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Conveyancing Solicitors In London

Written by Salima Manji, Head of Real Estate · SRA-regulated · Last reviewed 1 October 2026   Fixed-fee conveyancing for buyers, sellers and homeowners across London. Clear prices up front, a named lawyer from day one, and offices on the Strand and in Edgware. Buying or selling a home is the largest transaction most people […]

Crypto Legal Opinion Solicitors UK

Written by Fraz Butt, Senior Director · SRA-regulated · Last reviewed 30 September 2026   Signed legal opinion letters for token issuers, exchanges, crypto businesses and investors – clear on classification, clear on the FCA perimeter, and written to satisfy the exchange, bank or regulator that asked for it. A crypto legal opinion is often […]

Yacht & Maritime Solicitors In London & UK

Written by Fraz Butt, Senior Director · SRA-regulated · Last reviewed 30 September 2026   Specialist legal advice for yacht and superyacht owners, buyers, sellers and lenders – from the first offer to the day your vessel is registered, financed, chartered or passed on. A yacht is rarely just a purchase. It is a floating […]

Ending a Tenancy Without Court Proceedings: The Deed of Surrender Explained

Written by Maxim Sealey, Associate Solicitor · SRA-regulated · Last reviewed 28 September 2026   A deed of surrender is a formal legal document, signed by both landlord and tenant, that brings a tenancy to an end by agreement and confirms the tenant has no further rights to occupy the property, without the landlord needing […]

Can a Disputed Debt Stop a Winding-Up Petition? What Company Directors Need to Know

Written by Maxim Sealey, Associate Solicitor · SRA-regulated · Last reviewed 28 September 2026   Disputing the exact amount of a debt is generally not enough on its own to stop a company from being wound up. To successfully halt liquidation proceedings, a company must show that liability for the debt itself is genuinely disputed […]

Unfair Prejudice Petitions: Why There’s No Time Limit to Bring a Claim

Written by Maxim Sealey, Associate Solicitor · SRA-regulated · Last reviewed 24 September 2026   Unfair prejudice petitions are unusual in English litigation because there is no statutory limitation period restricting when a shareholder can bring one, unlike almost every other civil claim, which must generally be issued within a fixed number of years of […]

Form 3A: What Landlords Need to Know About the New Section 8 Possession Notice

Written by Maxim Sealey, Associate Solicitor · SRA-regulated · Last reviewed 24 September 2026   Form 3A is now the prescribed notice landlords must use to begin possession proceedings under section 8 of the Housing Act 1988, and it has replaced the previous Form 3 with immediate effect. If you or your managing agent have […]

Navigating UAE Funds: Questions & Answers – Series 1

Written by Parastu Aghai, Director · Last reviewed 24 September 2026   Working with investment funds, I regularly come across questions that sound straightforward at first, but often become much more complicated once you look at the regulatory structure. So I am starting a short Fund Problems – Q&A Series, covering some of the practical issues […]

Succession Planning for UAE-Based International Families: Wills, Foundations or Trusts?

Written by Parastu Aghai, Director · Last reviewed 23 September 2026   There is no single best tool for UAE-based international families — a will, a foundation and a trust each solve different problems, and most well-planned estates use more than one. A DIFC or ADGM Will provides certainty over UAE-based assets on death; a […]

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