This article was written for and published as original content in the Essex Director Magazine. In mergers and acquisitions (M&A), several factors drive valuation and desire to do the deal,...
This article was written for and published as original content in East Anglian Daily Times. East Anglia’s commercial property sector is showing strong signs of growth, driven by logistics, industrial,...
This article was written for and published as original content in Mersea Life. The Strange Gifts People Leave Behind in Their Wills As Christmas approaches and the nation gears up...
This article was written for and published as original content in Business Time in Essex. In the world of business, relationships often begin with a handshake or a phone call....
Rachel Reeves delivered the 2025 Autumn Statement on 26 November, outlining a cautious package of tax and spending measures. While Income Tax rates remain unchanged, frozen thresholds and targeted adjustments...
This article was written for and published as original content in East Anglian Daily Times. Understanding Covenants Many properties across England and Wales are subject to covenants – legally binding...
This article was written for and published as original content in Business in East Anglia. Large organisations in the UK now face significant risk in corporate liability with the introduction...
This article was originally written and published in the Mersea Life Publication. We’ve all heard the phrase “where there’s a Will, there’s a way”, but less than half of us...
This article was written for and published as original content in East Anglian Daily Times. Understanding service charges A service charge is a mechanism contained in a lease of part...
According to recent CIPD research*, the use of hybrid work arrangements in the UK is declining, with more employers beginning to put pressure on staff to return to the office....
National news outlets have recently reported that over 10,000 NHS patients, and a number of private hospital patients, have received faulty knee replacements and may require a second surgery. On...
Corporate and Commercial is one of the most dynamic and rewarding areas of legal practice, sitting at the heart of business and commerce. At TSP, I’ve had the opportunity to work...
It is currently a challenging commercial landscape for both landlords and tenants. The Law Commission is considering updating the 70 year old law around security of tenure under the Landlord...
This article was written for and published as original content in the Essex Director Magazine. The legal profession is changing fast – as are client and employee expectations. At TSP,...
Workplace disputes rarely begin with a single conflict. More often, they stem from low-level management or personnel issues that can end up escalating into sickness absence, grievances and potentially legal...
This article was written for and published as original content in the Business Time in Essex Magazine. Many businesses now use WhatsApp or social media messaging platforms to reach their...
This article was written for and published as original content in the East Anglian Daily Times property section. When buying a newly built property from a Developer, the Contract between...
The process of becoming a Trainee Solicitor can be quite challenging and generally has numerous stages. Various skills are needed for a successful career in law, one of which is...
The potential upcoming changes to Inheritance Tax (IHT) could have a wide ranging impact across many farms and businesses, particularly in regards to family business succession planning. These impending changes...
This article was written for and published as original content in the East Anglian Daily Times property section. For decades, commercial leases have often contained upwards-only rent reviews. These provisions...
The Employment Rights Bill is expected to introduce wide ranging reforms which will significantly change the landscape of employment law as we currently know it. In this article we identify...
Farm succession has been brought under the spotlight as families face intensified pressure to plan and sustain the commercial and economic viability of the farm. As part of the Autumn...
What is a part 36 order? Part 36 of the Civil Procedure Rules (“Part 36”) (CPR Part 36) is a self-contained set of rules designed to encourage both parties to...
Legal rights for unmarried couples have been a hot topic in recent years. With UK marriage rates at an all-time low and many struggling to get a foot on the...
Yesterday’s announcement from The Insolvency Service of their decision to appoint a Crypto Specialist alongside the proposed Property (Digital Assets Etc) Bill, marks an important acknowledgement of the rise in...
Paediatric Surgeon, Kuldeep Stohr, was suspended from practice from Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge last month. In this article, Hasina Choudhury and Georgia Gammons explore the case to date and suggests...
Whilst everyone hopes that they will never need to make a medical negligence claim, should the time come, it could be helpful to have an idea of what to expect...
This article was written for and published as original content in the East Anglian Daily Times. It was first published in the business section on 21 May 2025. In this...
In this article, our authors look at the Avoiding Brain Injury in Childbirth programme launched in May 2025, assessing its implications for maternity safety and clinical negligence. Earlier this month,...
When considering how to choose a medical negligence solicitor there are a number of things to keep in mind. Claims are often difficult and prolonged and the sensitive nature of...