Features

As we approach Valentine’s Day, Private Client Partner Eleri Jones discusses marriage, tax and how it may help you financially.

The phrase “without prejudice” is often used by lawyers allowing them to speak freely in settlement talks, but can these conversations ever be admissible? Corporate and Commercial Disputes Partner Melissa Worth discusses a recent case.

Environmental Partner Emma Tattersdill recently represented clients in an appeal against the Forestry Commission where the lack of awareness surrounding felling licences became apparent for both client and the Appeal Committee. This article seeks to clarify some of the areas that Emma encountered.

After a year of growth in 2023, CEO Karen Bexley looks ahead to what awaits Bexley Beaumont in 2024. She also reveals the company’s updated vision and values.

The right to privacy is not a clear-cut ruling. Real Estate Disputes Partner Phillip Warburton featured last week in the Sunday Times and has penned this feature to share his thoughts on a neighbourly dispute over the matter.

Private Client Partner James Winfield discusses the importance of Lasting Power of Attorneys for business owners and why they should be on the New Year to-do list if they are yet to be considered or reviewed. James also highlights the different options and how business owners can split their business and personal affairs when it comes to Power of Attorney.

The start of a new year is when many of us take some time to get things in order. Here Private Client Partner James Winfield looks at things that business owners should consider if they are embarking on drafting a Will this new year.

CEO Karen Bexley delivers her final review of 2023 at Bexley Beaumont and looks ahead to an exciting 2024, which will mark our fifth year of trading!

Senior Construction Associate Brandon Silver has summarised the changes imposed on UK building safety regulations by The Building Safety Act 2022, which has created some of the most wholescale changes to the industry in almost 40 years