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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3D Printing Technology and Intellectual Property Infringement
The rapid evolution of 3D printing technology has transformed industries but also raised significant intellectual property (IP) concerns. As unauthorised reproductions become easier to produce, patent holders, trademark owners, and copyright holders face increasing legal challenges. Our Technology and Commercial Litigation Lawyers explore the key...
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Air Kisses or Sexual Harassment? Lessons from Miss J Chen v Cut Your Wolf Loose Ltd
Workplace harassment continues to be a widespread issue, affecting a number of industries. While the conversation around harassment has grown louder in recent years, many workers face inappropriate behaviour. From subtle comments to more serious overt actions, understanding the fine line between harmless interactions and harassment is crucial. In...
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Can an Executor Challenge or Dispute a Will?
Our Contentious Probate solicitors explore whether an executor can challenge or dispute a Will, the responsibilities and legal obligations of an executor, and the process of renouncing executorship if a conflict of interest arises.
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Navigating Commercial Disputes in the Hospitality & Leisure Sector: Protecting Business Interests Amid Financial Strain
Difficult times for the hospitality and leisure industry look set to continue, with sector pressures showing no signs of letting up into 2025. These continued financial pressures may push business relations to breaking point. Our Hospitality and Leisure solicitors explore the sector's growing financial pressures and potential impact on business...
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Can You Write a Valid Will on Your Phone?
Recent headlines have covered the heartbreaking story of Max George (36), from Manchester, who rose to fame as part of the boyband The Wanted and his decision to write down his wishes for the distribution of his estate on his iPhone in the event of his death during an operation. Some articles even said that George wrote his Will on his iPhone...
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Understanding the Link Between Perimenopause and Divorce
Divorce is a significant life-altering event, just like menopause (the last menstrual period to take place and perimenopause, the time of fluctuating periods before this), since all can have profound impacts on a person’s emotional, physical and psychological well-being. As our society becomes more informed about the effects of perimenopause...
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What is a Settlement Agreement? Everything You Need to Know
In today’s fluctuating job market, employers are sometimes open to offering more generous exit packages than the legal minimum entitlement for employees leaving a business. Depending on your circumstances, you may want to explore negotiating an exit package with your employer. Often, these exit packages come with a settlement agreement designed...
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How the Autumn Budget Impacts Inheritance Tax (IHT) Planning
Following the Labour win in summer 2024, there was a lot of speculation about what changes would come into place. Initially a £22 billion blackhole, this quickly increased to £40 billion, but how would the funds be raised if VAT, Income Tax and National Insurance were to remain untouched? Our guess (along with many others) was increases to...
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Two-Year Rule For Lease Extensions And Enfranchisement Abolished
An important step has been taken toward giving leaseholders more rights to extend their lease or buy the freehold of their house. Leaseholders can now start this process without having owned their property for two years. The rule, previously part of legacy legislation, was approved in the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024. Campaign groups...
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EMI Schemes: What Are They and Why Should You Use Them?
Enterprise Management Incentive (EMI) schemes are often used by smaller companies to attract and retain employees by offering share options which provide them with statutory tax relief on their financial gains. Essentially, the scheme is designed to provide employees with a stake in the employer company, which can help incentivise employees...
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Purchasing a Home with Help from the Bank of Mum and Dad
Due to the significant costs of buying a house, many buyers increasingly find saving difficult and may turn to their parents for financial assistance. The "Bank of Mum and Dad" is a term often used to refer to the financial support parents provide to their children, usually in the form of a private loan secured against the newly purchased home...
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Managing the Inevitable: Succession Planning for Businesses
When managing a growing business, succession planning can often take a backseat to daily operations. However, succession planning is important. For instance, what happens if a founding shareholder dies? What if a director resigns from office but retains a significant share of the business? What happens if there is a dispute or relationships break...
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