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Serving Up Something Special: Wilson Browne Solicitors Backs Food & Drink Week
Wilson Browne Solicitors is delighted to once again sponsor Northamptonshire Food & Drink Week as the much-loved county celebration returns in just one month’s time.
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The Hidden Dangers of Unwritten Contracts
What happens when your “gentleman’s agreement” turns into a bitter dispute? Without a written contract, you may find yourself in an uphill struggle to prove what was agreed at the time.
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Partner Tom Warrender appears on the Case Chasers Podcast
In this episode, Tom talks to host Ian Quayle about all things commercial property and life as a law firm Partner and Board Member.
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Tom Warrender has article published by University of Northampton Law Society Bulletin
Tom talks about his own journey into law beginning at the University of Northampton and developing his career from Trainee Solicitor to Associate, and eventually to Partner and Board Member.
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From Expectation to Reality: Understanding Delays in Today’s Property Market
Whilst property transactions are expected to complete within a matter of weeks, a recent article in Today’s Conveyancer suggest that exchange of contracts can now expect to take up to 19 weeks.
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Do I Need a Partnership Agreement?
A partnership agreement is the agreement between at least two partners, who are carrying on a business in common with a view of profit, which governs and determines the relationship between them.
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Our Commercial Property Team Named Finalists at the Commercial Property Awards 2026
The team has been shortlisted for Outstanding Legal Team of the Year (UK / National / Regional Firms & Specialists) at the 30th anniversary of the national Property Week Commercial Property Awards.
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The Importance of Wills for Blended Families
As a married couple with children from previous relationships, you have probably navigated the complexities of blended family life and are likely to be focused on providing a stable and loving environment for your children.
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When One Person Benefits More: A Supreme Court Warning on Joint Loans
The Supreme Court has clarified when lenders (such as banks) need to be alert to the risk of undue influence, particularly where a loan is taken out jointly but may not benefit both people equally.
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Share Buybacks – What Can Go Wrong?
A share buyback is a good way to return surplus cash to shareholders, increasing earnings per share, or provide an exit route for a retiring shareholder or one that simply wants to leave the company.
