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Corporate and Commercial Team Assists In A Multi-Million Pound Transaction
The Corporate and Commercial Team at Wilson Browne Solicitors assists in a multi-million-pound transaction, involving the disposal of two private limited companies to a listed company buyer.
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Wilson Browne Solicitors Announces Nine Promotions for 2022
Following the Partners AGM early in May, the board has announced the following promotions from…
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The Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill 2022-23 – Letting by local authorities of vacant high-street premises
The Levelling-Up and Regeneration Bill (Bill) was laid before Parliament on 11 May 2022. There are various proposals affecting the property sector.
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High Street Residential Conversions – Things To Consider
With high street retail continuing to struggle, the threat of compulsory rent auctions coming in the government’s latest white paper, and the short supply of housing it may be tempting to convert high street properties to residential use. However, there are a number of things that you should think about to make sure you don’t land in any pitfalls.
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Kayleigh Brown wins “Junior Solicitor of the Year” at the Leicestershire Law Society Awards
We are delighted to announce that Solicitor Kayleigh Brown, of our Private Client team has been awarded ‘Junior Solicitor of the Year’ at the Leicestershire Law Society awards.
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Busting Myths Of Dementia
In support of dementia action week this week Vicki Pearce from our Court of Protection team highlights some of the myths about #Dementia
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The Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill 2022-23
The Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill 2022-23
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Summer Holidays for Separated Parents – Things To Consider Before Booking
With summer holiday bookings expected to almost reach pre-pandemic levels this year, there is no doubt that many of us are looking forward to a much-needed break this summer. However, if you are a separated parent hoping to take your children abroad, there are additional factors you will need to consider before boarding that plane to prevent any unforeseen issues arising.
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Implied Contractual Terms Test
A contract is a document containing terms that have been agreed by the parties and are intended to be legally binding. Trainee Solicitor Rachel Leatherland explains what must be included for a term to be implied.
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Fortification of an Undertaking for Damages Explained
Some of the orders that can be made by the Court are an interim injunction (requiring someone to do or not do something. Rachel Leatherland explains the process.
