In Chandler v Lombardi [2022], Jason Beer QC found that an Attorney’s lack of knowledge to seek the Court’s permission to make a gift of property was not an adequate defence.

Head of Ramsdens Company and Commercial Law, Stephen Newman has featured on Small Business looking at how to choose the right owner structure for your business.

High street and other commercial landlords are considering the potential impact on their businesses of government plans to allow local authorities to force commercial landlords to rent out their empty properties, announced in the recent Queen’s Speech.

With the world opening up following the end of coronavirus restrictions, many parents are looking to take trips abroad this summer for what may be the first time in years but what are the implications for separated parents?

It’s Volunteers’ Week from 1 – 7 June and we’d like to take the opportunity to say thank you to all our staff for the fantastic contribution they make helping local and national charities, from those who are trustees and campaigners to mentors and fundraisers.

Despite Covid restrictions being lifted in England, the effects of the pandemic continue to change our everyday lives, including in the workplace.

Whilst it is not desired to plan for the end of a relationship, the reality is that sometimes marriages do breakdown and it is often therefore desirable to ensure financial security for you both through creating a prenuptial agreement.

May 25 is International Missing Children’s Day, this is a day which honours the missing and abducted children around the world. Its creation was brought about after the tragic case of Etan Patz in America on the 25th of May 1979 when missing children received barely any national media coverage.