Grace Holland on financial assets

Probate and avoiding problems with chattels

While financial assets can be divided relatively easily when settling an estate, this is not usually possible with heirlooms such as a painting, a piece of furniture or individual pieces of jewellery. Even if items are not valuable, such items may be the cause of a dispute between siblings who
Categories:  News, Wills & Probate
Conor from nalders talks about commercial property investment

Buying your first commercial property

Many would-be investors are drawn to commercial property.  Even in times of economic uncertainty, people like the idea of investing in bricks and mortar which can feel more real than a purely financial investment.  A commercial property can be the foundation for a long-term income stream, as long as it
Categories:  Commercial Property, News
Sian Morley on Key considerations for buying a home off plan

Key considerations for buying a home off plan

Does the idea of a brand-new home appeal to you? If so, you are not alone as the last two years have seen a dramatic rise in the number of people buying off plan.  Whether you are looking for your forever home, an investment property, or a holiday hideaway, buying
Categories:  News, Residential Property
Jo Fitchett from Nalders

Dealing with a serious injury to an employee or member of the public on your premises

When someone is hurt in an accident at work, or while visiting your business premises, it can be easy to panic. This is particularly true where the injury that has been suffered is serious and where your mind naturally starts to race with questions like whether the accident was your
Categories:  News, Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence
Sadie Sargeant on trade mark

Could a trade mark protect your business on social media?

While social media can be hugely beneficial for many businesses, it is not without its problems. Organisations have had to adapt to deal with unfavourable reviews, account hacking, data protection breaches, fake accounts and impersonation, use of their brand name as hashtags, privacy breaches and even liability for unlawful acts
Categories:  Business, News