutely delighted that Gaynor Hay and Joseph Keeping have been shortlisted for the Norfolk & Norwich Law Society Excellence Awards 2017, Gaynor for…
In support of our continual expansion throughout Norfolk and with the focus on the development of our commercial department, we are delighted to announce the…
Fees charged to those bringing employment tribunal claims have been ruled unlawful by the Supreme Court in a landmark decision welcomed by employment lawyers and…
In a recent case, the first of its kind, a father has won a case against his employer after they denied him more than two…
Recent research suggests that there is often tension between charities and their legacy officers with private client lawyers and probate practitioners. The lawyers in particular…
The profile of charities has been hit recently over their use of data about supporters and donors. The fundraising activities and reputation of some charities…