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Begin 2026 with peace of mind

Sharon Richardson
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With the new year just around the corner, many turn their attention to healthy lifestyle resolutions and new fitness goals. But it’s also the perfect time to review and update your legal affairs. Sharon Richardson from Crombie Wilkinson Solicitors in...

Resolving an IP dispute with a distributor or agent

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Using agents or distributors can be a great way to promote and sell your product in areas which might be difficult to serve otherwise, but finding a trustworthy and reliable agent is not always easy. Intellectual property (IP), such as trademarks,...

How to avoid problems with a lasting power of attorney

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Many people take out a lasting power of attorney (LPA), nominating someone they trust to manage their property and financial affairs and another for their health and welfare affairs . This will help ensure their wishes are respected if they become...

What the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 means for your business

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The Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) is a new law introduced by the Government, aimed at making it easier for most businesses to navigate the labyrinth of obligations relating to data collection, storage and use. The changes introduced by the Act will...

Prenups on TV and in film - what are the myths v reality?

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Prenuptial agreements, or ‘prenups’ have long been a staple in television dramas, popular songs, and celebrity-focused reality shows. They are often portrayed as business contracts, designed to protect the wealthy spouse from losing everything in...

Building Safety Act and new rules - will you be caught?

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The Building Safety Act and a range of other safety-related regulations were introduced in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire.  The obvious focus is high-rise residential buildings, but the new rules actually have a wider reach.  Some of the...

Your legal rights explained when you've been mis-sold a horse

Leanne Kitson
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You did everything right for a perfect equine purchase. You weren’t naive; you didn’t just buy the first pretty pony or fall for a fancy sale video. Whether you’re new to the horse world or a seasoned professional, you approached the...

Implementation dates for the Renters Rights Bill

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Further to our last update on the Renters’ Rights Act 2025, the Government has now published a timeline for the changes to the private rented sector.  The changes have been separated out into ‘phases’, with the first phase of...

Commercial rent reviews - is 'upward only' under threat?

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If you grant a lease for more than five years, you will want to include a rent review, so that you can make sure the rent does not fall below the market average.  Rent reviews in UK commercial leases are usually ‘upward only’ which means the...

Negotiating a separation agreement

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If you are recently separated, or are contemplating separation from your spouse or partner, it can feel a little overwhelming to know what to do and in what order. For many people, they will be dealing not only with the emotional impact of a separation,...

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