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Long-standing business sells to national cleaning firm

We acted for the sellers of long-standing Derbyshire cleaning firm Lindsay Phillips Property Care Limited to national cleaning firm Hygiene Group Limited.

Major business software reseller in substantial dispute relating to subsistence and infringement of intellectual property rights

We are acting for a major business software reseller in a substantial dispute with a blue chip former customer relating to subsistence and infringement of intellectual property rights in a legacy database and system.

Major furniture retailer advised by Wright Hassall on the defence of UK registered design infringement allegations

We have advised a major furniture retailer on the defence of UK registered design infringement allegations from a competitor in the context of a high-profile launch of a new product range.

Wright Hassall settle case for client out of Court ahead of trial

We acted for Primus Medical Indemnity Limited, a medical indemnity insurer, in respect of the defence of High Court proceedings for an alleged infringement of database rights and an alleged misuse of confidential information by a former employee of the claimant, another medical indemnity insurer.

What do we mean by proprietary estoppel?

More and more cases are making the headlines which involve challenges to wills; often cases are made that the deceased did not have capacity to make their last Will or where disgruntled beneficiaries have been missed out of a will and have not inherited as they expected.

Beyond Romance: Practical Reasons Why Couples Should Make a Will

Cohabiting couples often immerse themselves in the romantic aspects of their relationship, revelling in shared experiences and treasured moments. However, amidst the day-to-day joys of living together, it's vital for couples to also confront the practicalities of what might happen if one (or both) of them should pass away.

Pregnancy redundancy protection

A law change which will extend redundancy protection for employees who are pregnant or returning from maternity, adoption or shared parental leave could reduce discrimination towards new and expectant parents, says a leading employment law expert.

Appointing a Court of Protection Deputy

A Deputy is very often required to manage a vulnerable person’s property and affairs when that person has lost capacity and there is not a Power of Attorney in place.

Grounds for divorce in the UK - your guide

Sadly, divorce is now a fact of life. In the UK it is estimated that approximately 40% of marriages end in divorce. It is always wise to know your legal and financial rights in the event of separation from your spouse. Here are some tips from our divorce lawyers.

Wright Hassall assists owners of a legal indemnity broker with the sale of entire issued share capital

We recently assisted the owners of Intelligent Real Easte Due Diligence Limited (IREDD), a London based legal indemnity broker, with the sale of the entire issued share capital of IREDD to Adler Fairways Insurance Group Limited (Adler).