This month, Aston Bond attended the Charters School careers fair. This was a great opportunity to help the year 9 to 13’s in deciding their next steps in life. We…
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What you need to do before you take matters to court Before anyone can bring a claim to the UK Civil Courts, there are certain steps that must be taken…
We are all familiar with Help to Buy – a government-backed scheme which helps first time buyers purchase a new-build home with just a 5% deposit. However, it is now…
Under Section 9 of the Wills Act 1837, there should always be two witnesses present during the physical signing of the Will with the testator (the person who has made…
The tensions surrounding people’s choice on whether to have the vaccine or not has recently had a lot of airtime. Few have missed the problems being unvaccinated has caused to…
We are extremely proud to announce that our very own Jade Gani was the winner of the Young Practitioner of the Year at the STEP awards last night. STEP is…
We are delighted to announce that our Private Client team continue to build on their successes and have been shortlisted for two awards at the British Wills & Probate Awards…
In the judgement of Dobson v North Cumbria NHS Trust, the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) held that the Employment Tribunal (ET) failed to consider that women, because of their childcare…
Gender critical theory, the idea that sex should not be conflated with gender identity, is now protected as a philosophical belief under s10 of the Equality Act. The implications this…
The Care Act 2014 recognises that supporting carers is of equal importance to supporting the people they care for. Therefore, since the implementation of this Act, carers rights have been…
