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The government is to scrap the ‘sick note’ that GPs have used for 60 years to sign people off work. Sick notes are to be replaced by electronic ‘fit notes’, […]

Our former senior partner David Glass retires this week 44 years after starting work in the town. Born in Carlisle, David came to Cheltenham in 1965 to do his articles […]

We were pleased to act for John Purcaro, Chairman of Joedan Holdings Ltd, in the recent acquisition of the WWS Holdings Ltd group of companies. WWS Holdings, a Hampshire-based leading […]

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 (FSO) came into effect in October 2006. It applies to all non-domestic premises in England and Wales, including common parts of blocks of […]

If you have gone down the route of issuing a winding-up petition against a company or suddenly found that you are a creditor of a company in liquidation whether voluntary […]

Generally, the question of who pays for the costs of a claim is not determined until the claim is finally settled, by trial or other means. This is because usually, […]

In a tough economic climate, landlords have a difficult balance to strike between keeping properties occupied but making sure that rent is received from them. It pays to know what […]

In times of economic uncertainty, company directors should be aware of the dangers of giving personal guarantees. If a director acts as a guarantor for any type of commercial loan […]

Every landlord wants a reputable tenant who will be able to pay the rent and comply with lease obligations, including repairing covenants. It can be a temptation to ask for […]

Development plans can easily be thwarted by the existence of rights to light. It is not unusual for developers to strike agreements with neighbouring landowners whereby in return for some […]