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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Five Practical Steps to Deal with a Difficult or Problem Executor
It is an executor’s responsibility to deal with an estate when a person passes away, leaving a Will. What happens if the executor does not do their job correctly, or worse, acts to the detriment of the estate, whether on purpose or not? Our Contentious Probate Lawyers outline is five practical steps for beneficiaries to take when they encounter...
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Key Clauses in Manufacturing Contracts: Equipment, Delivery and Acceptance Explained
In previous articles, our Manufacturing Solicitors have discussed some of the key clauses in manufacturing agreements , such as terms and termination, pricing, and liability and considered the effective use of Service Level Agreements . Continuing the theme, this article discusses some further, and equally important, clauses in manufacturing...
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The End of the Lending Standards Board: What SMEs Need to Know
Our Banking lawyers explore the closure of the Lending Standards Board, what it means for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and how businesses can prepare for the changes ahead. The Lending Standards Board (LSB) is a self-regulatory body for the banking and lending industry, which was established to protect consumers and small and...
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Pre-Nups, Post-Nups and the Christmas Proposal: Why You Shouldn’t Wait Until the Wedding to Talk About Them
In the UK, the most common dates for marriage proposals are Christmas Day and New Year’s Eve, with research showing that up to a third of engagements happen over the festive season . With this surge in proposals fast approaching, it’s important to also prepare for the practical side of marriage. While receiving a proposal is an exciting and...
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Surveillance in Manufacturing: Key Lessons from Kerita v BMW (UK) Manufacturing Limited
Monitoring of employees is prevalent in all industries, to a lesser or greater degree. In the manufacturing sector, where productivity and safety are paramount, many employers reasonably wish to monitor employees. Our Manufacturing Lawyers explore the recent case of Kerita v BMW (UK) Manufacturing Limited, which sheds greater light on the...
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The Biggest Shake-Up to the Home Buying Process in History?
On 6th October 2025 , the government unveiled the “biggest shake-up” to the home buying system. The aim? To fix the seemingly ‘broken’ process. At present, it takes an average of 120 days to complete the legal transaction from when a buyer’s offer is accepted. Property transactions have increased by 60% since 2007 ; however, 1 in 3 transactions...
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Break Clauses – Avoid the Pitfalls!
Break clauses are contractual provisions in a lease that allow either the landlord or tenant to bring the contractual term of the lease to an end early. On the face of it, a break notice appears to be a straightforward document, and it often looks...
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Litigation Risk Management for In-House Counsel: Practical Strategies to Reduce Legal Exposure
Litigation comes in many forms, including arbitration, adjudication, and traditional court proceedings, and while common themes arise, no two disputes are ever the same. Even with identical facts, outcomes can differ wildly depending on procedural choices, the parties’ appetite for risk, and strategy. As in-house lawyers, you sit at the...
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Supporting Carers in the Workplace on Carers Rights Day 2025
Carers Rights Day takes place on 20 November 2025. It is an important opportunity for employers to review how they support staff who have caring responsibilities. With the introduction of the Carer’s Leave Act 2023, which came into effect in April 2024, employers now have specific legal obligations to help unpaid carers balance work and care. Our...
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Climate Change Risks: What Every Property Buyer Needs to Know
Climate change is no longer a ‘distant concern’. It is on our doorstep and is impacting the residential property industry. Following our review of the recent Law Society’s Practice and Technical Note on Climate Change , our Residential Property Solicitors have set out below some matters of particular concern and outlined a non-exhaustive list of...
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Legal Considerations When Setting Up a Pop-Up Shop
Pop-up shops have become a popular and flexible way for retailers to reach customers, test new markets, and create brand buzz without the long-term commitment of a traditional lease. However, behind their temporary nature lie important legal and practical considerations that both landlords and occupiers need to be aware of. In this article, our...
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What Happens to the Family Home When Someone Is Made Bankrupt?
Our Personal Insolvency Lawyers explain what happens to the family home when someone is made bankrupt and how the trustee may deal with it. When an individual is made bankrupt, the bankrupt’s interest in the family home vests in the trustee in bankruptcy, whose duty it is to realise that interest for the benefit of creditors. As part of this...
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