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CEO Karen Bexley delivers her final review of 2023 at Bexley Beaumont and looks ahead to an exciting 2024, which will mark our fifth year of trading!
Senior Construction Associate Brandon Silver has summarised the changes imposed on UK building safety regulations by The Building Safety Act 2022, which has created some of the most wholescale changes to the industry in almost 40 years
Private Client Partner Eleri Jones who is part of the Bexley Beaumont Private Wealth offering discusses the legal options available for couples on both sides this festive season.
In advance of the closure of the consultation in relation to the amendment of the Wills Act 1837 on December 8th, Heather Roberts, contentious probate partner in the private wealth team at Bexley Beaumont attended a forum last month in Manchester entitled Modernising Wills hosted by STEP.
Phil Sheard has, with the assistance of Karina Champion of Oriel Chambers, successfully brought another application for summary judgment in respect of a secured loan.
How should we measure success? To change the culture of an organisation, should we be redefining what success looks like? CEO Karen Bexley discusses this concept in her latest article and why at Bexley Beaumont lawyers have control and autonomy defining their own measure of success.
In her latest article CEO Karen Bexley discusses the characteristics and importance of building and maintaining a positive culture and why #GrowtheTeamKeeptheCulture is the unofficial motto at the forefront of Bexley Beaumont.
Duty, Breach, Causation and Loss are the fundamental elements required to any professional negligence claim. Corporate and Commercial Disputes Partner Melissa Worth analyses a recent case where the defendants tried to disprove that these elements were met and strike out the claim against them.
Corporate and Commercial Partner Disputes Melissa Worth discusses the latest changes in the Civil Procedural Rules (CPR) and how they may impact those embarking upon litigation cases that go to trial.
