J E Baring & Co

J E Baring & Co J E Baring are a niche law firm established in 1932 specialising in commercial litigation, insolvenc

JE Baring & Co are a niche firm of solicitors established in 1932, based in Hatton Garden, Central London. We specialise in commercial litigation, insolvency law, contract law, debt recovery, property law, commercial conveyancing, employment, and other complex areas of commercial law that small, medium and large businesses often need our expert advice upon. We have built up a reputation for excel

lence, in both the service we offer our clients and the results that we achieve. Taking a personal interest in our clients, with regular and clear communication, is a quality that is often commented upon, as we believe that every client should be valued and treated individually. Our ethos is simple : Experience, Value, Results

The above is what we continually strive to offer our clients and is what has given us our recognition as experts in what we do.

Running a business often means making difficult decisions, and unfortunately, redundancy can sometimes become unavoidabl...
31/07/2026

Running a business often means making difficult decisions, and unfortunately, redundancy can sometimes become unavoidable. However, many employers are unaware that redundancy is far more than simply giving notice to an employee. There are strict legal requirements that must be followed to ensure the process is fair, lawful and protects your business from costly Employment Tribunal claims.

In our latest blog, our employment law solicitors explain the key legal obligations that small and medium-sized businesses need to understand when considering redundancies, including genuine redundancy situations, consultation requirements, fair selection processes, redundancy pay and the importance of following the correct procedure.

Taking legal advice at an early stage can help you avoid expensive mistakes and ensure your business remains compliant with UK employment law.

If your business is considering restructuring or making redundancies, our experienced employment solicitors are here to provide clear, practical advice tailored to your business.

Could the way property searches are carried out be about to change?The Government has proposed reforms that could see pr...
29/06/2026

Could the way property searches are carried out be about to change?

The Government has proposed reforms that could see property searches obtained before a home even goes on the market, giving buyers access to key information much earlier and potentially speeding up the home buying process.

In our latest blog, we take a look at what these proposed changes could mean for buyers, sellers and the future of conveyancing if they become reality.

Read more in our latest blog, link in the comments below.

🐾 Big news for renters in the UK!As of May 2026, tenants now have the legal right to request a pet, and landlords can no...
05/05/2026

🐾 Big news for renters in the UK!

As of May 2026, tenants now have the legal right to request a pet, and landlords can no longer simply say “no” without a valid reason.

It’s not a free-for-all (permission is still required), but it’s a major shift toward fairer renting:
✔️ Requests must be considered individually
✔️ Refusals must be reasonable and explained
✔️ More opportunities for tenants to keep their pets

For tenants, it’s a long-overdue step forward.
For landlords, it means adapting to a more balanced system.

Is this the beginning of a more pet-friendly rental market? 🐶🐱

Read more about these changes in our latest blog, link in the comments.

Being a company director isn’t just about making decisions, it comes with serious legal responsibilities.From promoting ...
31/03/2026

Being a company director isn’t just about making decisions, it comes with serious legal responsibilities.

From promoting the success of the company to managing conflicts of interest, UK directors must comply with a range of duties under the Companies Act 2006. Failing to do so can lead to personal liability, disqualification, and more.

In our latest blog, we break down:
✔ The key legal duties every director should know
✔ Common risk areas and pitfalls
✔ What happens if duties are breached
✔ How legal advice can protect you and your business
Whether you’re a new director or have years of experience, staying informed is essential.

If you have any concerns about your duties or need tailored advice, our team is here to help.

👉 Link in the comments below.

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