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Living Together Without Marrying - Know Your Rights

Are you buying a house with your partner? Maybe you have made the decision not to marry, or to save for a wedding once you are on the housing ladder? Have you been living together for many years in a house owned solely in your partner’s name? If any of these apply to you, then this is a must-read article to understand your rights.

X-Ray / Radiology Negligence – When a Radiologist Makes a Mistake

When a radiologist incorrectly interprets an x-ray or other medical image or scan, it can result in a harmful misdiagnosis that can compromise a person’s health and overall wellbeing. Read more from Medical Negligence advisor Ben Cowling.

How To Exit Your Business - Option 3 Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs)

The pandemic accelerated an already growing number of business owners considering an exit from their companies – whether for reasons of work-life balance or simply a desire to change industry or location. In his latest series of articles, Corporate Partner Euan McLaughlin, looks at some of the exit routes available to business owners.

How To Exit Your Business - Option 2 Management Buy-Out (MBO)

The pandemic accelerated an already growing number of business owners considering an exit from their companies – whether for reasons of work-life balance or simply a desire to change industry or location. In his latest series of articles, Corporate Partner Euan McLaughlin, looks at some of the exit routes available to business owners.

Buying a Property with a Roof Terrace or Balcony

A home with outside space appeals to many of us, but it may be hard to find somewhere affordable with a garden and, even then, you may not want the responsibility of its upkeep. A balcony or roof terrace could give you that much coveted al fresco space without the maintenance headache.

Arrangements for Children Post Separation

The Children Act 1989 sets out the three main Orders a parent may apply for following a relationship breakdown. These are a Child Arrangements Order, Specific Issue Order and Prohibited Steps Order.