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To settle or not? The Consumer Credit Act 1974 and CFL Finance Ltd V Gertner [2021]
The Bray & Bray Dispute Resolution team outlines the recent Court of Appeal decision on settlement agreements and credit in CFL Finance Ltd V Gertner [2021] and the potential implications for creditors. The Consumer Credit Act 1974 (CCA) imposes onerous...
Practical issues to consider when supporting a loved one with dementia
In support of Dementia Action Week 2021, our specialist Wills, Trusts and Probate team has put together a list of some of the practical issues to consider when supporting a loved one with dementia. The Alzheimer's Society's Dementia Action Week unites individuals,...
Why a feeling of thwarted entitlement is no guarantee of success when contesting wills and intestacies
Lorna Trueman, Head of Dispute Resolution, gives her view on whether a sense of entitlement equals a legitimate ‘need’ for ’reasonable financial provision’ under the Act.
Eviction ban extended again: effects of COVID-19 on private rental sector
Emma Henshaw, Dispute Resolution Paralegal at Bray & Bray, discusses the impact of COVID-19 on possession claims in the private sector.
Supreme Court ruling paves the way for COVID-19 insurance pay outs – or does it?
Lorna Trueman, Head of Dispute Resolution, Bray & Bray Solicitors, discusses the ruling on business interruption insurance policies and offers advice for businesses on what they need to do now. Many thousands of businesses forced to close their doors or...
Employment Law Testimonials
What our clients say about our employment law team “Thank you, that is a total relief for me, can’t thank you enough for your help. I would recommend you to anyone in similar circumstances David, really chuffed.” Mr R – Leicester “You (Georgina Burrows) made it so...
Sale by Jet2 plc of Fowler Welch Limited
The Corporate team at Bray & Bray are very proud to have acted on behalf of Dart Group plc (now Jet2 plc) in the sale of Fowler Welch Limited. The details of the sale are set out in the market notification dated 1 June 2020, a copy of which is set out below: RNS...
A message from our Wills, Trusts & Probate team
The current coronavirus pandemic has raised a number of issues relating to the signing and execution of Wills. While at the time of publication there has been no formal guidance issued, Head of Bray & Bray’s Wills, Trusts and Probate team, Andrew Hitchon, provides...
A message from Bray & Bray Solicitors regarding coronavirus (COVID-19)
The situation surrounding coronavirus (COVID-19) is fast-moving, but we would like to reassure you that we are doing everything we can at Bray & Bray Solicitors to ensure we can continue to help you resolve your legal challenges and minimise the impact on you,...
Coronavirus update: a message from our Conveyancing team
The Conveyancing team at Bray & Bray Solicitors provides an update for clients regarding the impact of coronavirus and how it might affect your conveyancing transaction. Many of you have been clients of Bray & Bray for years and you know that we are normally a...
Employment law changes 2020
There are a number of Employment law changes set to come into force on 6 April 2020, such as changes for agency workers, the introduction of Jack’s law, as well as revisions to written statements of employment. Here, Bray & Bray Solicitors takes a closer look at...