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Why Is 1 July 2026 A Date That Every Employer Should Be Aware Of?
There will be few (employers and employees alike) who are unaware of the Employment Rights…
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How To Protect Your Compensation With A Personal Injury Trust
A Personal Injury Trust is a legal arrangement that holds your compensation award separately from…
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Wilson Browne Celebrates Over 20 Years of Supporting Youth Cricket in Corby
For more than two decades, Wilson Browne has been proud to support the Youth Cricket…
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Deceased Shareholders – What Are The Problems?
When a shareholder dies, this can cause several issues if appropriate documentation is not in place or lined up with one another.
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Conditional Contracts – What Happens If One Side Doesn’t Deal With Their Obligations?
When a landowner wants to sell land for future development, they often enter into a conditional contract with a developer with the aim being that the sale completes (and they receive their money) when the developer has obtained planning permission.
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Wilson Browne Solicitors Welcomes New Private Client Partner, Katie Nightingale
Wilson Browne Solicitors is pleased to announce the appointment of Katie Nightingale as Partner within its highly regarded Private Client team.
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Using AI for Legal Work: A Recent Case That Raised Serious Questions
Despite the warnings why are people still blindly using AI for legal work? There is…
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Golden Shares – The Pitfalls
Golden shares are shares in a private company which carry special rights, sometimes held by a government or other authority, which were originally designed as a safeguard.
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What Does Good Tenantable Repair Mean in the Context of a Leasehold Property?
Learn what “good tenantable repair” means in leasehold property law following the recent Mountview Estates v W8 Property Ltd Upper Tribunal decision.
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Triple Shortlisting at the Modern Law Private Client Awards 2026
Wilson Browne Solicitors is delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted in three prestigious…
