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Cameron Hearn was named Dorset’s Apprentice of the Year at the Dorset Chamber Awards on Wednesday. He was presented his award by the Lord-Lieutenant of Dorset, Angus Campbell in an awards ceremony at the impressive new Superior Seals Academy in...
We often get questions from clients regarding Legacy Giving (leaving money to charity in a Will).
In his first article, Wills & Tax Partner James Hammersley answers some of these questions.
In this article, Dispute Resolution Trainee Solicitor Olivia Parkinson explores one form of contested probate disputed wills, undue influence.
Olivia goes on to look at how you can prove undue influence in law
In the recent Queen’s Speech, plans were outlined for the Renters Reform Bill. This included an update on the abolition of Section 21 evictions and when we might see it. Will Bartley summarises the Queen’s Speech; outlining the key takeaways for landlords.
In this article, Commercial Property Solicitor Patsy Whitford looks at the implications of having a restrictive covenant on a property that you own or are looking to buy.
Patsy goes on to outline what happens when a covenant is breached and discusses how you can remove a covenant from your property.
Wills and Tax Partner James Hammersley is the latest addition to the firm. James will be working in our Christchurch office, bringing a wealth of experience both to the wills department and the leadership team.
In this article, Dispute Resolution Paralegal Jason Hayter discusses your options and what you can do when a loanee defaults.
Paul Burton takes a look at a recent case where indirect sex discrimination was claimed.
In this article, Chris Dobbs looks at the rise in 'workplace banter' references in tribunal cases. Chris discusses to what extend certainbehaviour is considered 'banter' and looks at the risks of relying on 'banter' in court.
In his latest Coffee Break Briefing webinar, Frettens’ own Insolvency Guru Malcolm Niekirk looked at leisure businesses.
This is the summary of that briefing where Malcolm discusses the issues that are affecting leisure businesses and what IPs need to consider when working with businesses in the sector.
In this month’s Q&A, Property Litigation specialist Will Bartley provides advice for freeholders on how to recover Service Charges and Ground Rent from Leaseholders.
In this article, Family Partner Simon Immins looks at some points that may be helpful when considering what possible action to take when parents disagree over the vaccination of their child.
Frettens' own Property Litigation specialist Will Bartley sat down with the people over at Christopher Shaw Estate Agents to give some guidance to first time landlords.
Will Bartley sat down with the people over at Christopher Shaw Estate Agents and shared some of the horror stories he's come across as a Property Litigation lawyer.
In this article, Employment Partner Paul Burton takes a look of this decision and discusses the importance of having a well drafted non-compete clause/restrictive covenant.
As a parent, you’ll want to make sure that your children will be well looked after and cared for after your death.
In this article, Wills & Tax Partner Lee Young discusses how you can ensure that this is the case and that your children are taken care of according to your wishes.
As a parent, you’ll want to make sure that your children will be well looked after and cared for after your death.
In this article, Wills & Tax Partner Lee Young discusses how you can ensure that this is the case and that your children are taken care of according to your wishes.
In this article, Leasehold Property Paralegal Hannah Faith looks at the upcoming Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act, discussing when its coming into force and how it will affect lease extensions.
The EAT recently cleared up what a detriment is in a victimisation claim.
Paul Burton discusses the implications of this definition for employers and looks at how they can deal with and mitigate such claims.
In this article, Employment Solicitor Chris Dobbs outlines what employers should consider over the Jubilee weekend regarding paid holiday entitlements.
