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“Capacity”: What Is It & How Do You Contest A Will Based On Incapacity?
One of the grounds for contesting a Will is incapacity. Incapacity on the part of the person making the Will can take various forms, such as dementia. Someone who does not have the mental capacity to make a legally valid Will may also come under undue influence during the process of making it.
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The importance of identifying land benefiting from a restrictive covenant
In the recent case of Bath Rugby Ltd v Greenwood and others, the Court of Appeal found that a restrictive covenant that pre-dated the Law of Property Act 1925 had not been annexed to benefiting land, because the extent of that land had not been identified.
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Compensation for Professional Negligence
You can make a claim for damages for professional negligence when a professional fails to carry out their duties to a reasonable standard of skill and care. Professional negligence compensation varies according to the nature of your claim and the extent of loss or damage you have experienced.
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Property Fraud – Are you at risk?
As the Land Registry is a public register unfortunately many people are unwittingly finding themselves…
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So, You’ve Been Offered A Settlement Agreement.
With the furlough scheme having come to an end, many employers are taking stock of how they are going to move forward with their businesses.
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Access Right For Fathers
A separation or divorce is a tough situation for any family, but it is important that a father understands his rights and responsibilities in relation to his children in these
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How Does a Prenup Affect a Marriage?
A prenup – or prenuptial agreement – is a legal document that provides for how a couple’s assets will be divided in the event of a divorce. They are very practical and are becoming increasingly common in the UK, particularly if one partner has more wealth or assets than the other.
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Sales Manager is awarded £184,961.32 by the Tribunal after winning her indirect sex discrimination claim
Update on the recent case of Ms A. Thompson who brought various claims of discrimination under the Equality Act 2010 against her employer Scancrown Ltd t/as Manors.
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Who can act in place of an incapable executor?
Who can act in place of an incapable executor?
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Training Contacts and Legal Careers with Wilson Browne
Wilson Browne are focused on recruiting and retaining the very best candidates that can develop as future legal professionals of the firm. We have recently grown our trainee intake and now recruit 4 trainee solicitors each year to undertake our valued two-year programme.
