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As companies struggle to pay debts, lenders and suppliers are increasingly looking to directors to pay those debts where the director has given a personal guarantee. Check out @m417ead's latest article on director's personal guarantees >> https://bit.ly/2Uyzf9b
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Personal injury partner, Howard Kent successfully negotiated a settlement agreement which resulted in the defendant agreeing to pay our client a five-figure sum in damages. To read the full case study, follow the link >> https://bit.ly/2YwRVIt #personalinjury #workaccident
Check out senior employment lawyer, Michael Kerrigan @kerrigan_mk latest video about the furlough scheme>> https://bit.ly/2BHB0dC via @YouTube
The Government has recently announced that landlords of residential properties will have to wait until at least September for claims to recover possession of their properties to be heard. Read senior litigation lawyer, Simon Tucker's latest article>https://bit.ly/37S0ktj
The Government has recently announced that landlords of residential properties will have to wait until at least September for claims to recover possession of their properties to be heard. Where tenants are not in breach of their tenancy agreements and the agreement is an assured shorthold tenancy, the landlord will first have to serve Notice compliant with Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 ...
Careful consideration needs to be given to any “without prejudice” communications because there are exceptions to the general rule that this type of communication will not be disclosed to a court. The term “without prejudice” is used when a party wants to make an offer to another party when they are in dispute, or negotiation, but wants to keep that offer confidential. In these circumstance...