Appointing a Solicitor
Guide to some of the factors people use when appointing a Solicitor...link
Planning Law solicitors will undertake all aspects of planning law throughout England and Wales including:
■ Planning Applications and Objections;
■ Permitted development rights
■ Defence strategies on prosecutions;
■ Judicial Review;
■ Advising on development potential:
■ Appeals (especially enforcement notice cases);
■ Negotiating with Local Authorities over planning breaches;
■ Challenges against Inspector decisions;
■ Compulsory purchase compensation;
■ Lands Tribunal litigation and strategies;
■ Environmental protection cases;
What is a Flying Freehold and should it matter?..
linkGuide to some of the factors people use when appointing a Solicitor...link
Whilst most people hate the paperwork side of things it is important to go through the contract with your conveyancing solicitor...link
Corporate finance Solicitors will be able to assist with mergers and acquisitions, the buying of one company of another (M&A), and equity fundraising, or any ot..link
The government announces a New Homes Ombudsman to protect consume..
linkRestrictive covenants - If you happen across a restrictive covenant in a contract, what is it and why is it in place?..link
Computer and IT Law.
Computer Law is concerned with controlling and securing information stored on and transmitted between computers. Computer networks contain..link
Fixed Rates and Discounted Rates on a Mortgage - One of the decisions you will make concerning your property, is what type of Mortgage you should choose, short..link
As part of selling a house or flat in England and Wales you must..
linkPlanning Law Solicitors. Planning Law solicitors will undertake all aspects of Planning law...link
Employment Law Solicitors for Employers. If you're the employer of people, you want excellent solicitor's representation that giving expert advice...link
The legal rights of unmarried couples, regarding property. - In the event of the breakup of a relationship where the couple are not married what happens to the..link
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