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Top tips in negotiating contractual indemnities and warranties

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Whether you are buying a business, procuring goods or seeking a service for your business, indemnities and warranties can help manage risk for both parties. This is why they are often the most negotiated provisions in commercial contracts; and they need to...

Peace of mind starts with being truly listened to

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Making Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney is rarely just about documents. For many families, it's about making important decisions for the future, thinking about loved ones, and making sure the right plans are in place for whatever life may bring....

Family law matters are rarely just about paperwork.

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When family life feels uncertain, having the right support can make all the difference... Family law matters are rarely just about paperwork. They often come at a time when emotions are running high, important decisions need to be made, and the future...

Breach of fiduciary duty - director response to an accusation?

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All directors of UK companies have to work within the bounds of corporate governance, and all have a duty to act within UK company legislation when working as a director. This means all directors have certain duties to the company and shareholders and...

Turning uncertainty into confidence when making a Will

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For many people, making a Will is something they've been meaning to do for years. They know it's important, but they're often unsure where to start, what decisions need to be made, or even whether they have all the information they need. That...

Making an important decision feel easy

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For many people, making a Will is something they know they need to do, but putting it off can feel easier than getting started. That was the case for one client who recently worked with Emma Silkstone at our Pickering office . From the moment they...

Handshake to share purchase agreement, when selling your business

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For many SME business owners, the early stages of a sale or investment can feel informal and positive. Heads of terms are agreed, the price is discussed, and there is a shared sense of momentum. However, once commercial discussions have progressed and...

What Happens to Your Facebook Account When You Die?

Emma Silkstone
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(And Other Questions You Never Thought You'd Need to Ask).   When most people think about making a Will , they think about their house, their savings and perhaps that treasured collection of ornaments that nobody else in the family seems to...

Time off for religious observance; an employer's guide

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The Equality Act 2010 protects employees from indirect discrimination due to their religion or belief. This may require employers to allow employees time off work for a religious festival or to take part in a particular mourning ritual. While most employers...

Entrepreneurs: are you leaving a headache for your executors?

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If you run your own business, it is likely to be one of your most valuable assets and often your family’s main source of income. But have you considered what would happen to it if you were no longer here? Many business owners assume their family or...

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