Top 10 Tips for Employers on the Employment Rights Act 2025 Reforms
Have you made the changes you need to comply with the reforms already in force? The Employment Rights Act 2025 is the most significant shake-up of employment law in decades, which is currently being implemented in phases. A first wave of changes is already in force (April 2026), with further major reforms expected from October 2026 and into...
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Cohabiting Couples and Inheritance: Could the Intestacy Rules Be About to Change?
The Ministry of Justice has opened a public consultation, ‘ A Fairer End to Relationships ’ , which aims to strengthen the legal rights of cohabitees within the England and Wales. Cohabiting couple families in England and Wales now account for 17.6% of all families , yet the current law still treats married and unmarried couples very differently...
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Buying Industrial Premises for Manufacturing: A Practical Legal Guide
For a manufacturing business, owning a site rather than leasing one offers several benefits. Although the due diligence required may be lengthy and the initial expense large, purchasing a site can give a buyer both more flexibility and certainty, without having to obtain a landlord's consent or the uncertainty that arises from lease renewals or...
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Annual Property Update 2026
A practical update on the latest legal developments, market trends and property law changes affecting businesses and investors. Join Myerson Solicitors for our annual Property Law Autumn Update 2026, bringing together the latest legal developments affecting residential and commercial property . Our property specialists will explore recent...
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What Could Andy Burnham’s Leadership Mean for the Property Sector?
Following the appointment of Andy Burnham as Prime Minister on 20 th July 2026, property professionals have urged the new government to reform the conveyancing process. However, the key question is… How likely is meaningful change under Burnham’s leadership? Our Residential Property lawyers explore.
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Financial Services: Emerging Legal Risks and Regulatory Change
A practical update on five key legal and regulatory developments affecting financial services firms. The legal and regulatory landscape for financial services businesses continues to evolve, creating new challenges and opportunities for firms operating in a highly regulated environment. Join Myerson Solicitors for a practical update exploring...
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The Remarriage Trap: What Every Divorced Person Should Know Before Saying “I Do” Again
For many, a second marriage is a true new beginning, a chance to improve with hindsight. Second marriages are far from uncommon. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) , around one in three opposite-sex marriages in England and Wales involve at least one person who has been married before. With thousands of divorced people...
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Buying a Property with Friends: What Happens if Things Go Wrong?
Buying a property with friends is becoming an increasingly popular way to get onto the property ladder as affordability pressures continue to affect first-time buyers. According to research by Lloyds Bank , almost half (46%) of first-time buyers would consider purchasing a property with a friend or sibling, while Government data shows that the...
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Preparing to Sell Your Technology Business? Here's What You Need to Know
The sale of any business (or company) will often be complex and time-consuming. The more preparation you do (as a seller), the more time you can save and the less stressful the process becomes. When selling a technology business in particular, it is vitally important to consider which assets and rights you intend to sell to a buyer, and which...
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Myerson Earns Continued Recognition in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026
Myerson Solicitors has once again been recognised in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026, retaining its rankings for both Private Wealth and Private Wealth Disputes. The guide also recognises Partners Bik-ki Wong , Helen Thompson and Eleanor Clarke individually, with Bik-ki achieving Band 1 status and Eleanor recognised as an "Up and Coming...
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Buying and Selling a Nursery Business: Key Considerations for Owners and Buyers
With continued demand for quality childcare services across the UK, nursery businesses remain attractive opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Whether you are looking to sell a nursery as part of your retirement plans or acquire an established childcare business, understanding the key legal considerations is essential for a successful...
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AI in Contract Reviews: Risks, Realities, and Responsible Use
Artificial intelligence is already changing the way legal teams review contracts. For busy in-house lawyers, the benefits are clear: faster first-pass reviews, quicker extraction of key terms and less time spent on repetitive document checks. However, AI-assisted contract review is not without risk. While AI can improve efficiency and...
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What Makes a Marriage Legally Valid?
Reports surrounding Olivia Attwood's marriage and the Government's new consultation on reforming weddings law have highlighted an important question: what makes a marriage legally valid? While significant reforms have been proposed, the current legal requirements in England and Wales remain unchanged.
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