This article was written for and published as original content in the Mersea Life publication. As wedding season fast approaches and Britain prepares for another summer of marquees, awkward speeches...
Thompson Smith and Puxon (TSP) has announced that Kurtis Symons-Peck has qualified as a Solicitor and joined the firm’s Wills and Estates team. Kurtis joined TSP in 2023 after completing...
Artificial Intelligence has thrust itself to the forefront of modern technology, so much so that if you aren’t incorporating it into business in some way, you may be falling behind...
Thompson Smith and Puxon has promoted Georgia Bolton to Senior Associate in its Wills and Estates team. Georgia joined TSP in 2020 and advises clients on a wide range of...
A common misconception among couples preparing for life together is that putting plans in place, such as prenuptial or cohabitation agreements, somehow tempts fate, or signals an expectation that the...
The story behind Awaab’s Law is one that continues to resonate deeply. It was introduced in response to the heart breaking death of two‑year‑old Awaab Ishak, who died in 2020...
Divorce and separation can be emotionally overwhelming and a stressful experience for families to go through. Alongside the emotional impact, many parents worry about how separation will affect their children....
This article was written for and published as original content in the East Anglian Daily Times publication. Buy-to-let property remains a popular investment choice, offering the promise of a steady...
This article was written for and published as original content in the East Anglian Daily Times publication. A recent High Court judgment has clarified whether an exchange of WhatsApp messages...
March 2026 commemorates the 20th anniversary of Cerebral Palsy and Brain Injury Awareness Month. At Thompson Smith and Puxon, we’re honouring two decades of worldwide efforts by raising awareness, combating...
Earlier this year, the Renters’ Rights Act faced changes which are set to reshape the rights and responsibilities of both landlords and tenants, creating the foundation for a fairer and...
Sunday 8 March marks International Women’s Day – a day celebrated globally recognising the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women. The theme for 2026, ‘Give to Gain’, emphasises...
The Government has now confirmed the first phase of significant reforms to the private rented sector (PRS), coming into force on 1 May 2026. These changes will substantially reshape the...
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (RRA 2025) introduces the most significant changes to the private rented sector in decades. From 1 May 2026, landlords will no longer be able to...
Pictured above are Director and Head of TSP’s Wills & Estates Team, Robert Ashworth presenting the cheque to N.E.S.T with help from CBLC committee member Johanna Little (Handelsbanken). Left to...
This article was written for and published as original content in the East Anglian Daily Times publication. Claire’s Accessories entered administration in early January 2026, placing around 134 UK and...
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....
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...
Thompson Smith and Puxon (TSP) is proud to announce that Associate Solicitor Georgia Bolton has won the prestigious ‘Rising Star – Under 35’ award at this year’s LawNet Conference and...
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....
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...
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...