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How to choose the right Personal Injury lawyer for you

Being faced with having to choose a personal injury lawyer is a difficult process, compounded by the fact that you have suffered an accident and are suffering from your injuries. It is important that you find someone who is compassionate and understanding, but presents you with honest advice, based on their experience and understanding of the law.

Practical Considerations when Reorganising Your Share Structure

If you have decided that the time has come to reorganise the share structure in your business and you have crystalised your objectives and are ready to proceed, then it is time to speak to your solicitor and plan the practical steps involved in implementing the desired reorganisation.

Is it Time to Reorganise Your Share Structure?

A company’s share structure reflects the way ownership is divided among its shareholders, together with the rights that attach to each share. For an SME, that structure underpins everything from day-to-day decision making to long-term succession planning.

Commonhold Explained | What the 2026 Reforms Mean for Homeowners and Developers

On 27 January 2026, the Government published a draft Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill. If passed, it will significantly reform the UK’s leasehold system, removing issues such as escalating ground rent and expiring leases. The intention is for commonhold to become the preferred way of registering new-build flats.

Why You Should Always Use a Regulated Professional for Your Will & Estate Planning

Earlier this month, we were delighted to welcome Solicitor Molly‑Mae Taylor to the firm. She brings with her a strong track record in Wills, Trust and Probate work, known for her calm, thorough approach and her ability to put clients instantly at ease.

I Have Experienced Domestic Abuse, What Protection is Available to Me?

Domestic Abuse remains one of the most urgent issues facing families today. As family law solicitors, we regularly support clients who feel frightened, isolated, or unsure where to turn. The law in England and Wales provides a range of protective measures designed to safeguard victims and their children.