Company news
Wollens joins Yeovil Town Football Club as official legal partner
Wollens is delighted to have been appointed as the preferred legal services partner to Yeovil Town Football Club.
Care home negligence : protecting resident’s rights
Elizabeth Larner has reached a settlement of £110,000 on behalf of a gentleman in relation to a case arising from a hospital Trust’s failure to administer antibiotics during appendectomy/umbilical hernia repair surgery.
As a result of the surgical wound not healing properly, he was diagnosed with mass septic shock.
Packaging – is your supply contract tightly packed?
Our company and commercial solicitors outline the common pitfalls you may face with packaging contracts, how to anticipate the issues and have confidence and be prepared to protect yourself
Logistics issues for commercial premises – keeping goods moving
Our commercial property solicitors outline the key legal points to consider in regard to the distribution logistics when looking at a new commercial property.
Associate Solicitor Promotions at Wollens
Wollens welcomes new Associate solicitors
Interest on debts – can you claim interest on money owed to your business?
When you make your will, you may wonder whether or not you also need to write a letter of wishes. The key distinction is that your will is a legally binding document. While a letter of wishes is not legally binding, it can offer flexibility and guidance to executors and trustees which can be very useful to them when managing your estate or a trust set up in your will.
Employers urged to tighten up on anti-slavery measures
A recent investigation that uncovered instances of modern slavery involving workers at McDonald’s outlets and at a supplier to major supermarkets has flagged the urgent need for employers to remain vigilant against such practices.
What needs to go into a will and what can go into a letter of wishes?
When you make your will, you may wonder whether or not you also need to write a letter of wishes. The key distinction is that your will is a legally binding document. While a letter of wishes is not legally binding, it can offer flexibility and guidance to executors and trustees which can be very useful to them when managing your estate or a trust set up in your will.
Wollens welcomes three new Partner promotions!
We are delighted to announce the promotion of three team members to Partners this autumn. Marco Floreale, Elizabeth Larner, and Craig Smith have all been appointed Partners. Each brings a wealth of experience and specialist expertise to their respective areas of law.
Renters’ Rights Bill – The Death of No-Fault Evictions
Following on from our article on the key reforms in the Renters’ Rights Bill, we take a look at one of the most decisive proposed changes, aimed at enhancing security for tenants in the private rented sector.
Wollens Strengthens Community Ties with Five New Rotary Members
Wollens Strengthens Community Ties with Five New Rotary Members
Renter’s Rights Bill – What We Know So Far
The proposed Renter’s Rights Bill is poised to make a drastic change to the current rental landscape.
Review of the Employment Rights Bill 2024 and implications for employers
The Government has, today published a new Employment Bill which sets out an enormous shift in employee rights in favour of employees. The bill is unfortunately quite complex and refers to regulations which have not yet been published. However, the headline changes are:
New Employment Bill Gives Much Greater Rights to Employees
The Government has, today published a new Employment Bill which sets out an enormous shift in employee rights in favour of employees. The bill is unfortunately quite complex and refers to regulations which have not yet been published. However, the headline changes are:
Wollens Celebrates the Qualification of Two New Family Solicitors
Wollens is delighted to announce the qualification of two dedicated team members who have completed their training contracts and joined our family law team. Both solicitors bring unique backgrounds and valuable expertise to Wollens, enhancing our capability to serve clients in complex private family law matters.