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Surrogacy is an arrangement where the person who carries and gives birth to the child is not intended to be the child’s legal parent after...
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On the 6th April 2024, the right to request flexible working from the start of your employment (day 1) came into force due to amendments mad...
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A Charitable Incorporated Organization (CIO) is a relatively new form of charitable entity which has a separate legal personality thus givin...
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Fisher Jones Greenwood is entering into a new era, having promoted a number of experienced team members into senior leadership roles. The...
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The Family Court have recently set aside a Pension Sharing Order in the case of SY v Personal Representatives of the Estate of DY (Deceased)...
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Why do you have a Conveyancer represent you when you are selling and purchasing a property? A conveyancer is a specialist in re...
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A share purchase is a type of corporate transaction where a buyer acquires shares (which can be the entire issued share capital or a part of...
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The fire at Grenfell Tower in Kensington in 2017 emphasised the need for anyone thinking of buying a flat to investigate the fire safety asp...
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Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) are complex transactions, with often high stakes and high value. Due to this, advising and acting on M&am...
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Last year the Dispute Resolution team and I ran a number of drop-in clinics from our Braintree office, seeking to assist those that had ques...
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Recent case law has led to a potentially troubling position for Sole Directors and Corporate Practitioners regarding the ability for Sole Di...
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Last year marked a small landmark in my legal career, as I entered double figures of qualification having been a qualified solicitor for 10 ...
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