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Cambridge is well known for its cyclists but today (July 7) sees the arrival of some of the most famous…
The time when an economy starts to pick up is often the time of greatest risk for many businesses. Increased…
Buckles Solicitors has secured membership to the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme – the mark of excellence for the home…
Are you a home owner? If so, is your ownership registered with the Land Registry? If your answer is no,…
Three months of training is almost at an end for city lawyer Martin Herson – who will join Buckles Solicitors…
Readers may recall that in the March 2010 edition we considered the cases of Stanton v Callaghan and Jones v…
If you have a business selling goods online, by mail or by phone – in other words, where there is…
Separating couples are being urged to use mediation instead of Court proceedings after a list of England and Wales divorce…
The Department of Work and Pensions has issued a circular removing the Spare Room Subsidy for housing benefits claimants who…
The case of Gold v BDW Trading (formerly Barratt Homes) concerns a Development Agreement entered into in August 2007 for…
A legally binding contract requires offer and acceptance. However, it is not unusual for commercial transactions to be negotiated by…
Buckles trained solicitor Alex Burch has won the Peterborough and District Law Society’s Young Lawyer of the Year award. The…
After smashing their fundraising target in 2012, the staff at Buckles Solicitors set themselves an even bigger target to reach…
The facts of Rooney v CSE Bournemouth Ltd are straightforward: • Rooney owned an aircraft; • CSE carried out work…
The 2011 edition of “Good Practice in the Selection of Construction Materials” has now been published. The previous 1997 edition…
In Mentmore v Packman Mentmore engaged Packman as project engineers. In December 2007 the works were suspended due to planning…
You will see that the format is now divided into three sections: news from the Employment Team; legal update on…
Pre and post nuptial agreements are likely to be given binding status, in a move that’s intended to give couples…
We seem to live in an age of late payment. Perhaps it shouldn’t be this way, but it seems to…
In the lead-up to the office Christmas party season, the recent decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal in Nixon v…
The Court of Appeal Judgment in McIlroy and others v Quinn Insurance provides some assistance for parties seeking to pursue…
The High Court has handed down judgment in McKie v Swindon College. The employee in that case brought a case…
At the exclusive LawNet Annual Conference, held on 7th October at the Chesford Grange Hotel in Warwick, Michael Portillo presented…
Following hot on the heels of the LawNet “Law Firm of the Year” award Peterborough based Buckles Solicitors has been…