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Good morning, good afternoon, good evening to all.
A combined July/August Newsletter just to keep all our readers on their toes. It’s holiday season for some who are mainly taking a UK based break, but we’re all really busy and we’ve got The Hundred Cricket and of course the Tokyo Olympics to keep us entertained. If you haven’t yet seen the reaction of the two high jumpers who were allowed to accept a joint gold rather than go through a ‘jump off’ then seek it out – the embodiment of the Olympic spirit.
Our friends at LFBB Financial services have written an interesting article encouraging anyone approaching retirement to consider their options. Our litigation department are looking at After the Event Insurance which might be a real help particularly to our commercial clients. If you have any questions or concerns relating to anything in these articles or the rest of the featured news and you would like to chat to us then please just give us a call on 0114 272 9721.
A little advance notice to check out or September Newsletter. We are sure that our Sheffield readers will be aware of ‘The Worshipful Company of Cutlers” and our ‘Master Cutler’, but did you know that there is also “The Worshipful Company of Pewterers” (based in London) and that this year the ‘Master Pewterer’ also hails from Sheffield. We have the privilege of working with both the Master Cutler and the Master Pewterer and next month we will feature both of them.
As always we look forward to hearing from you.
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Nearing Retirement? Face your Financial Fears
Stock markets remain volatile, fears of inflation are creeping up and the possibility of tax rises to repay the pandemic debt have caused a growing…
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Litigation Risk – a Look at After the Event Insurance
UK businesses are braced for a surge in litigation claims as Covid and Brexit have created a perfect storm. Most businesses will get involved in…
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What Does ‘Landlord’s Fixtures’ Mean? Court of Appeal Lays Down the Law
The term ‘landlord’s fixtures’ is ubiquitous in leases, but what exactly does it mean? In pondering that issue in a guideline case, the Court of…
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Feminist Campaigner Targeted on Twitter Receives £45,000 Libel Damages
Social media posts that take seconds to write can percolate throughout the internet indefinitely and cause incalculable harm to your reputation. However, a High Court…
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Restrictive Covenants and the Reasonable Use of Land – Guideline Ruling
Privately agreed restrictions on the use of property sometimes do not sit easily with the wider public interest in making the most of land as…
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COVID-19 – ‘Traffic Light’ Travel Restrictions Pass High Court Scrutiny
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought with it a welter of emergency legislation, much of it highly damaging to private business interests. However, as a High…
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Property Transfers Within Families – Never Dispense With Legal Advice
Family members frequently pass properties between each other without any money changing hands. However, as a High Court case showed, not all such transfers are…
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Don’t Delay Making a Will Until You Feel the Hand of Mortality Upon You
Far too many people put off making a will until ill health strikes and reminds them of their mortality. In a striking case on point,…
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Father’s Failure to Make a Will Plunges His Widow Into Legal Difficulties
One of the best things you can do for your loved ones is to sign a professionally drafted will. As a High Court case showed,…
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Embarking on a Property Development? Consulting a Solicitor is Step One
Before embarking on any form of property development it is absolutely vital to seek a lawyer’s confirmation that you are entitled to proceed. The point…
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