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Is it really a party wall? Martin De Ridder explains what the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 covers, what it does not, and what to do if a neighbour starts building.
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Joanne Vernon and Rebecca Head become Directors, Louise Saha an Associate Director and Cristine Schneider a Senior Associate at Ansons Law.
Employment
Carlsberg Britvic plans to close the Marston's Brewery in Burton. Martin De Ridder explains consultation, redundancy pay and what affected employees should do.
Business
Ansons Law is ranked in five practice areas in the West Midlands in the Legal 500 UK 2027, with seven lawyers individually ranked.
Family law
Joanne Vernon, our Head of Family Law, explains no-fault divorce, the DIY mistakes that delay a settlement and how the finances are divided.
Disputes
Manchester City has been found guilty of breaching Premier League rules. Martin De Ridder explains whether rival clubs can still claim compensation, and why time limits decide it.
Disputes
Section 21 ended on 1 May 2026. Our Property Litigation Team explains how Section 8 possession claims work now and what landlords and tenants should do.
Employment
Tribunal time limits, qualifying service and compensation caps are all changing. Jason Alcock explains what the changes mean for employers and how to prepare.
Wills and probate
From 6 April 2027 unused pensions will count towards Inheritance Tax. Ansons Law explains what is changing, who it affects and why estate planning matters now.
Family law
There is no such thing as common law marriage. With reform still only a proposal, here is what unmarried couples in England and Wales need to know right now.
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