Employment Law Autumn Update
With significant employment law reforms approaching, employers need to understand not only what is changing but also the practical steps they should be taking to prepare their organisations. In this webinar, Myerson’s Employment Law specialists discuss the latest legislative developments, employment law reforms and key case law affecting UK...
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Leave to Remove Applications: Key Principles and Practice
Applications for leave to remove a child from the jurisdiction are among the most complex and sensitive matters dealt with by the Family Court. They require the court to carefully balance a child's welfare with the competing rights and circumstances of each parent, often involving difficult decisions about relocation, family relationships and...
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Myerson Celebrates Four Nominations at the Manchester Legal Awards 2026
Myerson Solicitors has been shortlisted in four categories at the Manchester Legal Awards (MLA) 2026 , one of the region’s most prestigious celebrations of legal excellence. The ceremony will take place on Thursday 2nd July at a gala event bringing together the North West legal community.
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What Happens If Someone Who Is Bankrupt – Or About to be Made Bankrupt – Dies?
Losing a loved one is difficult enough without having to worry about debts, bankruptcy or legal processes. The good news is that the law in England and Wales sets out clear rules about what happens if someone who is bankrupt – or facing bankruptcy – dies, and those rules are designed to bring certainty at a stressful time. Our Personal Insolvency...
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Protecting Family Wealth: The Strategic Conversations High Net Worth Families Often Avoid
Succession planning for high-net-worth families involves creating a comprehensive strategy to transfer assets and wealth to future generations whilst minimising tax liabilities. Yet for many high-net-worth families, succession planning is often a topic avoided. Discussions about death, incapacity, control, and money can be emotionally complex...
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The Conversations Families Put Off - And Why a Will Shouldn’t Be One of Them
According to the 2025 National Wills Report from the National Will Register, only around 37% of adults in the UK currently have a Will. While 34% of people say they plan to make a Will within the coming year, many continue to delay taking action. Most of us are happy to talk about parts of life that feel exciting, such as what you got up to on...
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What Happens to the Family Home When Someone Dies? The Questions No One Asks Soon Enough
The Family Home is often your prime asset, but also the one that causes the most confusion. From a residential property perspective, its succession depends on how it is owned and frequently issues only arise when it needs to be sold or transferred. It is prudent to understand the legal terminology and the conveyancing process now to make your...
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What Happens If a Spouse or Civil Partner Dies During Divorce?
The unfortunate death of a spouse or civil partner during divorce proceedings brings new complications to what can already be an emotional and stressful time. Whilst uncommon, it is important to be aware of the impact this can have on proceedings, how your entitlement can change and what you can do to protect your assets during the divorce...
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Reflecting on Cultivate 2026: Leading Through Change in the Agricultural Sector
Representatives from Myerson specialist Agricultural team , including Andrew Brown , Nichola Bright , Andrew Stone , Clara Staunton and Chris Wilson were delighted to attend the Lead-In event at Cultivate Conference 2026, held on 29th April in Macclesfield, Cheshire and also to attend the Conference itself which was held on the following day...
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The Renters' Rights Bill: What You Need to Know
The rental market has recently come under increasing scrutiny as landlords, tenants, and legislators seek fairer housing policies. One of the most significant developments is the introduction of the ‘Renters’ Rights Bill (now the Renters’ Rights Act 2025), some of these reforms have now come into force.
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Update: Upwards Only Rent Review Ban Receives Royal Assent
The Government’s proposed ban on upward-only rent reviews, introduced in July last year, received Royal Assent on 29 April 2026. In our September 2025 blog , we discussed the Government’s proposed ban on upward-only rent review (“UORR”) clauses in commercial leases, as part of the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act (the “Act”). We...
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Myerson Solicitors Celebrates Double Accolade at Clio Modern Law Awards 2026
Myerson has been Highly Commended in two categories at the Clio Modern Law Awards 2026: “Law Firm of the Year (50 to 249 employees)” and “Best Company Culture”. The awards ceremony took place on Wednesday, 29th April 2026 at The Belfry, Sutton Coldfield, and was hosted by barrister turned broadcaster Rob Rinder MBE, best known as Judge Rinder...
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Partnership and Company Disputes in Probate: Risks and Resolution
When a deceased person held interests in a business, administering their estate can become considerably more complex. Partnership arrangements, shareholdings and disputes involving other business owners can create additional legal and practical issues for executors, beneficiaries and their advisers. In this webinar, Myerson’s Commercial...
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