The limits to proprietary estoppel claims

• Posted2026-02-10 10:30
• AuthorVictoria Griffiths

It’s unsurprising that farming and agricultural estates across the region are usually handed down through generations, but the expectations of some family members may need be managed.

Regional law firm mfg Solicitors has bolstered its in-demand Corporate law team with the appointment of a new partner. Corporate and commercial transaction specialist Philip Chapman has joined the firm from Knights plc, reporting to partner and head of...

Corporate Transactions and National Security - is the NSIA really working?

• Posted2026-02-09 15:00
• AuthorJulian Milan

The National Security and Investments Act 2021 (“NSIA”) was introduced to give the UK government the right to block transactions which may result in the transfer of rights to control assets or technology considered important for the UK’ s national security and infrastructure into foreign hands, thereby potentially jeopardising UK security.

Changes to the minimum energy efficiency rating

• Posted2026-02-09 10:30
• AuthorPhil Hutsby-Hunt

If recent proposals are put into effect, by 2030 every commercial building across England and Wales will be expected to have an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of at least B, otherwise it cannot be legally rented out.

Serious workplace accidents: can I claim interim compensation?

• Posted2026-02-06 10:30
• AuthorDavid Lydon

Serious accidents in the workplace are happening too frequently, causing devastating injuries and potentially long-term difficulties for the victims.

The importance of merits and conduct in contentious probate

• Posted2026-02-04 10:30
• AuthorVictoria Griffiths

If you’re considering a claim against a deceased estate, it is important to take early expert advice to avoid the danger of pursuing a hopeless claim.

The courts are increasingly willing to allow financial claims by adult children against a parent’s estate. However, this trend undermines the long-standing principle that a testator is free to leave their estate to whoever they choose.

The estates of legendary Formula 1 driver Sir Stirling Moss (£22 million, d. 2020) and his wife, Lady Susie Moss (£27.8 million, d. 2023) in High Court battle.

• Posted2026-02-02 15:37
• AuthorRob Weston

It has recently been reported in the news that an inheritance dispute is currently proceeding in the High Court in London that relates to the Estates of Sir Stirling and Lady Susie Moss. This was of particular interest to me being an avid motor racing fan...