Ingram Winter Green Solicitors

21/04/2023

Does the prospect of a brand-new home appeal to you? Keen to have your say on its décor. Then buying off-plan could be for you, but there are things you should consider first…..

Does the idea of a brand-new home appeal to you? If so, you are not alone as the last two years have seen a dramatic rise in the number of people buying

12/04/2023

Should an employer accommodate a client’s discriminatory preferences? ‘Employers can sometimes find themselves in the difficult position of wanting to keep a client happy, but also needing to protect their employees. The law in this area is a mix of seemingly contradictory provisions,’ says Elizabeth Bartle

The client is king and businesses will usually do anything they can to keep and grow clients, but not everyone is committed to increasing diversity and

14/03/2023

‘Other than the usual April updates to statutory rates, it looks deceptively quiet on the regulatory front for employers, but the end of the year could see the biggest shake-up in employment law for years as a consequence of Brexit,’ explains Elizabeth Bartle, in the employment team. https://www.iwg.co.uk/news/spring-employment-law-round-up/

‘Other than the usual April updates to statutory rates, it looks deceptively quiet on the regulatory front for employers. But the end of the year could

08/03/2023

Are you a business owner about to make a claim in court, but worried that key evidence will be destroyed or altered? If so, check out our latest blog about search and seizure orders for details of your options. https://www.iwg.co.uk/news/search-and-seizure-orders/

When a business becomes aware that a potential legal claim may be heading its way, then it could be tempting for senior people to decide to destroy or

08/03/2023

Vacancy - Litigation Legal Secretary.

We are looking to recruit an enthusiastic and capable secretary to join the Firm’s litigation department in a full time role where you will be working primarily with partners.

The successful candidate must have excellent IT skills (experience with document management systems is essential), be highly organised and willing to operate in a dynamic environment. The role will involve core secretarial skills and administrative support

If this sounds like you, please see our website to send us your CV with a covering letter explaining why you feel you are suitable for the role, or contact us for more information.

https://www.iwg.co.uk/careers/current-opportunities/vacancy-administrative-assistant/

Direct applicants only. No agencies.

As Office Administrator you will play a crucial role in our team, supporting the Office Manager. We are looking for an organised and flexible person to

02/03/2023

If you own a commercial property which is larger than you need, selling part of it could be a good way to release value. Before you start, it is vital to have a clear idea of how the division will work from a practical point of view. Partner Michael Compton outlines the legal issues: https://www.iwg.co.uk/news/selling-spare-land-on-a-commercial-site/

If you own a commercial property which is larger than you need, selling part of it could be a good way to release value. Before you start, it is vital to

28/02/2023

Is merging your with another part of your growth plan?

There are a host of commercial issues that one has to be aware of when contemplating a merger of two partnerships. Our business law team outlines the key logistical, legal and commercial considerations.

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Where there is a good cultural alignment, a merger can offer numerous benefits to two smaller partnerships, particularly in terms of sharing costs and

27/02/2023

Performance management can use a lot of management time and is fraught with pitfalls. Elizabeth Bartle outlines the performance management process, looks at common problems and highlights some alternative options. https://www.iwg.co.uk/news/problems-in-performance-management/

06/02/2023

Commercial warranty and indemnity disputes arise with surprising frequency. In this month’s blog we outline the steps you can take to resolve them as quickly, effectively and cost-efficiently as possible: https://www.iwg.co.uk/news/resolving-a-dispute-about-the-breach-of-a-contractual-warranty-or-indemnity/

Warranties and indemnities are routinely included in commercial agreements. Their aim is to provide a right of redress where representations or

30/01/2023

A commercial property can be the foundation for a long-term income stream, as long as it is chosen carefully and well managed. There are traps for the unwary, so it is vital to get good legal advice before you commit yourself. https://www.iwg.co.uk/news/buying-your-first-commercial-property/

Many would-be investors are drawn to commercial property. Even in times of economic uncertainty, people like the idea of investing in bricks and mortar

11/01/2023

If you are the director of a company and think you are immune from personal liability, then think again! There are many situations in which personal culpability may arise and the key to limiting the damage is to quickly find out where you stand. https://www.iwg.co.uk/news/directors-and-personal-liability-for-company-debts-2/

If you are the director of a private limited company in England or Wales you can take comfort from the fact that you will not generally be personally

09/01/2023

Elizabeth Bartle looks at hidden disabilities and debunks some common myths about what employers need to know to trigger their responsibilities under the Equality Act 2010. https://www.iwg.co.uk/news/what-employers-need-to-know-about-hidden-disabilities/

Have you ever spotted someone wearing a lanyard with a sunflower as a means of indicating that they have a non-visible disability (also known as a hidden