A description of the fundamental changes proposed by the 2024 Labour government when it comes to Employment Law – otherwise known as their New Deal for Working People. The proposals will have far-reaching impacts on both employers and employees.
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has recently published guidance for employers on menopause and the workplace. It explains what the menopause is, its symptoms, the impact it can have at work and the legal obligations that an employer has.
Property auctions can be an inexpensive and exciting way of buying a house – but there are pitfalls you should be aware of. Engaging a conveyancing solicitor early on is a good move.
Delayed completion: what are your options when someone in your chain of property transactions is late? With a group of strangers all working toward completing on the same date, it’s a wonder it ever works out on time.
Contesting a Will is not something you do when you are simply disappointed with your share. Has there been undue influence? Or testamentary incapacity? We look at the options
Building on our introduction to probate disputes and contentious probate, we delve deeper into this area of law and provide the details of some real-life cases and how inheritance disputes are dealt with in practice Before going further, if you have not got a Will yet and wish to leave your estate to your loved […]
If you’re relying on a seller telling the truth on their Property Information Form, you could be in for a nasty shock. Our post covers some of the issues, and the comments below the post cover even more live issues from flooding to planning permission.
An epidemic of property fraud means you need to take care when you are buying or selling property. We look at ways you can protect yourself.
Cunningtons Brighton branch is on the shortlist for this prestigious property award, to be decided in October 2024.
A look at the much-maligned inheritance tax, and how writing your Will correctly with a well-trained solicitor can reduce your anxieties.
Restrictive Covenants can dictate what you can do with a property, even if you own the freehold. We go through some issues – and your options.
Using a Deed of Variation you can legally change a Will – but there are strict conditions. It is a way of reducing your inheritance in favour of someone else.