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MenuOur client had a significant property portfolio. She found out that a number of her properties had been sold without her knowledge under her ex-husbands name. The properties in question were equally owned by our client and her ex-husband, so no sale should have taken place without her knowledge. Continue reading →
As part of its strategy to help JAMS (just about managing) people, the Chancellor has announced plans today in the Government’s Autumn Statement that landlords in England and Wales will be banned from charging letting agents’ fees to residential tenants. No date has been set for the onset of the legislation, but the government hopes this will be “as soon as possible”. There is already a ban in place in Scotland. Continue reading →
Healys LLP has continued to expand its service offering by appointing four new partners. Continue reading →
After another great year, Healys LLP, a leading law firm, with offices in London and Brighton held an informal Autumn drinks reception to thank many of their long standing clients and supporters after another great year. Continue reading →
Nick Evans, Specialist Employment Partner, comments on Uber losing a landmark employee case: Continue reading →
Healys is pleased to announce that it has partnered with the University of Sussex in its launch of the Sussex Clinical Legal Education this autumn, following two years of planning and preparation. Continue reading →
Conveyancing Executive Lauren Fitzgerald from Healy LLP discusses the process and paperwork involved in new homes developments. Continue reading →
George Osborne unveiled a shock tax change in 2015 which will remove landlords’ ability to deduct the cost of their mortgage interest from their rental income when they calculate a profit on which to pay tax. Continue reading →
A survey by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) showed house sales continued to fall in the three months to the end of July, whilst the number of new instructions and buyer enquiries also dropped. Prices have fallen in London, the West Midlands, East Anglia and the North of England, but surveyors are forecasting that house prices and sales will rebound and increase over the next year. Continue reading →
Healys Employment and Immigration experts are holding a seminar on the possible impact of recent changes to the Immigration rules and Brexit. Continue reading →
