The Landlord & Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954) provides certain safeguards for commercial Tenants one of these being the ‘security of tenure’ when a lease comes to an end.

The Prime Minister announced the move to plan B in England earlier this week, but what does this mean for you and your business?

Today marks Human Rights Day and is observed every year on 10th December. It is the day the United Nations General Assembly, in 1948, adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR).

For the first in our #TraineeThrowback series we talked to our Private Client Solicitor, Alastair James about his journey from Trainee, to Solicitor and President!

As part of our series of blogs supporting 16 days of Action Against Domestic Violence, we focus on the impact of domestic abuse on the mental health of victims.

Emotional abuse is a grey area within the realm of abuse as many people don’t know what constitutes emotional abuse or how it is perpetrated on an individual. Victims of emotional abuse believe that abuse is a ‘strong’ word and don’t think they are ‘abused’ but this is far from the truth.

During the COVID-19 pandemic our Family team have seen an increase in domestic abuse cases with an increasing number of those being subjected to abuse being men.

Losing a loved one is never easy but during the last year due to the Covid Pandemic many who have lost family members or friends have endured prolonged anguish and grief due to isolation caused by social distancing.