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Myerson Celebrates Four Nominations at the Manchester Legal Awards 2026
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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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Commercial | 05 May 2026

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Launching Smart: What Every Tech Startup Must Know 
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Launching Smart: What Every Tech Startup Must Know 

Our Technology S olicitors regularly assist tech startups by providing hands-on, bespoke legal assistance throughout the journey of the startup business to facilitate growth and innovation.    At the early stages of your startup , it is vital to the success of your business to receive a solid footing and the correct legal advice from the outset...

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Technology | 11 July 2025
Landlord Warning: Will you have to reimburse your tenant some insurance rent?
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Landlord Warning: Will you have to reimburse your tenant some insurance rent?

There has been a recent landmark decision in the case of London Trocadero (2015) LLP v Picturehouse Cinemas Limited [2025], which all commercial landlords need to be aware of,  as it could mean they have to reimburse their tenants some of the insurance rent that has been paid to them under their lease. Our Property Litigation Solicitors   explore...

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Property Litigation | 10 July 2025
Supreme Court Clarifies Law on Non-Matrimonial Property in Divorce: Standish v Standish (2025)
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Supreme Court Clarifies Law on Non-Matrimonial Property in Divorce: Standish v Standish (2025)

In early July, the Supreme Court provided its judgment on Standish. This high-profile financial remedies case focused on non-matrimonial property and how it can be matrimonialised, that is, become an asset of the marriage (which can be shared) rather than an asset held in isolation by one of the parties (and retained as a result). Our Family...

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Family Law | 10 July 2025
Probate Fraud in the UK: Lessons from the Christine Harverson Case
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Probate Fraud in the UK: Lessons from the Christine Harverson Case

The BBC’s recent investigation into the case of Christine Harverson - where two sisters expecting to inherit their aunt’s estate were abruptly displaced by a man unknown to her family - has brought a prevalent but often under reported issue into the public eye: the growing threat of will fraud and the worrying vulnerability of the UK probate...

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Contentious Probate, Trusts and Will Disputes | 09 July 2025
Guide to Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs)
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Guide to Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs)

An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) is a legally binding agreement that allows individuals struggling with unsecured debts to reach a settlement with their creditors. As an alternative to bankruptcy, it offers greater flexibility and can help individuals protect their assets while managing repayments. Our Personal Insolvency Lawyers outline...

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Personal Insolvency | 07 July 2025
Guide to Bankruptcy: Understanding the Insolvency Process for Individuals
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Guide to Bankruptcy: Understanding the Insolvency Process for Individuals

Bankruptcy is a formal legal process designed to help individuals who are unable to repay their debts. Unlike companies or partnerships, only individuals can be declared bankrupt. Our Personal Insolvency Lawyers provide a comprehensive overview of how bankruptcy works, the key procedures involved, and the implications for both debtors and...

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Personal Insolvency | 04 July 2025
Alternatives to Executor or Trustee Removal
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Alternatives to Executor or Trustee Removal

A recent case involving the Marquessate of Hertford (Seymour v Ragley Trust Company Ltd & Ors [2025] EWHC 1099 (Ch)) confirmed the court’s cautious approach to removing trustees or executors. Whilst that case concerned complex aristocratic trusts, disagreements and dissatisfaction with executors or trustees are common across all walks of life...

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Contentious Probate, Trusts and Will Disputes | 04 July 2025
The Financial Impact of Us Tariffs on UK Businesses
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The Financial Impact of Us Tariffs on UK Businesses

The US shook the international trading arena after ramping up import tariffs on what the US president, Donald Trump, dubbed ‘Liberation Day’. Although the announcement sent shockwaves through economies worldwide, UK businesses were mostly protected from the worst of the tariffs following successful trade negotiations with the US. While British...

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Commercial | 02 July 2025
How to Draft Effective Lease Heads of Terms: A Practical Guide with Free Template
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How to Draft Effective Lease Heads of Terms: A Practical Guide with Free Template

Discover how to draft clear, complete Heads of Terms for commercial leases and avoid legal delays. Download our free template and follow 16 expert tips.

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Commercial Property | 01 July 2025
What Is a Predatory Marriage? Legal Implications and How to Protect Loved Ones
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What Is a Predatory Marriage? Legal Implications and How to Protect Loved Ones

There is an increasing concern about the issue of predatory marriages. These marriages can have devastating consequences when they are entered into by vulnerable individuals Our Family and Wills, Trusts and Probate Lawyers set out how the law treats marriages that may be voidable, and the impact marriage will have on someone’s will and estate. A...

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Family Law | 30 June 2025
‘Mad March’ Is Over: What’s Next For The Residential Property Market?
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‘Mad March’ Is Over: What’s Next For The Residential Property Market?

Once the stamp duty land tax deadline of 31 March 2025 passed, Residential Property solicitors in England felt a universal wave of relief. In theory, it marked the end of ‘Mad March’, a month marked by a record number of completions. However, in reality, the residential property market has remained resilient and shows no signs of slowing down. At...

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Residential Property | 27 June 2025
An Overview Of Company Insolvency Procedures
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An Overview Of Company Insolvency Procedures

In the complex and currently challenging landscape of business, financial distress can strike even the most long-established and previously profitable companies.  When a company finds itself unable to pay its debts as they fall due or its liabilities exceed its assets, it will be considered technically insolvent and, should it not be able to work...

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Insolvency & Restructuring | 25 June 2025