An overage payment is part of property law and commonly used to create an obligation on a buyer to pay a further amount in the future.

Whether you’re buying as part of a couple, or with a relative or friend, there are some essential steps that you’ll need to take in order to protect your interest.

Settlement agreements usually arise in the context of a claim that could potentially be made by an employee against an employer. They are often used if an employment relationship is being brought to an end or where there is a dispute that needs to be settled for an ongoing relationship to continue.

For anyone purchasing a property, the presence of restrictive covenants can be problematic. They can potentially affect the use of the land after the purchase has been completed, which is why it’s so important to be able to identify and understand them up front.

The controversial reforms to the personal injury sector intended to have been introduced by the government in April 2019 have been delayed.

Probate is a necessary part of the process in many cases when there has been a death and assets are left behind.

These are some of the key landlord mistakes when renting to tenants that should be avoided at all costs.

The question of whether heads of terms (also called letters of intent) are legally binding is one that often comes up.

We're pleased to announce that, as of 1st June 2018, James Freeman is now a qualified Solicitor.

In the digital age asset hiding has evolved.