Our residential property lawyers advise people across Coventry, Leamington Spa, Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire as well as the rest of the UK on the process of buying and selling property, guiding people through the different stages of house buying and selling (also known as 'conveyancing').
Expert GDPR and data protection advice for businesses. Ensure compliance, avoid fines, and protect your data. Speak to our specialists today.
Our medical negligence solicitors are very well regarded in the Leamington Spa and Warwick area. They have an unparalleled track record of securing compensation for medical negligence cases.
Our experienced team supports you through proprietary estoppel claims whether you're seeking to enforce an informal promise over property, land, or a farm.
The landscape of employment law is constantly evolving. Get in touch with our experienced employment lawyers who will help you navigate this rapidly evolving area of law by offering employment law advice cost-effectively, providing accurate legal advice, support and guidance tailored to your specific needs.
Our experienced solicitors provide expert guidance on family law, including divorce and child arrangements. Get legal advice now.
In acting for both lenders and borrowers, we’ve seen that borrowers are more often reaching the end of their loan terms without having secured new finance or completed necessary property sales. If you find yourself in this position, it’s crucial to understand your options for varying or extending your loan terms and how a real estate finance lawyer can help you navigate this process.
From 1 March 2021, HMRC plans to overhaul VAT liability within the construction supply chain by introducing a new VAT reverse charge.
Do you intend to make a loan to a company? Would you like to increase the likelihood of that loan being repaid?
The case of Connell & Lynn v Beal Developments Ltd, Eastman Securities Ltd and Burton Waters Management Company [2024] UKUT 54 (LC) considered the potential costs risk for leaseholders who wish to challenge service charges already determined by another neighbour’s application.