Wright Hassall LLP, together with Charlotte John of Gatehouse Chambers, represented the successful claimant in a long-running dispute concerning the estate of Yeamon Keith Care.
This is exclusive to our members. Login to unlock more details.
Agriculture
At Wright Hassall, we understand the unique legal challenges faced by the agricultural sector. Our dedicated team of agricultural solicitors offers comprehensive legal services tailored to the needs of farms, estates, and rural families. Whether you require assistance with land transactions, tenancy agreements, rural property disputes, or environmental compliance, our experts provide pragmatic solutions to safeguard your interests and ensure your operations run smoothly.
From navigating agricultural law from subsidy regulations to resolving contentious issues, trust Wright Hassall to deliver the expertise and support you need to thrive in the ever-evolving agricultural landscape. Whether you manage a large estate or a family-owned farm, we are here to support your legal needs.
Wright Hassall LLP, together with Charlotte John of Gatehouse Chambers, represented the successful claimant in a long-running dispute concerning the estate of Yeamon Keith Care.
This is exclusive to our members. Login to unlock more details.
At a recent remedy hearing in the High Court, Armstrong v Armstrong, held to determine the award for a proved proprietary estoppel claim, the judge reinforced the principle outlined in the Supreme Court ruling in Guest v Guest, which focused on the ‘prevention or undoing of unconscionable conduct, not expectation fulfilment or detriment compensation.’
This is exclusive to our members. Login to unlock more details.
As the days grow longer and the pace of life eases just a little, we’re pleased to bring you the summer edition of Law and Life - a round-up of insights, guidance, and updates from across our Private Client Group.
This is exclusive to our members. Login to unlock more details.
Amid growing concerns that seasonal workers are facing increasing levels of abuse, farmers and growers find themselves at the sharp end of increasing enforcement powers as exploitative practices come to light.
This is exclusive to our members. Login to unlock more details.