Frettens resident Chartered Tax Advisor, Lee Young, is one of a few solicitors in Dorset to be dual qualified as a Solicitor and Chartered Tax Advisor. In this article, he provides a summary of the budget tax implications.
Earlier today, Chancellor Rachel Reeves held the Labour Partys first Budget in 14 years, unveiling a host of tax rises and spending cuts to restore economic stability and focus on economic growth. Here is what the budget means for you
In this article, Employment Associate Chris Dobbs outlines how arbitration and conciliation works through ACAS, and discusses your settlement agreement options.
Dispute Resolution Solicitor Rupert Knell outlines what you can do about trespassers on your land.
In this article, Malcolm Niekirk looks at the Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) Act 2010, discussing how it works and providing advice for IPs on their duties to comply with it.
In this article, Employment Associate Chris Dobbs summarises the proposed changes in the new Employment Rights Bill and looks at when they might come into force.
Frettens has yet again been recognised as a leading law firm on the South Coast in the Legal 500, the UK’s largest and most in-depth survey of the legal market.
In this article, Employment Expert & Associate Chris Dobbs looks at dismissals and tribunal claims.
Malcolm Niekirk discusses debtors with high rise buildings, and your responsibilities as an insolvency practitioner.
In this article, Wills & Tax Solicitor Rhiannon Stevinson aims to clear up any confusion and answer your burning Inheritance Tax questions.
We are delighted to confirm that FIVE new trainees have joined the firm in August. Read more about them here.
Frettens’ Corporate & Commercial department have recently acted for Decorum Vending Limited in their landmark partnership with the East Japan Railway Company (JR East).
Head of HR Services Nathan Andrews outlines when employers and HR professionals should instruct an independent third party to conduct a workplace investigation.
In this article, Chris Dobbs looks at redundancy dismissals, how they work, the legal basis and pitfalls.
We are delighted to welcome our new placement students Susie Moore and Isobel Forward to the firm.
We are delighted to welcome experienced solicitor Bryony Spicer to our now six-strong family team!
Head of HR Services Nathan Andrews details everything you need to know about the burden of proof in Employment Investigations.
In this article from Nathan Andrews, you’ll find a detailed breakdown of the entire work investigation process, from appointing an investigator to making an informed decision at the end of the procedure.
In his first article for the firm, Nathan Andrews, Head of HR Services, sketches out everything you need to know before taking on a workplace investigation.
In her latest article, Corporate and Commercial Solicitor Zoe Watson answers some of the most common questions around LLPs and outlines the pros, cons and how to set one up.