News 18 January 2021
Court decision on landmark business insurance case provides lifeline for many companies
The Supreme Court has granted the appeal in favour of the FCA and policyholders in the Covid-19 Business Interruption Insurance Test case
Insights 14 January 2021
Good reasons for the growing interest in forestry
A proactive approach to carbon-neutralising solutions reaps rewards for businesses, both in terms of investment opportunities and ever-increasing climate change regulations
Insights 11 January 2021
Businesses advised to be reasonable and flexible as the home school bell sounds again
Going beyond your legal obligations as parents face another spell of home learning is the right thing to do both for your employees and your business
Insights 6 January 2021
Charities can support each other through these tough times
There will be many going through the same issues or challenges that you are grappling with and third sector organisations can take comfort from that a...
News 4 January 2021
Positive property predictions for 2021 following £100m of residential sales
Strong prices are expected to continue as property transactions rise by half during the busiest four months on record
News 31 December 2020
A DIY Will risks needless stress and potential problems for your loved ones
Off-the-shelf online Will templates are at risk of being invalid in Scotland as a recent case highlights the legal pitfalls families can be exposed to
Insights 23 December 2020
Buyers can’t afford to underestimate value of expert advice to get best deals
Buying a home without proper advice has always been beset with potential pitfalls, not least the risk of paying the price if you get it wrong
News 17 December 2020
The end of the office is not nigh - but working worlds will evolve in 2021
The pandemic has provided us with an opportunity to share the future differently but an upturn in office investment in 2021 may still be on the cards
Insights 14 December 2020
Parents should take advice before opening the Bank of Mum and Dad
Families are right to take advice rather than leaving their children with a hefty tax bill - simply by trying to help them.
