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Residential Property | 26th August 2025

A legal ‘To Do’ list for buying a house

They say buying a house is stressful. However, knowing the key steps in the legal process helps you understand where you are and what still...

Jeremy Jupp

Partner, Residential Property
Employment | 22nd August 2025

Make time for time off

Why employers should keep an eye on unused holiday With summer almost behind us, now’s the perfect time for employers to take stock - not...

Yara Abdallah

Solicitor, Dispute Resolution
Wills, Trusts & Estates | 5th August 2025

Common myths about inheritance tax planning

Inheritance tax planning is a crucial aspect of financial management, yet it is often shrouded in misconceptions and myths. Now is an opportune time to...

Louise Harrhy

Chair, Partner & Head of Trusts & Estates
Commercial & Corporate | 29th July 2025

Business structures: Choosing the right option for you

Starting your own business is an exciting challenge, but before you take your first steps, choosing the right business structure is essential. Your decision at...

James Lamont

Partner, Head of Commercial & Corporate
Wills, Trusts & Estates | 24th July 2025

How a last-minute gift could save your heirs £140,000 in...

When it comes to inheritance tax, the old adage holds true: timing is everything. But few realise just how much timing can matter, especially when...

Jordan Page

Partner, Trusts & Estates
Commercial Property | 15th July 2025

SIPP vs SSAS: Commercial property transactions

Clients are increasingly exploring the use of pension schemes to acquire commercial property, often as part of a wider tax or succession planning strategy. Two...

Isobel Turner

Associate, Commercial Property

Why good sense may make for better neighbours than good...

The well-worn saying “good fences make good neighbours” is often trotted out during boundary disputes, to reinforce the value of clear dividing lines between properties....

Simon Cook

Consultant, Dispute Resolution
Family | 24th June 2025

Cohabiting couples face legal blind spots as reform drags on

With cohabiting couples now the fastest-growing family type in the UK, many believe they have similar legal protections to married couples – especially after long...

Dimple Patel

Senior Associate, Family Law
Wills, Trusts & Estates | 16th June 2025

What is ‘contentious probate’? 

It is a broad term that covers any dispute arising out of a deceased’s estate.  A number of different factors, such as increased values in...

Kerry Dunn

Consultant, Barrister
Dispute Resolution, Employment | 9th June 2025

Neurodivergence in the workplace

Different minds demand a different mindset. As diagnoses of ADHD, autism and other forms of neurodivergence surge - particularly among young adults - the challenge...

Louisa Keville

Associate, Employment Law