In her first article, Company & Commercial Solicitor Zoe Watson answers the question ‘How do I terminate a director of a company?’.
Zoe looks at who can remove a director, what process needs to be followed and more…
In this article, Landlord & Tenant specialist Olivia Parkinson provides advice for people who are looking to become a landlord.
He goes on to outline the responsibilities of a landlord, the costs involved and the benefits.
Once you’ve found a suitable tenant for your property, and gone through the ‘screening process’ to ensure that they’re the right fit, you’ll need to prepare your property for their arrival.
In this article, Landlord & Tenant Specialist Olivia Parkinson outlines how to get ready for your new tenant and what documents you’ll need to provide.
Restrictive covenants, as you may well know, can be a real nuisance for landlords.But what exactly are they, what effect do they have, and how can you remove them. In his latest article, Landlord and Tenant Specialist Olivia Parkinson answers these questions and more.
In his latest article, Employment Solicitor Chris Dobbs looks at the problem with the statutory ‘reasonable steps’ defence to discrimination claims.
He looks at where the defence fails, and discusses the importance of up to date employment training.
In this article, experienced Corporate and Commercial Solicitor Paul Longland looks at franchises and franchising. He goes on to outline the pros, cons and gives his advice.
In this video, Will Bartley looks at whether landlords can evict tenants themselves or whether they should take specialist advice.
In this video, Landlord and Tenant specialist Will Bartley covers Restrictive Covenants and how to deal with them.
If you’re a landlord who’s waiting for a new tenant to move in, you may be wondering what you can do to make sure that you’re prepared for their arrival.
In his latest video, Landlord and Tenant Specialist Will Bartley recommends three actions to take to get ready for new tenants.
If you’re looking to rent out property, you need to be aware of the responsibilities that you will take on as a landlord.
So, in this video, Landlord and Tenant Specialist Will Bartley outlines the 5 most important duties that you will have.
Quiet quitting is the latest topical phrase to hit the workplace headlines and involves people essentially doing the bare minimum in their workplace.
In this article, Employment Solicitor Chris Dobbs dives deeper into quiet quitting; debating whether it is an actual problem and outlining how employers can combat the issue.
Are you looking to rent out a property, but unsure where to start? If so, this video might help. Here, Landlord and Tenant Specialist Will Bartley outlines the first steps that you should take.
The Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill is set to revoke certain EU legislation, including, potentially, TUPE, The Working Time Regulations and more.
In his latest article, Employment Solicitor Chris Dobbs looks at this bill in further detail and outlines the potential changes that could occur as a result of it.
In this article, Paul Longland, the latest addition to our growing Corporate & Commercial Team, outlines the demerger process; discussing the pros and cons.
In his latest Coffee Break Briefing webinar, Frettens’ own Insolvency Guru Malcolm Niekirk gave a refresher on administrations and what can go wrong, particularly with the appointment itself.
In his latest Coffee Break Briefing webinar, Frettens’ own Insolvency Guru Malcolm Niekirk gave a refresher on GDPR for office holders and outlined the importance of compliance.
On Monday 3rd October, Malcolm Niekirk held one of his popular Coffee Break Briefing Webinars.
In the webinar, Malcolm gave a refresher on administrations.
Two new solicitors have joined Frettens’ Corporate & Commercial Team, making them one of the ‘most experienced and best-resourced in the area’.
Paul Longland and Zoe Watson join partner Karen Edwards’ team, meaning they now have six lawyers working exclusively on corporate and commercial transactions.