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In the last 2-3 years there have been a number of changes to the UK tax rules applying to the purchase of UK properties. The changing tax rules and how they interact gives rise to options and solutions to suit the client and his particular circumstances and requirements. One size does not fit all, and clients should be assisted as far as possible to make the right decisions. Continue reading →
Healys LLP in conjunction with The Franchise Development Centre and HSBC are offering a chance to ‘come and meet the industry experts’ by running a Franchising Master Class on Tuesday 11 October in Brighton. Continue reading →
The business world is constantly changing, but then again, some things always seem to stay the same…Oh dear…another horrendous cliché…will this article be the same ol’ hackneyed message from another professional advisor?.. well if it ain’t broke don’t fix it – right?
Let’s take a look at some of our favourite old business clichés and see if it’s possible for a professional advisor to get away from trite business truisms and add something fresh and useful to put you ahead of the curve… Continue reading →
In this article we discuss the risks involved in commencing work on a project before a formal contract is agreed and signed.
In this article we discuss the Third Parties (Rights Against Insurers) Act 2010 that came into force on the 1 August 2016. Continue reading →
The results of the referendum on the UK’s membership of the European Union on 23 June 2016 and the apparent lack of government plans on how to proceed following this vote has created enormous levels of uncertainty, not least for EU nationals living in the UK and British citizens at home and abroad worried about the future. Continue reading →
In this article we discuss the latest case law in regards to the Courts interpretation of exclusion clauses. Continue reading →
Meghan Vozila, Immigration expert, comments for The Times on the protection of residence is a political issue — and one that requires a serious and prompt legal solution. Continue reading →
The principle of subrogation applies where an insured suffers loss and damage as a result of the negligent action of a third party. When the insurer has indemnified the insured for their loss and damage, the insurer can commence a subrogation action against the negligent third party.
Ivon Sampson, head of immigration at London law firm Healys LLP, said the UK is not showing enough support to the three million residents from other member states. Continue reading →
