Spire Solicitors LLP is pleased to announce its involvement in advising Flagship Group on the acquisition of land and partnership development agreement with Hopkins Homes for 300 market and affordable…
Collaborative Family Law is a non-confrontational approach to family issues such as divorce, financial arrangements, and child contact arrangements, without the emotional costs that accompany traditional court cases. What are…
Non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) seem to be on the rise in more and more commercial transactions, including but not limited to business sale and investment contexts. We are also seeing them…
As a business, it is essential to receive prompt payment for all goods, services and work carried out. Unpaid debt can affect cash flow and could potentially have long-lasting repercussions….
The Government has announced that the tenant eviction ban will end on 31 May 2021. This means that unless someone living in the property has Covid-19 symptoms or is self-isolating,…
The Queen’s speech on 11 May 2021 confirmed that ground rents for nearly all new residential leases will be abolished. The reform will be presented in the Leasehold reform (Ground…
A County Court Judgement, also referred to as a CCJ or County Court Summons, is a type of court order in the UK that can be registered against an individual…
Following the Queens speech on 11 May 2021, it is anticipated that the proposed Charities Bill should deal with the recommendations from the Law Commission, most of which have been…
There may come a time when someone with dementia is unable to make decisions about their health care and their finances. Everyday tasks involving managing bank accounts, making decisions to…
Launching a new business is an exciting time. But it is not a straightforward process and it is important to deal with core legal issues early to ensure your business…
With one-third of property transactions falling through, what can you do to minimise the risk of being gazumped? Gazumping occurs when a seller accepts a higher offer on their property…
At the start of a business relationship, it is tempting to think that you may not need a shareholders’ agreement. The possibility of disputes may seem remote, and you may…
