
What Is Conveyancing and Why Is It So Important?
Whether you’re buying your first home, selling a property, or remortgaging, conveyancing is a key part of the process. It can feel overwhelming, especially if…
Whether you’re buying your first home, selling a property, or remortgaging, conveyancing is a key part of the process. It can feel overwhelming, especially if…
Before reading this article, if you are looking for legal services, take a look at services we offer to private clients, businesses, and charities. World…
Before reading this article, if you are looking for legal services, take a look at services we offer to private clients, businesses, and charities. Sir…
Last week we held our annual summer networking and fundraising event ‘Lunch on the Green’ at our Norwich office and we’re absolutely delighted to have…
The Ministry of Justice is looking to modernise the process of creating Lasting Powers of Attorney and introduce making LPAs completely online. Powers of Attorney…
There are numerous statutory requirements that apply to the ownership and occupation of commercial properties. Given the recent changes to regulations on the energy efficiency…
We are pleased to announce that three staff members have been promoted to Associate, following the launch of the firm’s ‘progression framework’ which was introduced…
On 28th February 2022, the government published a White Paper on Corporate transparency and register reform, laying out its plans to reshape Companies House and…
The much-anticipated Charities Bill received Royal Assent in February, bringing it into law as the Charities Act 2022. Whilst the implementation of the Act will…
The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 signifies the most important reform to divorce law in the past 50 years. Under this legislation the long…
From the 26th of January 2022, the Ministry of Justice has introduced a flat rate fee of £273 for probate applications. Previously, this was set…
As we continue to develop our workforce and build for the future, we take this opportunity to announce a number of trainee promotions, introduce three…
The ‘Witch Hat’ case: City banker is awarded £2,000,000 by the Employment Tribunal for unequal pay and sexual discrimination in the workplace. City banker, Stacey…