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Maria Tiron

Farming accidents high risk for self-employed

Agriculture represents a dangerous industry in the UK, and according to the Health and Safety Executive’s report 2020/2021, farm deaths...

Simon Nosworthy

10 Top Tips to Avoid Delays When Selling Your...

Thinking about marketing your property for sale? Simon Nosworthy, Conveyancing Solicitor at Osbornes sets out his top 10 tips of things...

Mark Freedman

Divorcing couples shun the courts for ‘private justice’...

Divorcing couples are shunning the court process, opting for ‘private justice’ after the pandemic leads to huge backlogs in the...

Andrew Middlehurst

Bike Boxes – what are the rules?

Cycle boxes at traffic lights I read a post recently on a London cycling forum in relation to some confusion...

William Ford

EU Nationals with Pre-Settled Status entitled to benefits...

Court Judgment means EU Nationals with Pre-Settled Status can access benefits and housing On 18 December 2020 the Court of Appeal handed...

Shilpa Mathuradas

Business eviction ban extended

The Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick announced today (9th December 2020) that business owners affected by the pandemic will have protection from...

Edward Taylor

Education provision to age disputed migrants

The thorny issue of education provision to age disputed migrants There was an interesting article in The Guardian last week...

Katie de Swarte

How to prevent a loved one entrusting their...

Record numbers of us entrust our finances to loved ones, with over 800,000 Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) registered yearly, according...

Simon Nosworthy

Huge house moving delays could leave thousands having...

Thousands of homebuyers could unwittingly have to pay up to £15,000 when the stamp duty holiday ends because of huge delays...

William Ford

Is the delay in the Renters Reform Bill...

There have been issues tenants have faced for a long time before pandemic; namely no fault evictions and the other...