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 […]

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If you are looking to sell your business, then finding and selecting a suitable buyer will be your primary concern. […]

When you make your will, you may wonder whether you also need to write a letter of wishes.  The key […]

As an attorney under a financial Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), you will play an important role in safeguarding the […]

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Delays in the probate system have hit the headlines of late, with bereaved families having to wait many months to […]