Employment Law Autumn Update
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Myerson Named Business of the Year at Altrincham & Sale Chamber of Commerce Awards
Myerson Solicitors is delighted to announce that it has been named Business of the Year at the 2026 Altrincham & Sale Chamber of Commerce Awards, while also being recognised as Runner-Up in the Professional Services category. The awards celebrate the businesses, organisations and individuals making a positive difference across Altrincham, Sale...
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What Can I Do If My Ex Stops Me Seeing My Child?
If you have separated or are in the process of separating, we understand that one of the most difficult aspects can be no longer seeing your child every day. Understanding your rights and knowing what steps you can take if you and the other parent cannot agree arrangements for your child can feel overwhelming. Below, our Family Law Solicitors...
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Christmas Child Arrangements: Planning Ahead for the Festive Period
The festive period is a time for families to come together. However, for separated parents, agreeing on arrangements for children over Christmas can be challenging. Where possible, children should be able to have a meaningful relationship with both parents, especially during the festive period. Reaching an agreement well in advance can help...
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Myerson Solicitors Strengthens Chambers UK Rankings with Six New Recognitions in 2027 Guide
Leading independent law firm Myerson Solicitors has secured six new rankings in the Chambers and Partners UK Guide 2027, further strengthening its reputation for legal excellence and reflecting a sustained period of growth and success for the firm.
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Why Do Lawyers Instruct Other Lawyers?
Lawyers are trained to identify risk, solve difficult problems and protect their clients’ interests, but a law firm is also a regulated, people-led business. When an issue concerns the firm itself, its owners or its lawyers, instructing an independent legal team can be the most appropriate course of action. Law firms face the familiar pressures...
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Do You Need to Make a Will When You Have a Baby?
The arrival of a new baby into your family is a significant milestone that gives rise to with new responsibilities and considerations. You are responsible for caring for and raising your child as they grow and develop each day. Whilst it can be difficult to think about, you should also ensure that you have made appropriate arrangements for your...
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New Subscription Rules 2027: How Businesses Can Prepare
If your business offers subscriptions to consumers, whether that's software, memberships, digital content, subscription boxes or other recurring services, there are significant legal changes on the horizon. In January 2027, the new subscription contracts regim e under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024, or DMCCA, is expected...
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Myerson Solicitors Celebrates Double Win At British Wills and Probate Awards 2026
We are delighted to announce that we have secured two national accolades at the British Wills and Probate Awards 2026 , recognising the strength and expertise of our Private Client team. As a Top 200 UK law firm, we were proud to take home two prestigious awards at the national ceremony held on Thursday, 8th October: Probate Provider of the Year...
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TOLATA and Cohabitation Reform: What Could Change for Unmarried Couples?
When relationships break down, or co-owners of a property find themselves in dispute, disagreements often arise about who owns what share of a property, who has the right to live there, or whether the property should be sold. In England and Wales, where parties are unmarried, these disputes are commonly resolved under the Trusts of Land and...
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Applications For Consent Under a Lease: A Quick Guide For Landlords
Most commercial leases contain provisions, known as alienation provisions, allowing the tenant to assign the lease or grant an underlease to another tenant during the term. The tenant may want to do this to divest themselves of the lease where there is time left to run and the lease does not contain a break option or the landlord will not agree...
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Insolvency Sale Transactions Under the Microscope
Practical insight into connected-party sales, pre-pack administrations, deal financing and defensible office-holder decisions. Insolvency sale transactions can present complex legal, commercial and practical challenges, particularly where connected parties, valuation issues or alternative financing arrangements are involved. Join Myerson...
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From Conflict to Collaboration with Marcie Shaoul
How can professionals better support separated parents to move away from conflict and towards a more constructive co-parenting relationship? The Myerson Family Law team is delighted to welcome Marcie Shaoul , founder of The Co-Parenting Method and one of the UK’s leading voices on constructive co-parenting following separation, for an engaging...
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