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Q&A: Aspects of the Autumn 2026 Budget and what it means for you
New support for businesses, entrepreneurs and first-time buyers, plus higher wage costs, all feature in the Autumn Budget announced on 28…
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What Is an Apostille and Why Should I Care?
One of my solicitor colleagues recently asked me, rather charmingly: “Why do you keep banging on about apostilles all the time?” It’s a…
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Duty to inform workers of their right to join a trade union from 1 January 2027
From 1st January 2027, it is currently intended that employers must provide workers with a written statement advising them that they have…
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Register Your Rental Property
For years, compliance in the private rented sector has seemed to move in only one direction: more regulation, more paperwork and more…
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SE-Solicitors Relocates Brackley Office to Larger Town Centre Premises
We are delighted to announce that our Brackley office has relocated to larger premises in the heart of the town. Our new address…
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Your Guarantees and Indemnities May Not Be as Effective as You Think
“Guarantee and Indemnity” is a familiar phrase in commercial contracts. The two words often appear together, almost as though they are…
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Directors prosecuted for failing to verify their identity
The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA) introduced a range of reforms to strengthen the integrity of the Companies…
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Secrets and Lies: Did the children ever exist?
The case of John v Jane [2026] EWHC 415 (Fam) is highly unusual. It concerned children known as Shilo and Aryeh, apparently aged 2 ½…
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