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Protecting your chances of getting paid; retention of title clauses

A retention of title clause is a term within a contract for the sale of goods which states that the seller retains ownership of the goods until specified obligations are fulfilled by the buyer.

Wright Hassall wins housing association contracts

Leading Midlands law firm Wright Hassall has signed two major deals to supply legal services to the housing association sector which is on an expansion drive to meet rising demand.

Staff promotions at Wright Hassall celebrate talent

Celebrating talent across all areas of its business, a leading Midlands law firm has announced 17 promotions as part of its on-going growth plans.

The WHorld of Law: What do I need to consider when selling my business?

Our next podcast sees our Business Group join forces to discuss preparing for the sale of your business.

Guide to the Bribery Act 2010 for charities

In 2011 the government released its guidance on the Bribery Act 2010 (“the Act”). Here we review what every charity and not-for-profit organisation needs to know.

Dividend payments during the coronavirus pandemic

The payment of dividends is generally a good indicator of the financial health of a business. Dividends represent a way of returning income on an investment, but that is not all they are used for.

HMRC scrutiny of family investment companies

A family investment company (FIC) is a tax-efficient vehicle allowing protection of, and control over, wealth transferred out of an individual’s estate.

Wright Hassall Regency Run 2024

Around 2,000 runners took to the streets of Leamington as the town’s most popular 10k run celebrated its 20th anniversary.

Wright Hassall assists in dispute valued at over £500,000

In an ongoing unfair prejudice petition presented in the High Court, at extremely short notice we were instructed to prepare an Amended Points of Defence and Counterclaim together with a Witness Statement in support of the client’s application to amend his Points of Defence, less than a week before a hearing was listed to hear the application of the same.

When I want to make a claim against my legal expense insurance, do I need to use one of the insurer’s panel solicitors?

You may be surprised to hear that if you want to use any legal expenses insurance cover to help you fund a legal case, the insurer cannot force you to use a solicitor of their choice.