Partner Jeremy Laws provides a further update on the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020.
We’ve grown… and we’re recruiting
Each business has had its unique response to the pandemic, depending on its sector and the challenges it has faced…
Reviewing and updating powers of attorney
Antony Caulfield, Private Client Partner, discusses the importance of reviewing and updating powers of attorney.
2020 Santa Dash in aid of the Sara Lee Trust
We were delighted to take part in a Santa fun run yesterday in aid of the Sara Lee Trust, with members of our teams dressed in festive costumes to run along Bexhill seafront in socially distanced pairs.
Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 update
Partner Jeremy Laws provides a further update on the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020.
Santa Dash in aid of the Sara Lee Trust – Sunday 6 December 2020
Members of Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors will soon be putting on their trainers and seasonal costumes and running (socially distanced and in pairs) along Bexhill seafront to raise money for the Sara Lee Trust.
Landlord’s consent to alterations under a lease
Read our latest Briefing Note following a recent judgment in the Supreme Court that has changed the way in which landlords should review requests for consent to alter the property from leaseholders.
Care homes and lasting powers of attorney for health and welfare – potential pitfalls
Senior Associate Solicitor James Mountford discusses some potential pitfalls of failing to make a health and welfare lasting power of attorney.
Are paper files a ‘relevant filing system’ under data protection laws?
We discuss a recent case in the Court of Appeal which considered whether paper files held by a law firm constituted a ‘relevant filing system’.
Possible changes to capital gains tax – beating the Budget
Partner Mark Williams discusses possible changes to capital gains tax (CGT) in the next Budget.