News & Articles
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Retail tenants should check the small print
16th November 2020
As a fresh wave of lockdown measures cut across the UK, retail tenants may be experiencing new concerns about how to pay the rent,…
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Government increases financial support through Lockdown 2
6th November 2020
As we enter Lockdown 2, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has confirmed that the furlough scheme will be extended across the UK until the end of…
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Remote family court hearings – how do they work?
30th October 2020
The introduction of social distancing in response to the coronavirus outbreak has caused disruption to many vital services – including in the justice system.…
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Simon Brown invited to speak to students on the legal view of vaccinations
22nd October 2020
Family Law Solicitor, Simon Brown, was invited to speak to students at last weekend's Model Law Commission 2020, organised by Big Voice London. Simon had…
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Virus transmission spike is matched by divorce advice spike
16th October 2020
There are concerns that the latest spike in coronavirus transmissions may result in putting more pressure upon relationships, which may already be under strain,…
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Client experience comes first in Berry & Lamberts’ restructure
1st October 2020
The final phase of our long-term restructure plan has been realised this week with the consolidation of the family law team at our offices…
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Extension to Notice Period for Residential Tenancies
14th September 2020
Please note that this article refers to the law applicable to Assured and Assured Shorthold Tenancies. At the end of August, a statutory instrument…
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Lights, camera, action… signing your Will goes live!
8th September 2020
Experts are warning against self-directed videos following the announcement by the Government that legislation is to be introduced this month (September) to allow Wills…
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Dying without a Will and ‘death bed’ gifts
1st September 2020
Where a person dies without a valid Will they are deemed to have died intestate and the default rules of intestacy apply to the…
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Debt collection in the wake of the pandemic
24th August 2020
In these uncertain times, no matter how big or small your business is, managing cash flow can be challenging. One particular difficulty for many…
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Renewing a commercial lease – what can be negotiated?
19th August 2020
Most lease renewals are governed by the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, and the rules can be complicated and confusing. However, if your commercial…
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Landlords reminded to watch the small print
29th July 2020
Landlords are breathing a sigh of relief over the news that a court has allowed an eviction notice despite a copy of the gas…
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How to deal with an estate as an executor, during the coronavirus pandemic
24th July 2020
Adjusting to the challenges caused by coronavirus has been difficult for all of us. However, for those dealing with the death of a loved…
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‘No Fault’ Divorce to become Law
26th June 2020
The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill has now been approved by parliament, subject to receiving royal assent, thereby introducing the process for a ‘no…
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