LawSpot Fair (or)Deal for Tenants? You may have heard of the Tenant Fees Act 2019, in force since June of this year. Known by some as a ‘tenant fees ban’, the Act, whilst prohibiting landlords from charging upfront fees, still allows them to charge for rent, and...
LawSpot Boundary Dispute? What you need to know to keep within the law. As we all venture out into our gardens once again, we discover the damage caused by the winter storms to boundary fences, trees and hedges. It is time to carry out repairs and restoration works...
Our News When a Quickie Divorce Goes Wrong A married couple separated several years ago. To save money, the husband thought it would be cheaper to arrange his divorce via an online ‘quickie divorce’ website, rather than seek advice from a Solicitor....
Our News Will I get my legal costs paid if I win my dispute case? Many people believe that if they take legal proceedings which are successful, they will be entitled to recover all their legal costs paid on these proceedings. Except for (rare) cases where the Court...
Our News Hugh Storry Deans Partner & Litigation Solicitor FollowFollowFollow Top Tips for Handling Business Disputes Disputes are sometimes an unavoidable consequence of running a business. Whether it’s a corporate dispute (internal disagreements) or...
Our News Simon Nethercott Partner & Commercial Solicitor Commercial Rent Arrears- What Can a Landlord do? Harold G Walker’s Commercial Solicitors explain the options available to Landlords attempting to recover outstanding rent on a commercial premises. If a...
