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The procedure for dissolving a company is considerably cheaper and more straightforward than instructing a liquidator to wind up the company, although certain formalities must be observed in accordance with […]

Mediation can be a very effective way of resolving a dispute. Although there is no requirement for a party in dispute to agree to it, the courts are very keen […]

Where a seller’s title is based upon adverse possession (commonly known as squatting) or where a title cannot be proven because the title deeds have been lost or destroyed, a […]

At long last, the UK appears to be emerging from recession. In recent months there have certainly been many positive economic growth indicators, however the general business experience is still […]

Do the tenants’ fixtures belong to the tenant at the end of the lease, and can they be removed? Not necessarily. Tenants’ fixtures, which includes equipment and machinery fixed onto […]

A farmhouse that is eligible for agricultural property relief (APR) will provide significant benefit to anyone wanting to reduce their liability to pay inheritance tax (IHT) upon their death. To […]

Work to build Sussex’s first cancer information and support centre which began last month was helped by our firm. Macmillan Cancer Support has partnered with Sussex Cancer Fund and Brighton […]

We are one of the participating solicitors in the annual Make-a-Will Month organised by Cobalt. The scheme encourages local people to make or update a will with the donations going […]

We have raised £3,000 to help provide care and comfort to people with cancer and other potentially life-limiting conditions. 200 local business professionals attended the charity quiz night at Hatherley […]

Category: Press releases, Commercial, Employment law Litigation isn’t pretty. In fact, it usually involves a considerable amount of mud-slinging on both sides. As William Roache reminded us recently, rarely do […]