In her latest article, Head of Corporate & Commercial Karen Edwards outlines what a family investment company is and how they work…
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In this article, Corporate & Commercial Associate, Zoe Watson outlines what NSIA is and when it applies to company transaction…
In this Coffee Break Briefing, Malcolm Niekirk is joined by employment Associate Chris Dobbs to speak about reporting to the RPS.
In his latest Coffee Break Briefing, Partner & Head of Insolvency & Restructuring, Malcolm Niekirk discussed how tax in personal insolvency works.
In her latest article Specialist Company & Commercial Solicitor, Hem Gujadhur outlines what incorporation is and how it works.
In his latest Coffee Break Briefing, Partner & Head of Insolvency & Restructuring, Malcolm Niekirk provides spoke about provisional liquidations.
In his first article for the firm, Trainee Solicitor, Jack Phillips covers what adverse possession is, how long you have to occupy the land for before it becomes yours and more.
In his first article for the firm, Specialist Corporate & Commercial Solicitor Arya Koohgilani answers your questions on copyright in practice or business.
In this article, Commercial Property Specialist Patsy Whitford discusses the process of converting a home into an HMO.
In Malcom Niekirk’s latest Coffee Break Briefing, he provides some advice on Non-provable debts.
In this session, Malcolm outlined what a non-provable debt is, when it’s clearly non-provable, when it’s not clear and some examples.
As of today (6th April 2025), the Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR) rates will be changing, meaning business owners will now pay more tax on chargeable gains when selling a business.
In this article, Corporate & Commercial expert Hem Gujadhur outline the new rates, what they mean for business owners and how they will change in the future.
In Malcolm Niekirk’s latest Coffee Break Briefing Webinar, he provided Insolvency Practitioners with some advice on Disclaimers. This is the summary of that briefing.
Whether you are a commercial landlord or tenant, there are a number of reasons why you might want to bring your lease to an end early.
In her first article for the firm, Family Law Partner Rosie Sharp answers your questions on businesses and business assets in divorce.
Frettens’ Commercial Property Team recently acted for Smeda Sports, assisting with their lease and conversion of a substantial commercial premises in Christchurch.
In his latest Coffee Break Briefing webinar, Frettens own Insolvency Guru Malcolm Niekirk held his second session on Insolvent Partnerships, giving some case studies on the notoriously difficult area. This is the summary of that briefing.
In this article, Commercial Property Specialist Charlie Stickland discusses how Heads of Terms work, whether they’re legally binding and what to look out for when negotiating.
In this article, Insolvency Guru Malcolm Niekirk looks at the rare and notoriously difficult to deal with Insolvent Partnerships.
In his latest article, experienced Corporate & Commercial Solicitor Paul Longland answers your questions on EIS tax relief.
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
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