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Figures from the Charity Commission state that around 100,000 individuals per year are appointed as new trustees of charities. Being a trustee can be…

Most of us probably think that it included our Facebook and Twitter accounts, along with email, cloud storage, iTunes and for those of us brave…

When a person dies without leaving a valid Will, there can often be some uncertainty as to who will inherit from their estate. In a situation such as…

When assessing a planning application for a proposed development, planning authorities must consider whether any protected species are likely to be…

The year of 2020 was full of surprises. Most of them bad (very, very bad!) but for the property market, it was a year of positives and success…

The Wills Act of 1837 requires two witness signatures to be made in the presence of the person making a Will, also known as the testator, for it to…

We are pleased to provide you with the Herrington Carmichael employment law update for January 2021. This is a keynote summary of some of the main…

Residential Landlords are only too aware of the longstanding issues since the beginning of COVID in 2020 that has prevented effective action against…

Having had my first wedding cancelled back in September 2020 and sadly a further wedding cancelled this month it got me to thinking ‘What happens if…

Turnover Rent is a form of Rent in Commercial Leases which may benefit both a Landlord and a Tenant. Turnover Rent is a form of Rent which is…