It does not matter how good a company is or how many satisfied customers it has, there is always the potential for disputes to occur. Of course, good practices and high standards of customer service can minimise this risk, but there may still be occasions when the company and its customers reach an impasse, where…
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One type of insurance which can seem complex is restrictive covenant indemnity insurance. It is, however, fairly simple when you know more about it. A restrictive covenant indemnity insurance package is normally taken out when someone buys a property and then finds out the seller (or previous owner) has fallen foul of a restrictive covenant…
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You’re probably reading this after the shock of encountering a workplace accident and wondering, “can I sue my employer for a slip and fall?” The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) reports slips and falls as the single most common cause of work-related accidents in the UK. They can happen in a wide variety of locations;…
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A Financial Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is designed to secure your finances in case you are no longer able to manage your finances yourself. Many elderly people appoint an individual as their Attorney with their own children often chosen because of the level of trust required. In the majority of situations, the appointed Attorney…
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Employers often have to make tough decisions on dismissing employees; however, it is important that employers have a fair and justifiable reason for dismissing an employee. Employers must also follow the proper procedure and failure to do so can lead to negative consequences, such as the time and costs of defending an Employment Tribunal claim…
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When you’re made redundant it isn’t easy, especially if you have a family that you support and you need to ensure your rent, mortgage and bills are still paid. While there can be a lot of reasons for legitimate redundancy, it’s important to know about the redundancy process so you can determine whether you, or…
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CLAIMS UNDER INHERITANCE (PROVISION FOR FAMILY AND DEPENDANTS) ACT 1975 Occasionally, beneficiaries of a Will may be disappointed with what they have received from the estate of a deceased individual. In some instances there are also individuals who are completely left out of the Will. The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependents) Act 1975 enables…
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Cost of selling a house UK So, how much does it cost to sell a house? When selling a house, there are several costs involved, some of which you may not have considered. In this article, we’ll break down each of the typical costs including estate agent fees, solicitors fees and removal company costs. We’ll…
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If you find yourself in the position of serving a notice period, it can be quite awkward from both sides, depending on the circumstances. People resign from their position for all sorts of reasons, usually because they have found another role that seems to suit them better, either for location, salary, personal circumstances, promotion,…
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If you’re planning on keeping horses in any capacity, it’s important to know ahead of time exactly what legal requirements and permissions you need to follow as a horse owner. You’ll need a space to keep your horse or horses at a bare minimum, and if you plan to purchase land to do so, you…
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