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What Are the Personal Liabilities of a Company Director?

Company directors should be aware that their position does not preclude them from the possibility of being personally sued. While a limited liability company offers some protection, the responsibility of the role brings with it a legal duty of care that must be always adhered to. Here we go into more detail about what a […]

How To Set Up Your UK eVisa Immigration Account

The UK is moving towards a fully digital immigration system, and a key part of this transformation is the eVisa, a secure online record of your immigration status. If you currently hold a Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) or Biometric Residence Card (BRC), you must take action before 1 June 2026. What Is Changing? From 1 […]

Spouse Visa Case Study – Immigration Solicitor

Spouse visa applications under the five-year route are often seen as a clear pathway to settlement in the UK. However, even small errors at the end of this journey can have major consequences. Our immigration team recently assisted a client who had completed five years on a spouse visa but inadvertently jeopardised his settlement by […]

Testamentary Capacity & Power of Attorney – A Solicitors Guide

The tapestry of life, woven with experiences, relationships, and accumulated wealth, finds its final threads meticulously arranged in a will. This crucial document, a testament to one’s wishes, ensures that cherished possessions and hard-earned assets are distributed according to their final intentions. However, the increasing prevalence of age-related cognitive decline, particularly dementia, is casting a […]

Buying a Property with Cryptocurrency in the UK

The world of real estate is evolving, and with it, the ways we can purchase property. Cryptocurrency has emerged as a potential game-changer, offering an alternative to traditional financing. If you’re intrigued by the idea of buying property with cryptocurrency in the UK, for example with Bitcoin, Ethereum, or other digital assets, here’s what you […]

Right to Buy & Beyond – Alternative Options to Home Ownership

As a law firm specialising in conveyancing, we have witnessed firsthand the evolution of homeownership schemes in the UK. The Right to Buy scheme, once a cornerstone of government policy, is undergoing a noticeable transformation, with some councils actively limiting sales due to the acute housing shortage. This shift necessitates a broader understanding of the […]

Losing Your Job on a Skilled Worker Visa – A Solicitors Guide

If you are in the UK on a Skilled Worker visa and your employer has given notice of termination, it is natural to feel uncertain about your future. This blog explains what happens to your visa, what options are available, and what steps you should take to protect your immigration status if your skilled worker […]

Contentious Probate: A Solicitors Guide

As a solicitor specialising in contentious probate, I often find myself guiding clients through what is undoubtedly one of the most emotionally charged areas of law. Losing a loved one is difficult enough, but when the validity of their will is questioned, the situation can become incredibly complex and distressing. Today, I want to shed […]

The Sweet Taste of Business Acquisitions: A Solicitors Guide

In the world of business, growth and expansion are often the name of the game. One common strategy for achieving this is through business acquisitions. A recent example of this is the acquisition of Ambala, a well-known Asian sweets brand, by Cake Box, a UK-based cream cake specialist. This move allows Cake Box to diversify […]

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