A recent High Court decision highlights the risks for directors who use company funds for personal expenses without shareholder approval. This blog explains the rules on directors’ loan accounts and the practical steps directors should take to protect themselves.
The Charities Act 2022 modernised the rules governing charity property transactions in England and Wales. From new Designated Adviser requirements to greater flexibility for trustees, understanding these changes is essential to ensure compliance and protect your charity when buying, selling, leasing or mortgaging property.
We are very pleased to announce the arrival of consultant solicitor Alan Zeal, who joins our Corporate Transactions and Commercial Contracts team in Eastbourne.
We are delighted to announce that Rebecca Sweetman has qualified as a solicitor. Rebecca joined Gaby Hardwicke in 2022 and will continue her work within the firm’s Personal Injury Department, supporting clients across a wide range of personal injury matters.
A life interest trust can provide financial security for a loved one during their lifetime while preserving assets for future beneficiaries. Learn how it works and when it’s right for you.
We are delighted to announce a series of well-earned promotions and welcome new starters, strengthening our teams across the firm.
Companies House have announced that on Friday 13 March, it became aware of a security issue which enabled a logged-in user of the Companies House WebFiling service to access and potentially change another company’s details without their consent.
Partner Melanie Verth explains the key differences between owning a property as Joint Tenants or Tenants in Common. If you’re buying with a spouse or a business associate, understanding these options is essential to protect your interests, clarify ownership shares and ensure your wishes are followed.
A life interest trust can provide financial security for a loved one during their lifetime while preserving assets for future beneficiaries. Learn how it works and when it’s right for you.
Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors reflects on its Charity of the Year 2025, raising over £4,000 for the Gaby Hardwicke Foundation and helping support elite adaptive judoka Isabelle Everest.