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What is a lease extension? A lease extension refers to the process through which leaseholders can prolong the length of a lease beyond it...
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Buying property in the UK can be a complex and daunting process, especially for first-time buyers. One of the primary professionals who can ...
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What is fire and rehire? Dismissal and Re-Engagement, or Fire and Rehire as it is more commonly known, is the practice of dismissing an emp...
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We are delighted to be co-sponsoring the 3k event in the 2024 Dedham Run alongside Fenn Wright. Taking place on Sunday 15th September, at th...
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When purchasing a property through the conventional shared ownership route there are certain criteria that a buyer must meet to be approved ...
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Your business invests considerable resources into forming and sustaining your brand. However, what should you do when another business attem...
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"I learnt about the different routes that there are into law. Fisher Jones Greenwood LLP offer a variety of apprenticeship schemes and train...
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Introduction The Children Act 1989 is a cornerstone of child welfare legislation in the UK, providing a comprehensive framework for the c...
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Restrictive covenants do exactly what you would expect – they restrict you from carrying out certain actions, limiting your property’s p...
Family Law
Fisher Jones Greenwood LLP (FJG), a leading law firm in the eastern region, is delighted to announce that Rachel Earnshaw, a partner in ...
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The UK listing regime is about to undergo the most significant reforms in decades. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has confirmed that ...
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What is Collective Enfranchisement? Collective enfranchisement effectively allows leaseholders to “force” a freeholder to sell them t...
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