Share buybacks aren’t just for large corporations. They can be a powerful way of restructuring businesses to simplify ownership, or reissue shares in the future. Corporate Legal Director Philip Miles discusses more in his latest “Quick Reads” article.

14% of all freehold land in England & Wales is unregistered! In her latest article, Real Estate Partner Emily Carey discusses the process for land registrations, and the difficulties you can encounter if a commercial property is built upon unregistered land.

Bexley Beaumont, the award-winning boutique law firm is proud to annouce its successful certification to Cyber Essentials Plus, the highest level of assurance under the UK Government's Cyber Essentials scheme. This milestone reflects the firms unwavering commitment to cubersecurity, data protection, and the trust placed in it by clients and partners. 

One of the UK's fastest growing law firms has expanded its Intellectual Property (IP) team with the addition of another senior figure.

Bexley Beaumont has described its latest shortlisting for a national legal competition as a "very welcome reward" for efforts to create a distinctive workplace environment.

One of the UK's fastest growing law firms has revealed that it has used another year of strong growth to strengthen its senior management team.

Family Partner Aziz Malik discusses a quicker, kinder way to settle on family law matters and why Alternative Dispute Resolution might be the right fit for your family situation. 

Construction Senior Associate Brandon Silver discusses the ruling on RNJM vs Purpose Social Homes which underpins the importance of transparency and procedural integrity in construction adjudication.

Amidst the upcoming Bexley Beaumont Strategy Day, CEO Karen Bexley reflects on marketing has been approached at the firm. 

Real Estate Disputes Partner, Matthew Wayman's recent article depicts the flurry of garden users during the summer months leading to increased potential for neighbourly disputes. He cites a recent case which has been described as "A fence complaint gone too far", serving as a reminder of how costly and risky being embroiled in a property dispute can be.