We generally see a lot of cases where individuals do not agree with how the ownership of assets are split. There are two areas of law which can relate to this especially in respect of a property, which is generally the biggest asset someone owns.

There are ways in which a lawyer can help navigate these complicated areas of law. The two of the most common areas are…

We are used to seeing clients who are frustrated because someone has failed to deliver their part of an agreement. In many cases, this can be very distressing and inconvenient. If this happens, what can be done about it?

We enter into contracts on a daily basis in our lives sometimes without a second thought to what happens when things go wrong. It is vital that parties to a contract should be aware of whether and when that contract may be void or voidable. When does a contract form?

What is a fiduciary duty? This is the legal relationship between two parties (the fiduciary and the beneficiary) where one…

Qualified One Way Costs Shifting (“QOCS”) rules were introduced into the Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) on 1st April 2013 as part of Lord Justice Jackson’s reforms. The rules are contained within CPR 44.13 – 44.17 and CPR44 Practice Direction Section 12. The rules were introduced to allow a Claimant to avoid costs liability if their case failed, as long as they had not been guilty of fundamental dishonesty.