Adnan Rashid

Paralegal

I joined Buckles in January 2020 as a Paralegal in our Family department, having graduated from De Montfort University in 2019. I’m looking forward to undertaking the LPC on a part-time basis in the near future, with the intention of using the qualification to progress my career in law.

I always aim to break down intricate matters for the ease of my clients and obtain the best possible result on their behalf. I pride myself on delivering a high level of service and being someone who my clients can trust with handling their personal affairs.

I enjoy spending time with my family and socialising with friends. I also enjoy watching sports and new TV series.

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Posted2nd December 2020

Planning for employing foreign workers in 2021

If you employ foreign workers, or you plan to in the future, you will need to understand the changes triggered by the introduction of a points-based immigration system in the...

Posted1st December 2020

Return of the Crown Preference – what does that mean for qualifying floating charge holders?

There is no doubt that the coronavirus outbreak has had a devastating impact on businesses in the UK. With the second lockdown set to transition into more severe county-wide tiers,...

Posted27th November 2020

Inheritance Act claims – an essential guide

The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 permits claims for reasonable financial provision from the estate of a deceased person, regardless of whether a Will exists in each...

Posted27th November 2020

French Court ruling on the EU Succession Regulation referred to the European Court of Justice

The EU Succession Regulation came into force in 2015 with the aim to simplify cross-border successions in Europe. However, one can argue that, in certain cases, cross-border successions have become...

Posted25th November 2020

Legal challenge to Government’s permitted development rights and use classes order dismissed by High Court

On 17 November 2020, the High Court in the case of R (Rights: Community: Action) v Secretary of State for housing Communities and Local Government [2002] EWHC 3037 dismissed the Judicial...

Posted19th November 2020

The case of 19 Bolsover Street – the pitfalls of Letters of Intent

Regular readers will recall previous briefings warning of the dangers of using Letters of Intent (LOIs). The decision in OD Developments v Oak Dry Lining further highlights the dangers and consequences...

If you employ #foreignworkers, or you plan to in the future, you will need to understand the changes triggered by the introduction of a points-based #immigration system in the UK from 1 January 2021. So, how can you prepare and plan effectively? https://www.buckles-law.co.uk/blog/employment-and-hr/planning-for-employing-foreign-workers-in-2021

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From today, HMRC moves up the creditor hierarchy to become a secondary preferential creditor for the purpose of recovering sums due for VAT, PAYE, Employees’ NI Contributions, Construction Industry Scheme Deductions and student loan payroll deductions. https://www.buckles-law.co.uk/blog/dispute-resolution/return-of-the-crown-preference-what-does-that-mean-for-qualifying-floating-charge-holders/

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1 Dec

Our latest contentious probate update is here! This edition covers the impact of the pandemic on Inheritance Act claims, an essential guide to making such a claim, challenging a Will, and an ongoing case involving the EU Succession Regulation. https://mailchi.mp/cf5cbe9eacf0/contentious-probate-update-inheritance-act-claims-contesting-a-will-and-the-european-succession-regulation?e=4c18af26b4

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27 Nov

The outcome of the European Court of Justice decision in a case involving the EU Succession Regulation will be key for the succession of French nationals who are habitually resident in a third state, such as the UK. https://www.buckles-law.co.uk/blog/france/french-court-ruling-on-the-eu-succession-regulation-referred-to-the-european-court-of-justice/

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26 Nov

We’re looking for a Family Paralegal to join our team. Why not check out the #jobspec and see if we could be the perfect fit for you #hiring #legaljobs #nowhiring #joinourteam https://www.buckles-law.co.uk/about/careers-overview/current-vacancies/family-paralegal/

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