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If there is one thing that this crisis has shown all businesses, whether you depend on the supply or receipt of goods or services, it is the importance of your contracts and insurance policies. Continue reading →
Many businesses are furious that their ‘all risks’ business interruption insurance may not cover them against losses arising from the COVID-19 lockdown. The High Court has, however, emphasised that sympathy for their plight cannot affect the settled legal principles by which policy wordings are interpreted. Continue reading →
Healys LLP has again been recognised as a leading firm in the latest edition of the Legal 500.
The Legal 500 directory provides comprehensive coverage on legal services providers in over 100 countries, with independent and unbiased commentary on the leading law firms.
This year Healys has been ranked in 4 practice areas, with 8 lawyers individually recommended. Continue reading →
Healys are delighted to announce that they have won the Mortgage Conveyancer of the Year award at this year’s Mortgage Awards. Continue reading →
Healys are pleased to note that 3 partners are to be ranked as leading individuals in the 2021 edition of leading legal directory Chambers & Partners. Continue reading →
Healys Professional Negligence practice has been ranked for the 9th consecutive year in the Legal 500 UK Solicitors guide, with Head of Professional Negligence Robert Johnson recognised as a “Recommended Lawyer”. Continue reading →
Credit hire charges for replacement vehicles following road traffic accidents have long been a bone of contention for motor insurers. They will, however, take some comfort from a High Court ruling concerning a Lotus sports car which was off the road for several weeks after being damaged in a collision. Continue reading →
What is going to happen after the Furlough Scheme ends? Chancellor, Rishi Sunak has revealed details this week of his Job Support Scheme that will replace Furlough when it closes on 31 October 2020. The scheme’s focus is to keep people in employment and to minimise unemployment in the UK. Continue reading →
Just because someone is old, frail and vulnerable does not mean that they are incapable of understanding the contents of their will. However, as a High Court ruling in the context of a bitter inheritance dispute showed, the benefits of professional advice become all the greater as the inevitable effects of old age begin to bite. Continue reading →
