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What are the typical causes of a brain injury?
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What are the typical causes of a brain injury?

Posted on 22nd March 2023 in Medical Negligence

During Brain Injury Awareness Month, we are keen to raise awareness of the impact when someone suffers from a brain injury, and what life after brain injury can be like. We understand that when someone suffers a serious brain injury, it is likely to be a life changing event.
Helena Campbell

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Helena Campbell

Associate & Chartered Legal Executive
Capital Gains Tax on Separation and Divorce – Changes
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Capital Gains Tax on Separation and Divorce – Changes

Posted on 21st March 2023 in Family Law

The Spring Budget was delivered on 15th March 2023. Among a number of other measures, it was announced that the Spring Finance Bill 2023 will introduce legislation making changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) liability in relation to spouses and civil partners who are separating.
Sophie Charlton-Rigg

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Sophie Charlton-Rigg

Paralegal
Eight Things to Consider When Buying a House
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Eight Things to Consider When Buying a House

Posted on 20th March 2023 in Residential Property

Buying a house is one of the most significant investments that most people make in their lifetime. Whether you are a first-time buyer or an experienced property investor, the process of buying a house can be daunting and complex.
Nick Conner

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Nick Conner

Partner and Solicitor
Endometriosis Awareness Month 2023
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Endometriosis Awareness Month 2023

Posted on 16th March 2023 in Medical Negligence

During this Endometriosis Awareness Month 2023 we have been following the incredible work being undertaken by newly founded charity, The Endometriosis Foundation. Their mission is to help to create a future where Endometriosis is recognised and understood, resulting in earlier diagnosis and treatment.
Helena Campbell

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Helena Campbell

Associate & Chartered Legal Executive
Feeling the pinch – Pitfalls Executors should avoid  
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Feeling the pinch – Pitfalls Executors should avoid  

Posted on 14th March 2023 in Probate & Wills

The cost-of-living crisis has left many families feeling the pinch over recent months and raids on inheritance tax by HMRC has not let up adding to the financial burden on many estates. 
Sasha Brennan

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Sasha Brennan

Associate and Solicitor
8 common trade mark errors and how to avoid them
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8 common trade mark errors and how to avoid them

Posted on 13th March 2023 in Intellectual Property

Filing a trade mark application may appear straightforward, however there are some key pitfalls that should be avoided.
Jessica Whittick

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor
Six things every charity needs to know about trade marks
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Six things every charity needs to know about trade marks

Posted on 10th March 2023 in Intellectual Property, Charities and Social Enterprise

A charity’s brand is what enables the charity to be recognised by the public and is closely linked to its reputation – its ability to attract fundraising and achieve its charitable aims.
Jessica Whittick

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor
Change to Marriage and Civil Partnership Laws
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Change to Marriage and Civil Partnership Laws

Posted on 27th February 2023 in Family Law

Today, 27 February 2023, the law relating to Marriage and Civil Partnerships in England and Wales is changing.
Aimee Aspinall

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Aimee Aspinall

Senior Associate & Solicitor
A useful reminder: you may not be free to do as you want with your land
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A useful reminder: you may not be free to do as you want with your land

Posted on 27th February 2023 in Property Litigation

A recently reported case has added to the ever-growing pile of reported cases. These cases involve the impact that restrictive covenants can have on thwarting the plans of entrepreneurial landowners.
Joanne Young

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Joanne Young

Senior Associate & Solicitor
Planning enforcement time limits – 4 or 10 years?
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Planning enforcement time limits – 4 or 10 years?

Posted on 23rd February 2023 in Planning and Licensing

In a recent planning appeal, an Inspector upheld an enforcement notice which required the demolition of a dwelling that had been constructed 7 years earlier. 
Kelly Burns

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Kelly Burns

Senior Associate & Solicitor
Same-sex couples and IVF
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Same-sex couples and IVF

Posted on 20th February 2023 in Family Law

In July 2022, the government announced its commitment to provide equal access to NHS funded IVF (in vitro fertilisation) treatment for non-heterosexual couples.
Aimee Aspinall

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Aimee Aspinall

Senior Associate & Solicitor
Update on Residential Tenancy Reform
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Update on Residential Tenancy Reform

Posted on 16th February 2023 in Dispute Resolution

At the start of the year, I predicted that the long-promised bill on rental reform could finally emerge early this year. The publication last week 9 February 2023) of a House of Commons report does perhaps mean that prediction may have been a little optimistic.
Joanne Young

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Joanne Young

Senior Associate & Solicitor