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If you decide to challenge a validity of a will or someone’s entitlement to administer an estate, you will enter a caveat at the Probate Registry.  This will give you time to carry out research and...

Today’s Housing Week video sees Victory Thiru answering questions he is frequently asked by leaseholders and tenants on issues of compensation for disrepair. Victory outlines who is eligible to make...

This week the Housing Team at Anthony Gold are focusing on some of the issues leaseholders and tenants often face. Throughout this week we will be publishing a series of videos, podcasts and blog cont...

I acted for a former soldier who was prematurely discharged from the Army on account of injuries he sustained while in service. My client is from Ghana. He graduated with a diploma in marketing before...

Recent reports note that the former vaccine task force chief, Ms Kate Bingham, who was also a venture capitalist, may have benefitted personally from an investment into a fund run by her private equit...

The current Pandemic feels like a rollercoaster, with multiple waves and fast changing circumstances – one minute people are being told to stay at home wherever possible, then encouraged to eat out...

Much of the Mental Capacity Act 2005 involved a restatement of common law principles. However, in the test for capacity the law makers sought to bring together medical thinking and provide some new cl...

Settlement Agreements are one of those things that you either know about them, or you don’t. Of course, one would hope to not need to know about them because they are exactly what it says on the tin...