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UCIS - Unregulated Collective Investment Schemes

Risky investment schemes continue to generate distressing news, not only because investors have lost substantial sums, but also because the volume of complaints of mis-selling against professional advisers is growing. In many cases unsuitable investments have been made without due warnings being given about the higher risks of unregulated investments.

Not knowing you’re losing: why timing is critical in professional negligence cases

We engage professionals to assist us with many important matters in life. If they fail to perform their duty to the required standard and as a result we suffer a loss, they may be negligent, and we should be able to claim against them for that loss.

Unlocking Innovation: How the UK’s Push for Data Sharing Could Transform Financial Services

In a bid to boost competition and innovation in the financial sector, the UK Government is exploring policies that could compel large tech companies to share valuable consumer data with financial institutions.

An update on removing executors from a will

An executor is someone specifically appointed or chosen by the deceased to administer his estate and to ensure that his final wishes are respected. Sometimes conflicts can arise between the beneficiaries of the will and the executors.

Personal tax planning on a business sale

If you have worked hard all your life to build a business, it is entirely reasonable to want to ensure that you and your family keep your hard-earned gains when you eventually sell.

Is there VAT on sale of website domain?

Kevin Hall, Partner in our VAT team has recently been featured in Taxation Magazine, following an enquiry regarding the sale of a website domain.

Don’t get caught out! - VAT on residential conversions

Are new dwellings zero rated for VAT? Not exactly, explains Kevin Hall in Taxation Magazine.

A Guide to Selling Your Home

Selling your home presents a unique combination of demands, from understanding the legal and administrative hurdles which have to be cleared to knowing how to make your front door more appealing.

Healthy call

Kevin Hall, Partner in our VAT team has recently been featured in Taxation where he ponders on whether a recent call for VAT to be removed from bras on health grounds is justified.

How to start contesting a will

If you think you have grounds to contest a will then it is important to act fast, preferably before a grant of probate is obtained. If you are contesting a will believing it to be invalid, you can lodge a caveat which will prevent any grant of probate from issuing.