28th June 2019
4:30 pm
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Colemans Managing Partner, Kate Williams, is featured on Lawgazette.co.uk. As well as touching on her career path and becoming managing partner Kate talks about the demands of work and family life and the changes in the law sector for the good around flexible working and gender diversity. Read the full article on the Law Gazette…
11th February 2019
5:05 pm
Comments Off on Royal Borough Business Forum Launch Event on 26th February 2019
8am at Cumberland Lodge. A distinctive venue at the heart of Windsor Great Park Adrian Moorhouse on Creating a high performance environment The role of the leader in creating an engaged workforce Adrian Moorhouse co-founded Lane4 in 1995 and is now Managing Director of the management consultancy. As a business leader and Olympic gold medallist…
17th January 2019
1:21 pm
Comments Off on Demystifying Restrictive Covenants for Landowners
The law of restrictive covenants is a complex area and a mystery to many landowners, some of whom believe that restrictive covenants cannot be challenged, however, this is not the case. Restrictive covenants affecting land arise out of an agreement that one party will restrict the use of its land in some way for the…
7th December 2018
1:34 pm
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Colemans Solicitors , one of Maidenhead’s most established and prestigious law firms recently sponsored one of the key award categories at this year’s prestigious Maidenhead and Windor Business Awards. Local businesses battled it out hoping to win one of the 13 awards during the evening, with the Excellence in Customer Service award which was sponsored…
15th October 2018
11:57 am
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We’ve heard a lot about “pre-nups” or pre-nuptial agreements in the US, but what about in this country? Do “pre-nups” exist? If so, what do they do and are they conclusive? Denise Bullock of Colemans explains how the concept of pre-nuptial agreements has been carried over into English law and the significance of them in…
11th October 2018
5:34 pm
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A general guide “Conveyancing” is the legal process of transferring home ownership from the seller to the buyer. Whilst every transaction is different, there are a number of crucial steps in the legal process that are common to each sale and purchase transaction and we have outlined these below by way of a general guide….
16th April 2018
2:53 pm
Comments Off on Buying or selling a business: Key early agreements to consider
The decision to develop and expand your business by buying a new business (or selling yours) is always a serious prospect and one which you cannot afford to take lightly, writes Victoria Lloyd-White of Colemans Solicitors . Say you’ve decided to buy or sell the assets of a business. Before you proceed, it’s crucial you…
9th April 2018
3:17 pm
Comments Off on Kate Williams takes over as Managing Partner
Colemans Solicitors , one of Maidenhead’s most established and prestigious law firms, has recently appointed Kate Williams as Managing Partner with effect from 1st April 2018. Kate initially joined the firm as a paralegal and later began her formal legal career at the firm in 2007, as a trainee solicitor. She made outstanding progress in…
3rd April 2018
11:43 am
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Taking advice, both financial and legal, is key. Extracting money from your house could impact on some aspects of your finances that are not immediately obvious for example your eligibility for means-tested benefits before you die. Equity release is where you release some of the value (equity) in your home to provide you with some…
13th December 2017
11:29 am
Comments Off on It’s Time for a Change – Restructuring & Reorganisations
During their life-time all companies, businesses, partnerships and sole traders will have to react to personal, economic, financial and political change (or indeed anticipate it and take proactive action) as certain factors become more salient at any given point in time. Organisations that refuse to change with the times face the risk of becoming obsolete…
