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Commercial Property | 28th September 2016

‘Just give us a simple overage agreement’.

It’s strange how some phrases can haunt you over the years and the request to produce a simple, straightforward overage agreement crops up repeatedly. Overage...

John Guthrie

Partner, Commercial Property
Commercial Property | 28th September 2016

Seller Beware

Following on from the article in the March edition regarding the dangers of non-disclosure, the idea of caveat emptor (buyer beware), with the buyer taking...

Gaenor Thomas

Associate, Commercial Property
Commercial Property | 28th September 2016

ECHR McDonald V McDonald

Finally, Some Relief for Residential Landlords After a six year sojourn through the judicial system, the highest court in the land has finally confirmed that...

Roderick Campbell

Partner, Head of Commercial Property
Wills, Trusts & Estates | 22nd September 2016

Why should you make a will if you own property...

If you own any assets abroad or are considering investing in a holiday property in a foreign country, it is important that you think about...

Seila Sanchez Lucas

Solicitor, Trusts & Estates
Family | 21st September 2016

Mr and Mrs Smith – the final instalment

The announcement of the sad breakdown of the relationship between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie has made headlines around the world. Whether global superstars or...

Julian Waldon

Associate, Family
Employment | 7th September 2016

Someone like you?

“Post Brexit, businesses are likely to need fresh thinking more than ever.” Familiarity could be said to breed content in the corporate world. So it’s...

Jane Crosby

Partner, Head of Dispute Resolution & Accredited Mediator
Commercial & Corporate | 1st September 2016

Keeping hold of the real power in the name game

In the same week that fashion entrepreneur Karen Millen was told she could not use her own name in business, Specsavers were given the green...

Gregory Barton

Solicitor, Commercial & Corporate
Dispute Resolution, Personal Injury | 1st September 2016

The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth

Compensation for personal injury is a restorative remedy, the purpose of which is to put the injured party back in the position they were (as...

Emily Phelan

Paralegal, Dispute Resolution
Employment | 24th August 2016

Keeping the company cool when temperatures soar

The world is on track for the hottest year since records began according to NASA, and scorching temperatures look to set to return to the...

Jane Crosby

Partner, Head of Dispute Resolution & Accredited Mediator
Dispute Resolution | 24th August 2016

Misconduct will be punished

Few people would argue that generally speaking misconduct should be punished. In dispute cases claimants and defendants can act unreasonably and this can have serious...

Gerard Sanders

Partner, Head of Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence