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Rawlins Davy Reeves solicitor Alan Stanley is diversifying into the complex area of construction law – after two decades working as a building subcontractor. Alan only decided to retrain as [...]

The case of a Georgian billionaire and her husband suing a property seller for £36m over a moth infestation at their London mansion  Demonstrates “the fine line between buyer beware and the [...]

Solicitor Hannah Clough has joined the residential property department of law firm Rawlins Davy Reeves. Hannah, who attended Glenmoor School and Twynham Sixth Form studied law at the University [...]

Your Guide to the 2024 Autumn Budget On 30th October, Rachel Reeves delivered Labour’s first budget in over 14 years, making history as the first woman to do so as the Chancellor of the [...]

A family has become embroiled in an £800,000 inheritance row after an elderly woman partly tore up her will on her deathbed. The £800,000 fortune of ‘stubborn and old-fashioned’ [...]

LAWYERS and property specialists are warning landlords with small portfolios may quit the rental market because of increasing regulation and costs.   And this is likely to spark an increase [...]

Rental sector set for big change? After the Renters (Reform) Bill fell casualty to the general election in the summer, the new government has wasted no time in bringing a fresh attempt at reform [...]

Business owners may want to consider what could happen with the running of their company if they lose mental capacity, and to consider the benefits of a properly drafted Lasting Power of Attorney [...]

If you become unable to manage your own affairs or make your own decisions and do not have a Lasting Power of Attorney in place, then someone will have to apply to become your “Deputy” and this [...]