The recently published Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, aims to permit people in England and Wales who have […]

In a competitive economic environment, it has never been more important to secure maximum benefit and best value for money […]

Thinking perhaps now is the time to sell your rental property? Whether you’re looking to release equity from the sale, […]

Setting up a trust can be one of the most effective ways to protect your assets and ensure they are […]

Starting a company? If so, one of the first steps required under the Companies Act 2006 will be to agree […]

As an executor, you bear significant responsibility for administering the estate of the deceased person. A key challenge during this […]

If you are a partner who is planning on exiting your business partnership, you will want to ensure that the […]

If you have gone to the trouble of drafting a will to ensure that your assets are distributed according to […]

An injunction is an order from the court to a company or individual to do something or stop doing something, or to order them not to do something in future. A typical example is where a newspaper is ordered not to publish a particular story. If the newspaper goes ahead and publishes they will be in breach of the injunction. That can have serious consequences: breaching a court order means the editor or publisher can be held in ‘contempt of court’, and they could be sent to pri […]