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The two most common ways to own a property are freehold or leasehold. The freeholder of a property owns it outright, including the land it is built on. With a leasehold purchase you will have a legal...
Most employers will at some stage need to deal with a formal grievance lodged by an employee. A grievance is simply a complaint about any aspect of their work or colleagues. Grievances can be extremely time...
If you suffered historic abuse between 1964 and 1979, you may have been told you could not claim compensation because you lived under the...
The Court of Appeal has finally held by a majority that Uber drivers now have worker status.
In the 'Gig Economy' do you know if you're self-employed or worker status?...
There may come a time in your life when you have to care for an elderly parent, relative or even a friend. An unexpected turn of events could put you in such a position, but, plans for the unexpected can be...
How can a tenant break a lease early on a commercial property?
Break options within a commercial lease can sometimes be a battleground for landlords and tenants. The break option provides the...
Get to know the key faces of the Winston Solicitors property team with the questions you never knew you wanted to ask!
Jonathan Perry, Commercial Property Solicitor
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There are many issues to consider when setting up a business, including getting your ‘paperwork’ in order. Statutory rules, known as Model Articles, are commonly applied to companies and cover...
If a director/shareholder of a small company dies, this can cause considerable problems. It can, for instance, result in disruption and unwanted interference in the business of the deceased...