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Will your septic tank still be legal in January?
With time running out for certain septic tank owners to make their septic tanks legally compliant, is this something that you need to consider now?
The death knell for ‘kiss and tell’?
In a recent privacy claim involving a ‘kiss and tell’ publication, the Claimant was a former lottery winner. He and his then wife won £41
Selling your property at auction
Programmes like Homes Under the Hammer have certainly raised the profile of property auctions. Although auctions still only account for two per cent of all
Not looking so good – your guide to compensation for botched non-surgical cosmetic procedures
The growth in the popularity of non-surgical cosmetic procedures in recent years has been fueled by social media, with its focus on body image and
New threshold of seriousness in defamation proceedings
In libel actions brought by French aerospace engineer Bruno Lachaux against the Evening Standard, the Independent Newspaper and the i, the Supreme Court has clarified
Legal considerations when building a granny annex
If you have an elderly parent, you probably worry about the difficulty of looking out for them, particularly if they live some distance away. The
Choosing the right person for your power of attorney
Everyone should have lasting power of attorney, along with a will, and in setting this up you will need to appoint people to act as
Formal Interviews – Do you need legal representation?
I hope you never need this advice and you are never summonsed to a formal interview by the Police or other public body but it
Privacy rights and aerial images
Drones or Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAEs) have become increasingly popular and are now being sold online or on the high street in the thousands. However,
Trustees’ duty to give information to beneficiaries
It can be flattering to be asked by a relative or close friend to be a trustee of their estate, but this is a role
Taking your first commercial lease
Some of the world’s most successful companies have started at home or in a garage, but at some point it makes sense to move to
Is your organisation protected from employee social media legal risk?
Are you aware that employers can be liable for their employee’s unlawful social media posts made in the course of their employment? It doesn’t matter
Have you been targeted by negative social media posts?
Did you know that your business reputation can be damaged by negative online posts and reviews, causing loss of customers and profits? Your personal reputation
Farmers be alert when being inspected
Many local businesses within the South West are engaged in the business of farming and as such are regulated by a number of public authorities including
Help for House Sellers?
Selling a house has been revealed by various studies to be the most stressful life experience. What often adds to the stress is a buyer
Don’t let your digital assets end up in a digital grave
In 2018, according to Forbes, the top ten YouTube stars were earning between $14.5 and $22 million. The top earner was a seven-year old boy
Valuing an estate for probate
When someone dies, all the assets in the estate will need to be valued as early possible for two key reasons. Firstly, an estate valuation
Development proposals and your local authority search
When it comes to choosing a new home, your future surroundings can be as important as the building itself. But could somebody else’s development plans
What can you do if your child is injured in a serious accident
Children’s birthday parties have become big business over the last few years and the type of events available offer ever more adrenaline-fueled activities. Gone are
NetRights welcomes new protection for social media users
This week the Government published its long-awaited White Paper on “Online Harms” which contains proposals intended to reduce harmful content on the internet. The key