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Penalty Clauses in UK Contracts: Understanding Primary and Secondary Obligations
Penalty clauses are a common feature in commercial contracts, often inserted to deter breaches and motivate performance.
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Our Resi Team Are Finalists At The Resi Awards 2026!
Wilson Browne is proud to announce that our Residential Conveyancing Team has been named a finalist for Legal Team of the Year at the Resi Awards 2026.
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How to Give Shares to Employees: Tax-Advantaged Schemes Explained
There are huge benefits to Companies operating Employee share schemes, both for the employee and the employer.
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What Happens to Assets Sold or Transferred Before Divorce?
When couples separate, disagreements often arise about money and assets. This can be particularly complicated where trusts or recently sold or transferred assets are involved.
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Loans to Employees and Directors in the UK: Rules, Risks, and Best Practices
Offering loans to employees or directors can be a valuable tool for businesses and can help to retain talent, support personal needs, or fund business-related expenses.
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Boundary Disputes: Why Acting Early Can Prevent Costly Legal Battles
A recent case in Dorset made national headlines. A 77-year-old homeowner became embroiled in a legal battle with her neighbour over a strip of land that was barely a foot wide.
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Family Investment Companies – A Brief Overview
A Family Investment Company (FIC) is typically a UK-based private company whose shareholders are usually family members.
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Invalid Section 25 Notice: Why Service Still Matters
A recent High Court decision in Lamba (t/a Smart Move Residential Sale and Lettings) v Enfield LBC is a useful reminder that how a notice is served can be just as important as what it says.
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When Cows Attack: A Cornish Farmers Prosecution and the Legal Risks for Landowners
A recent prosecution of a Cornwall farmer highlights the serious legal and financial risks landowners…
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How Long Does It Take To Obtain A Grant?
The length of time it takes to obtain a Grant of Probate/Letters of Administration depends largely on the type of estate and the application process required.
