Lawyers join housing firm’s legal panel
17th May 2022
Housing and care provider Anchor has appointed regional law firm Howes Percival to its legal panel. The firm, with offices in Northampton and Milton Keynes, joins fellow firms Gowling WLG,...
With business, it’s vitally important to get both appropriate and trustworthy legal advice. This can range from something as simple as mediating an internal dispute to understanding how to proceed if you find yourself in a tricky legal battle. Northamptonshire offers a number of fantastic legal advisory teams, giving you the peace of mind that you’ll have support if and when you need it.
The journey begins… but get the structure right
16th May 2022
There are several commonalities between the three types of partnership, he says; for example the partners of each will share the risks, costs, and responsibilities. Which type of partnership type...
Counting down to marketing awards gala
19th April 2022
Promotion Having established an impressive track record of awards in marketing and communications with The Law Society, the team at Wilson Browne Solicitors has been shortlisted for another...
Stick to the rules or face the repercussions
15th April 2022
Director’s loan accounts have had some negative press in recent weeks with concerns regarding the potential misuse of bounce back loans. DLAs should be relatively straightforward but they can...
‘An asset to the firm’: Private client partner returns to where career began
16th March 2022
Solicitor Rachel Hawkins has returned to Wilson Browne Solicitors as a partner in the private client team based in Wellingborough. Rachel originally joined the firm as a trainee straight from...
The knowledge to empower your management team
12th March 2022
At Wilson Browne Solicitors, we deliver bespoke training packages to empower your management team. Offering training and support is an invaluable investment into your workforce that seeks to drive...
‘Tomorrow’s lawyer is our future’
4th February 2022
A long-term strategy to develop its own lawyers of the future is paying dividends for Northamptonshire law firm Wilson Browne Solicitors. The firm’s commercial law department has welcomed seven...
Trainees set their sights on success
12th December 2021
Law firm Howes Percival has welcomed eight new trainee solicitors to the firm and has appointed its first solicitor apprentice. It has also appointed four new solicitors who have completed their...
When the phoenix rises from the ashes
7th December 2021
As anticipated, as a firm, we are now seeing an increase in insolvency enquiries and a number of those enquiries relate to scenarios where there is an underlying viable business but the option of a...
Keeping up with the Joneses can turn into a bumpy ride
7th December 2021
Everyone loves that ‘new car’ smell and the thrill of ‘a new set of wheels’ but cars are complex machines and sometimes they give us headaches. Which begs the question of how well you actually...
Security matters… and new Act puts deals at risk
5th December 2021
You may think your business is innocent enough. But the National Security & Investment Act 2021 might have a different view. The Act comes into force on January 4 2022 and applies to...
If you work hard, anything can be achieved
3rd December 2021
The new president of Northamptonshire Law Society aims to use his story to inspire others into the legal profession. From his initial days as a paralegal, Jabeer Miah (pictured) is now managing...
Ready to innovate, from a strong foundation
23rd November 2021
Entrepreneurship, based on sound foundations of expertise and experience, marks out HCR Hewitsons as a firm with a different approach - ready to innovate, keeping clients as its focus. We offer...
Law firm expands with arrival of two key lateral hires
16th November 2021
Tollers are delighted to announce the arrival of two new partners, Heather Palmer and Kate Godber. Heather is a highly accomplished solicitor who, having trained at Ward Hadaway, established her...
New tax on residential developers… as always, the devil will be in the detail
9th November 2021
The government proposed to announce in its Autumn Budget the rate of the new Residential Property Developer Tax. The RPDT will be charged on the profits made by companies carrying out residential...