Results for "back to back transaction"
- Family Law
Does Your Business Count as a Marital Asset in Divorce?
Key Points When a marriage ends, and one or both spouses own a business, financial proceedings become considerably more complex. The company is ...
- Commercial Conveyancing
Portfolio Management and Commercial Property Law: What Growing Businesses Miss
Article summary Buying your first commercial property typically feels straightforward because the process is familiar, but buying several is quite ...
Michelle de Pinna
A Career Built on Innovation and Expertise Michelle is an integral member of the firm’s Accounts Department, serving as a Legal Cashier with a ...
Julian Spence
Strategic Expertise in Commercial Real Estate Julian is a Senior Associate in our Commercial Department, specialising in all aspects of Commercial ...
- Residential Conveyancing
An Interview with Kate Darby
Kate explains what it means to be a Professional Support Lawyer within the firm and shares insights on how she contributes towards the success of the ...
- Residential Conveyancing
An Interview with Linda Ly
Linda explains what it means to be a Professional Support Lawyer within the firm and shares insights on how she contributes towards the success of ...
- Residential Conveyancing
An Interview with Rebecca Howard
Rebecca explains what it means to be a Professional Support Lawyer within the firm, sharing insights on how she contributes towards the success of ...
Stephen Tallentire
Stephen is a Paralegal in the Residential Conveyancing Department, with a particular focus on helping first-time buyers take their first steps onto ...
- Dispute Resolution
Professional Negligence: What You Need to Know
Most people and businesses rely on professionals at some point. Whether it’s a solicitor handling a legal matter, a surveyor inspecting a property, ...
- Family Law
Valuing a Business for a Divorce Financial Settlement: Insights from Vince v Vince
In high-net-worth divorces, accurately valuing a business is often the most complex and contentious issue. The recent case of Vince v Vince [2024] ...