Clair
Newson
Meet the rest of the team
Latest news & articles
Mental capacity and Will validity: what are the legal standards?
Testamentary capacity is a person’s ability to make a valid Will. But it means more than simply writing down wishes on paper or being physically able to sign a document.
The legal process of commercial litigation: what to expect
Commercial litigation can be a daunting prospect, often involving complex legal proceedings and processes that can significantly impact your time, operations and finances.
Litigation v mediation: which is right for your business dispute?
Disputes are an inevitable reality of commercial life. Whether they arise from contractual disagreements, partnership conflicts, or customer complaints, knowing how to effectively address the issues they present is crucial for maintaining a business’ health and reputation.
Testamentary capacity is a person’s ability to make a valid Will. But it means more than simply writing down wishes on paper or being physically able to sign a document.
Commercial litigation can be a daunting prospect, often involving complex legal proceedings and processes that can significantly impact your time, operations and finances.
Disputes are an inevitable reality of commercial life. Whether they arise from contractual disagreements, partnership conflicts, or customer complaints, knowing how to effectively address the issues they present is crucial for maintaining a business’ health and reputation.
Get in touch
Have questions or want to learn more about our insights on succession law, Wills, estates, and inheritance disputes? Reach out to our team for further discussion or to explore how we can assist with your legal needs.
