Insights

The Birmingham Employment Tribunal recently made a decision, in the case of Taylor v Jaguar Land Rover Limited, that under the definition of gender reassignment within the Equality Act 2010, a person...

One of the issues that has cropped up for doctors and other healthcare professionals as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown in its various forms in 2020 has been the rise in the need for...

One of the requirements to make a valid will is that the person has the requisite mental capacity to do so. This is referred to as ‘testamentary capacity’. The Golden Rule In the case of Ken...

When there is a dispute as to the validity of a will or as to who should apply for a Grant, a person may lodge a caveat at the Probate Registry. As explained in our earlier article,  caveat stops an...

As part of Anthony Gold’s Housing Week this week, my colleagues Giles Peaker and Jenny Evans recorded a webinar entitled “Leaseholders and build defects – issues and remedies” – the recordin...

For today’s part of Housing week, Head of Housing Andrew Brookes answers some frequently asked questions related to service charges for Council and Local Authority leaseholders. https://soundclou...

For today’s instalment of Housing week, partner, Giles Peaker and solicitor, Jenny Evans hosted our webinar “Leasehold and new build defects – issues and remedies.” The webinar examined the...

The recent High Court judgment in Lord Bishop of Leeds v Dixon Coles & Gill [2020] EWHC 2809 (Ch) deals with several issues that will be of interest to solicitors and insurers faced with liability...