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Alex Pearce, employment law specialist outlines the main changes for October and the action you need to take as a result. This is a round-up of the main employment law changes that have recently come…

With the rise of short term room lets on sites such as Airbnb we look at the pitfalls of ‘hosts’ not doing their homework on covenants. The success of companies like Airbnb rely heavily on the…

Aside from the obvious duties, such as filing reports at Companies House, there are numerous other duties and liabilities all directors should know about. If you fail to comply with your duties your position on the…

Solicitors from Pinney Talfourd attended Brentwood County High School’s careers fair to advise students on career options in law. On Thursday 6 October Kayleigh O’Donnell and Chloe Pannu attended Brentwood County High School’s careers fair. Kayleigh is a…

Pinney Talfourd were delighted to win the Highly Commended Business of the Year Award at Havering Business Awards for our contribution to the local business community. On Friday 7 October Philip Cockram and Catherine Polli attended the Awards Ceremony…

Sebastian Burrows will be taking part in the famous London to Paris bike ride, in aid of our charity of the year MNDA (South Essex Branch).  Sebastian is a Senior Associate Solicitor in the firm’s Family Law…

If you are not a beneficiary in your parents’ Will, why would a court automatically grant you any of their estate? A recent case suggests they may not… When 41-year-old Danielle Ames’ father passed away…

Alembic Strategy was delighted to be joined by Catherine Polli for a webinar on strategic planning at the Law Society. Alembic Strategy was delighted to be joined by Catherine Polli, a Partner at Pinney Talfourd…

Pinney Talfourd’s Contested Probate Solicitor, Kerry Hull explains that the rise in inheritance disputes is due to a number of factors.  Inheritance disputes were once considered the preserve of the super-wealthy or famous but in…

File a Defence late and the chances are you will face judgment being entered against you. The case of Billington –v- Davies and another [2016] EWHC 1919 [CH] heard in the High Court, considered an application by…