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Prosperity Law LLP secures Law Society’s conveyancing quality mark

Prosperity Law LLP in Manchester has secured membership to the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme – the mark of excellence for the home buying process. (more…)

5 things to consider before starting commercial litigation

Did you know, in the eyes of the court, commercial litigation is a last resort? They expect you to try other methods of dispute resolution first. Court proceedings can be long and complicated and, before you decide to make a claim, it’s important to consider the following five factors carefully. (more…)

A step-by-step guide to commercial litigation

Disputes are an inevitable part of business – and, when they arise, every effort should be made to deal with the situation amicably. A frank and open discussion is often all it takes to resolve the issue. However, if you’re finding it particularly difficult to settle your differences, commercial litigation may be necessary and it could be time to seek the help of a specialist litigation solicitor. (more…)

Paperwork – a blessing or a curse?

Love it or hate it, paperwork is a necessity for effective business management. Many a deal is done on a handshake or a casual exchange of emails or text messages. Experience has illustrated the need to have accurate and complete documentation to set out what your business commitments are and, just as importantly, the commitments other businesses have made to you.

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What is alternative dispute resolution?

Do a simple online search on ‘how to resolve a commercial dispute’ and, there’s no doubt, you’ll come across alternative dispute resolution (ADR). This has become an increasingly popular option with commercial clients. Not only does it help to avoid court proceedings, but it’s also extremely cost-effective and – in most cases – it leads to a successful and amicable agreement.

But what is it?

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Where there’s a will (or not), we’ll find a way

We all hope that when the time comes, we will have put our affairs in order, properly prepared our Will and that those to whom we are leaving our estate are comfortable with how we’ve decided to distribute our assets. For the majority, the Will is the way and, although probate can be a lengthy process, all will go smoothly.

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