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Making Intellectual Property Work For You
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Making Intellectual Property Work For You

In the rapidly evolving business landscape, intellectual property (IP) is one of the most valuable assets a company can possess. Yet, many businesses either underestimate its importance or lack a comprehensive understanding of their IP rights...

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Commercial | 12 November 2024

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How The Autumn Budget Could Impact Divorce
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How The Autumn Budget Could Impact Divorce

The recent budget announcement has raised many questions about its effects on divorce proceedings.    While budget changes do not affect the divorce process itself, consequential matters like financial settlements, property sales, and private...

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Family Law | 19 November 2024
7 Key Considerations Before Signing a Commercial Lease 
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7 Key Considerations Before Signing a Commercial Lease 

Signing a new commercial lease agreement for your business is an exciting prospect, but you should take time and care to ensure the lease provisions are suitable for your business and are commercially workable. Even the most straightforward...

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Commercial Property | 14 November 2024
How the New Obligation to Prevent Sexual Harassment Can Safeguard the Hospitality Industry
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How the New Obligation to Prevent Sexual Harassment Can Safeguard the Hospitality Industry

The hospitality sector frequently faces high-profile scandals involving sexual harassment, largely due to the nature of the industry, where employees interact directly with customers in high-pressure environments. From bars and restaurants to...

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Employment | 12 November 2024
Purchasing a Commercial Property as a UK Manufacturer
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Purchasing a Commercial Property as a UK Manufacturer

Purchasing a property for your manufacturing business provides stability and investments for the future and removes the hassle of gaining a landlord's consent for any alterations you may want to make to the premises. You may be confident that this...

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Commercial Property | 08 November 2024
The Effect of Marriage, Divorce and Separation on your Will
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The Effect of Marriage, Divorce and Separation on your Will

It is important to make a Will if you wish to leave your estate according to your wishes (whether to your spouse, children, charity or otherwise). In England and Wales, the absence of a valid Will means that the law will determine who will benefit...

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Family Law | 06 November 2024
How to Deal With Terminal Dilapidations
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How to Deal With Terminal Dilapidations

When a lease approaches expiry, a landlord will consider the property's condition and whether the tenant is in breach of any of the lease's clauses relating to the property's repair and maintenance. When dealing with a terminal dilapidations claim...

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Property Litigation | 05 November 2024
Are Employee Ownership Trusts a More Attractive Succession Model Following the 2024 Autumn Budget?
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Are Employee Ownership Trusts a More Attractive Succession Model Following the 2024 Autumn Budget?

On Wednesday, 30th October, the Labour government announced several changes to the legislation governing Employee Ownership Trusts (EOTs) in the Budget. Our EOT Lawyers examine the changes outlined in the Autumn Budget and consider how changes to...

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Corporate | 31 October 2024
How Does the Labour Government Intend to Fill the £40 Billion Black Hole?
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How Does the Labour Government Intend to Fill the £40 Billion Black Hole?

Initially predicted to be £22 billion, Chancellor Rachel Reeves had to deliver a Budget to raise funds but previously announced that there would be no increases to VAT, Income Tax and National Insurance.  Who are those with the broadest shoulders...

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Employment | 31 October 2024
Autumn Budget 2024: Insolvency and Restructuring
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Autumn Budget 2024: Insolvency and Restructuring

The UK’s first female Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has announced the first Labour budget in 14 years. In this blog, our Insolvency and Restructuring Solicitors highlight the main changes which are likely to have an impact on the Insolvency...

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Insolvency & Restructuring | 30 October 2024
Opportunities and Challenges of Using AI In Medical Research
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Opportunities and Challenges of Using AI In Medical Research

The Government has recently announced its plans to invest £6.4 million in an Artificial Intelligence (AI) digital pathology data platform , with the particular aim of (1) storing digital pathology data from the NHS and (2) training AI models on...

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Commercial Litigation | 29 October 2024
The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (“the Act”)
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The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (“the Act”)

Claimants who wish to bring a claim under the Inheritance Act must do so within  six months  of the date of the Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration. If the Grant has been extracted, the six-month date by which to bring a claim can be...

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Contentious Probate & Will Disputes | 29 October 2024
What to Expect at Manchester Family Court
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What to Expect at Manchester Family Court

Attending family court can be daunting, especially if you are unfamiliar with the process. Whether you are going through a divorce or trying to sort out the arrangements for your children , understanding the process and knowing how to deal with the...

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Family Law | 28 October 2024
Recovering Assets After Company Dissolution: How Vesting Orders Can Help Beyond the 6-Year Time Limit
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Recovering Assets After Company Dissolution: How Vesting Orders Can Help Beyond the 6-Year Time Limit

When a company is dissolved, its assets are often considered permanently lost, especially if more than six years have passed since its removal from the Companies Register. However, alternative legal options for recovering these assets exist, such...

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Dispute Resolution | 23 October 2024
What Happens to a House When an Unmarried Couple Splits and Only One Partner Owns It?
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What Happens to a House When an Unmarried Couple Splits and Only One Partner Owns It?

There is a myth that when you live with your partner for a long period of time, you are in a “ common law marriage ”. However, the reality is that there is no such concept in England and Wales.  Whether you have lived with your partner for one year...

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Family Law | 23 October 2024
Everything You Need To Know About Buying A Second Home
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Everything You Need To Know About Buying A Second Home

Do you aspire to purchase a second home? According to the English Housing Survey , 2.1 million households reported having at least one additional property, and the trend is not slowing. At Myerson, we recognise the difference between purchasing a...

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Residential Property | 22 October 2024
Husband of Heiress who Drowned in Denmark Cottage Pool Blocked from Inheriting £4 Million Fortune
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Husband of Heiress who Drowned in Denmark Cottage Pool Blocked from Inheriting £4 Million Fortune

In a recent case, a High Court judge has ruled that Donald McPherson unlawfully killed Paula Leeson by drowning her in the pool of their holiday cottage in an attempt to gain access to her £4.4 million estate. Our Contentious Probate Solicitors...

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Contentious Probate & Will Disputes | 21 October 2024
What Insolvency Options are Available For Distressed Retail Businesses?
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What Insolvency Options are Available For Distressed Retail Businesses?

The retail sector has been facing difficult market conditions recently. Statistics show that the number of retail insolvencies has increased 19% in the past year, from 1,843 in 2022/23 to 2,195 in 2023/24 (year-end 31 January).  There are several...

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Insolvency & Restructuring | 21 October 2024
How To Prepare for Refinancing Your Commercial Property
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How To Prepare for Refinancing Your Commercial Property

Someone might want to refinance their property for several reasons, such as a refinance with the same lender or a different one. The existing loan might end, a cashflow injection may be required, or more favourable terms might have been found with...

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Banking | 18 October 2024
What Happens to Sub-Tenants if the Headlease is Forfeited, Surrendered or Disclaimed?
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What Happens to Sub-Tenants if the Headlease is Forfeited, Surrendered or Disclaimed?

There are different consequences to the sub-tenants interest if a headlease is forfeited or surrendered.  Our Property Litigation Solicitors explore the impact on a sub-tenant in both scenarios.

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Property Litigation | 16 October 2024
IP Advance: New Financial Support Scheme for SMEs Launched by the IPO
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IP Advance: New Financial Support Scheme for SMEs Launched by the IPO

It’s no trade secret that intellectual property ( IP ) has the potential to drive growth and value for your business by delivering competitive advantages and creating new revenue streams. Therefore, it should be music to the ears of small and...

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Commercial | 10 October 2024
World Menopause Day: Employee Rights, Menopause Policies, and Workplace Support
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World Menopause Day: Employee Rights, Menopause Policies, and Workplace Support

World Menopause Day, observed on 18 October 2024, is dedicated to raising awareness about menopause and the importance of health and well-being support for employees experiencing menopausal symptoms. As menopause and perimenopause can significantly...

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Employment | 04 October 2024
An Introduction To Director Disqualification Proceedings
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An Introduction To Director Disqualification Proceedings

The Company Directors Disqualification Act 1986 (CDDA 1986) sets out the circumstances in which an individual or corporate entity may be disqualified from acting as a director of a company or from being concerned with or taking part in its...

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Insolvency & Restructuring | 03 October 2024
How to Remove an Executor From A Will
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How to Remove an Executor From A Will

What can be done if the Executor of a loved one's estate is not handling the estate assets properly? Our Contentious Probate Solicitors explain the legal process for removing an Executor who fails to properly administer a deceased person's estate...

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Contentious Probate & Will Disputes | 02 October 2024
Can I Gift My Property To My Children?
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Can I Gift My Property To My Children?

Before you gift your home to a loved one, it is wise to discuss the complexities and risks with a solicitor. At Myerson, our Private Client and Residential Property Teams are experienced in providing bespoke advice in this area and have outlined...

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Residential Property | 30 September 2024