How safe is your confidential information?
We are all familiar with instances of data being stolen by hackers breaking through the…
January 27, 2026 By Chris Morse
Getting married – time for reform?
The legislation surrounding marriage was last modernised in 1836 and some aspects of it, such…
January 27, 2026 By Stephens Scown
The digital world – life after death
The use of the internet and the huge technological changes that we have seen over…
January 27, 2026 By Stephens Scown
Flood Re – it’s here!
Flood Re, a new scheme designed jointly by the Government and insurers that intends to…
January 27, 2026 By Stephens Scown
The spectre of inflation and the importance of pricing
The accuracy of economic forecasts has been heavily criticised in the wake of the Brexit…
January 27, 2026 By Stephens Scown
Business tenancies: reaffirming a well established principle
Where a tenant occupies premises for business purposes under a tenancy, it may have security…
January 27, 2026 By Mike Davies
Leading expert in inheritance disputes gains specialist accreditation
The UK’s leading body for lawyers specialising in disputed estates and trusts has recognised a…
January 27, 2026 By James Burrows
IHT Planning – Inheritance tax planning by attorneys
An increasing number of people are appointing children and other relatives to act for them…
January 27, 2026 By Ian Newcombe
The Delivery Group acquired by management
Three directors of The Delivery Group - which operates a national network of e-commerce and…
January 27, 2026 By Stephens Scown
Is future inheritance considered on divorce?
We are regularly asked whether the future inheritance prospects of a client or their spouse…
January 27, 2026 By Sarah Walls
Are your privacy policies all at sea?
It has been almost six months since the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) 2018 but…
January 27, 2026 By Stephens Scown
Royalty free licences – a long term gain
Toyota has just joined Tesla in declaring that they intend to make thousands of Patents…
January 27, 2026 By Thomas Chartres-Moore