Much is reported in the news about ‘Injunctions’ or ‘Injunctive Relief’ with great media attention being given to those concerning the rich and famous. However, Injunctions can be made for varying reasons and are a way of resolving disputes. S.37 of the Senior Courts Act 1981 allows the Court to grant an injunction to require […]
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What options do I have as a minority shareholder if I am unhappy with the way the company is being run? We are regularly instructed on behalf of Clients who are minority shareholders of companies and have concerns about the way the wider company is being run. A ‘minority’ shareholder is one who holds less […]
On 1 June 2020, the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations came into force. They obliged residential landlords to ensure that all electrical installations in their rental properties are inspected and tested at least every five years by a suitably qualified person. Until recently, the regulations only applied to tenancies created […]
After suffering a serious injury, you will very likely need support and care while you are on the road to recovery, but who will care for you and how will it be paid for? Immediate care should be your priority, and we would always recommend going to hospital, your GP or a walk-in centre as […]
If you are injured at work, your injury is only one of the things that you have to worry about. You may be concerned about being disloyal to your employer or you may be anxious about speaking to a solicitor because you are worried that once you do, you will be pressured into making a […]
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The death of a family member is a difficult time for everyone, but if you discover that the provision made for you is less than expected, or if you suspect that the Will does not reflect the deceased’s true wishes, this can add to the stress and upset that you are already feeling, but can […]
In early November many people will be going to watch a fireworks display, either at a public event in their local town or at the house of a friend or family member. There are many traditions associated with this season such as bonfires and toffee apples. There is also a prevalence of safety campaigns warning […]
In October, when children are preparing their costumes and going out trick or treating, some solicitors will be facing a different kind of horror as they prepare for new standards and regulations which will be coming into force in November. Solicitors are one of the most heavily regulated professions in the country, and are subject […]
The last thing a biker wants to hear… “Sorry mate I didn’t see you” is unfortunately something that bikers hear all too often after a motorcycle accident. Government statistics for 2017 show that while fatality figures for most road users are falling, motorcyclist deaths have increased by 9%. The roads can be a dangerous place […]
If your business processes or handles any form of personal data you’ve probably heard of the GDPR, the upcoming change in data protection regulations. You also may have heard scare stories about potential fines running to £millions, but may not be sure about how the change affects you. The first thing you should know is […]
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