They say that charity begins at home but perhaps it could also be said that it ends with a Will. Legacies to charities are an essential part of their income...
Read moreOn 20 September, partner, Luke Harrison, who also chairs the Commercial Litigation Association, will be appearing on the Brexit panel at the CDR Autumn Litigation Symposium. The panel will debate...
Read moreThe government has recently announced that it plans to launch a consultation on permitting “no-fault” divorce. This directly follows the recent case decided by the Supreme Court in which a...
Read moreOn 5 September 2018, the Court of Appeal handed down judgment in the Director of the Serious Fraud Office v Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation [2018] EWCA Civ 2006. The decision...
Read moreThe Hertfordshire-based multi-service law firm Debenhams Ottaway has announced that, as of 1 September, it is expanding to a new central London space, to complement its current offices in St...
Read moreFollowing the Grenfell tragedy landlords will be keenly aware of the dangers of fire safety, particularly where cladding is involved. In the recent case heard before the First-tier Tribunal (“the...
Read moreHave you considered who would manage your affairs and make decisions, if you have an illness or accident that leaves you incapable of looking after things yourself? A Lasting Power...
Read moreThe recent decision of the Supreme Court in Banca Nazionale del Lavaro SPA v. Playboy Club London Limited [2018] UKSC 43 examines well-known principles of duty of care established by...
Read moreDebenhams Ottaway Solicitors continues to support the charity, The Funding Network, which supports social change projects through live “crowdfunding” to obtain donations for charities. The Funding Network invites local charities...
Read moreDebenhams Ottaway once again has been ranked as the only “Band 1” firm in the Private Wealth category in St Albans and Hertfordshire. The well regarded industry directory, Chambers &...
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Luke Harrison of @DebenhamsOtt explaining issues for parties pursuing litigation in times of Brexit.
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The final panel of the day on the effects of the dreaded ‘B’ word
Guy Lougher @Pinsent_Masons Richard Hoyle @EssexCourtLaw Luke Harrison @DebenhamsOtt #CDRLit18
Final panel of the day of #CDRLIT18 is comprised of chair Guy Lougher of @Pinsent_Masons, Richard Hoyle of @EssexCourtLaw and Luke Harrison of @DebenhamsOtt.
Managing Partner @SGlenholme highlights the reasons for giving to charity in your Will https://t.co/vec1Z2FgSm
They say that charity begins at home but perhaps it could also be said that it ends with a Will. Legacies to charities are an essential part of their income stream and can also have tax benefits for the Will-maker and their non-charity beneficiaries such as children. For most people the main reason for leaving a gift to charity in their Will is to benefit a good cause close to their heart...
On 20 September, partner, Luke Harrison, who also chairs the Commercial Litigation Association, will be appearing on the Brexit panel at the CDR Autumn Litigation Symposium. The panel will debate the most recent developments regarding Brexit, and what the implications might mean for commercial litigation lawyers, including o...