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Business disputes: can they ever be avoided?
When a dispute arises in the context of a business it will usually stem from a known risk, such as a customer not paying, an
Director appointment
Parnalls Solicitors is delighted to announce the appointment of Michelle Ody as a Director of the firm. Michelle qualified as a solicitor in 2009 after
Business rates: a financial ticking time bomb (Part 2)
In the last of two articles on the financial crisis facing the owners and occupiers of commercial property following the business rates revaluation earlier this
Conveyancing quotes: what you need to know
Buying a new home is exciting, whether it is a first-time purchase, a step up the property ladder or a buy-to-let investment. In all cases,
New appointment in Litigation
Parnalls has strengthened its litigation team with the appointment of a solicitor who specialises in commercial and civil law. Alexis Hager brings a wealth of
Mental Health – we can get you the help you need
By Litigation Director, Katherine Flashman Kitson Mental health has been a dirty phrase for a long time, but that’s all changing. We have seen
Business rates: a financial ticking time bomb (Part 1)
If you are one of a growing number of businesses facing financial crisis following the business rates revaluation earlier this year, options for reducing your
Leaving a gift to charity in your will
Leaving a gift to charity in your will Time spent with family and friends over the festive period can make you realise how precious life
Parnalls helps two leading Devon organic meat companies to become one
Cornish Solicitors, Parnalls, have recently helped two leading Devon organic meat companies to combine to become one – Eversfield Organic has acquired The Well Hung
Katherine Flashman Kitson is appointed Governor of St Joseph’s School, Launceston
Director at Parnalls Solicitors, Katherine Flashman Kitson, has joined the Board of Governors of St Joseph’s School Launceston. Parnalls like St Joseph’s are longstanding institutions
Financing your home purchase (Part 2)
In the second of a two-part series of articles on how different ways of buying a home can affect your legal rights, Louis Mathers conveyancing
New rules on debt recovery may delay payment of consumer debts
New rules on the procedure businesses must follow when trying to collect debts from individual customers could mean that you have to wait 90 days
Making financial gifts during your lifetime (Part 2)
In an earlier article, Deborah Adams, head of private client department with Parnalls in Launceston, explained how making gifts of money or property during your
Our Guide to Lasting Powers of Attorney for Your Business Interests
Key Terms Lasting Powers of Attorney (‘LPAs’) are formal legal documents which allow you to appoint attorneys to make decisions for you in the event
Financing your home purchase (Part 1)
When thinking about buying your first home, or selling your existing one to move up the property ladder, you may be tempted to raise the
Careless replies to pre-contract commercial property enquiries could land you in trouble
Giving replies to pre-contract commercial property sale enquiries can feel like a chore but misleading answers can land a seller in trouble. As Louis Mathers
Making financial gifts during your lifetime (Part 1)
If you are fortunate enough to have financial security, and more money than you need to live comfortably, then you may want to pass on
Property referrals and recommendations – what to consider
Purchasing a property is often a daunting prospect for many, especially if you are a first time buyer. Buyers are often led by their Estate
World Alzheimer’s Day: Three-step plan to get your legal affairs in order
21 September 2017 is World Alzheimer’s Day. To mark the occasion, and help raise awareness of the issues faced by dementia suffers and their families,
Legal considerations when setting up a business (Part 2)
If you are considering setting up a business there are numerous options about the vehicle through which you can trade. To make an informed decision