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Conveyancing can be a long and stressful process, but the work of conveyancers helps to reduce this significantly by taking on many of the more complex tasks. Selling a house can be daunting, and many legal considerations need to be taken into account to ensure a smooth and successful sale, such as providing an Energy...
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There is a lot to learn and remember when looking to buy a house. Our new article can help you understand eight important points in the process.
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Kriti Sherchan from our commercial property team gives the lowdown on easements by prescription, rights by practice and the potential problems that can arise.
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The continued focus on economic crime and transparency
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Director Hasina Choudhury from our Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury team talks about when and how you can make a claim for clinical negligence.
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Head of Residential Property Richard Broadhead offers advice for those planning to put their house on the market this Spring.
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Fiona Gibson from TSP's commercial property team talks about the latest measures and what commercial landlords need to do.
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Head of Employment Jolyon Berry talks about capability and conduct processes, what the difference is and how best to handle them.
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It is the buyer’s responsibility to insure the property being purchased from the date of exchange of contracts. It will also be a requirement of your mortgage company, if you are taking out a mortgage, that the property is adequately insured and your mortgage companies interest is noted on the policy.
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Associate Solicitor Laura-Pauline Adcock-Jones from the Dispute Resolution Team at Thompson Smith and Puxon, considers impending new legislation to tackle the disappearing high street.
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Under the latest reforms proposed in the Corporate Transparency and Register Reform White Paper, the role of Companies House will take on greater significance, and there will be available to it greater powers. Companies House will become the protector for the integrity of its register and the information filed on it.
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Fire & Re-Hire is not new (it’s not really even a thing but ‘Dismiss & Re-Hire’ does not rhyme). Dismissals are lawful if they are for certain, specific reasons. An employer that demonstrates it has a ‘substantial reason’ can dismiss staff within the law, but the reason and the process have to be justifiable and...
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Private landlords beware of future changes to Section 21 as the Government confirmed its intentions to repeal Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 in the May 2021 Queen's Speech. This was originally set out in the Renters' Reform Bill in early 2019. The Bill is said to abolish Section 21 putting an end to...
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From the 6th April 2022 the law will be changing to move to a no-fault divorce procedure. In order to take the heat out of a divorce suit, fault or blame will be removed from the divorce process and couples will be able to divorce solely on the basis that the marriage has broken down....
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Possession proceedings are changing again for private landlords. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began the Government has changed the notice period for private landlords obtaining possession proceedings multiple times. This has led to some confusion in regards to how landlords may seek possession.
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Since the tragedy of Grenfell in 2017, many leasehold property owners have found themselves in the impossible position of being unable to sell their leasehold property and facing escalating service charges for building cladding related issues whilst routine maintenance and other essential works have been pushed into the background.
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