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Professional Negligence
Time to update your Will?
4 minute read
Olivia Bradshaw, Trainee Solicitor in the Private Client team, explains why keeping your Will updated is good practise.
Professional Negligence
Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why they’re essential for your future planning
7 minute read
Maryam Ahmed, Trainee Solicitor in the Priavte Client team, exaplins why Lasting Powers of Attorney are essential for your future.s
Charities
Charity trustees and delegated authority – what is it and how should it be exercised?
5 minute read
Charity trustees and delegated authority – what is it and how should it be exercised? Our Charity Law team explain everything you need to know
Professional Negligence
A guide to making Christmas gifts as an Attorney
4 minute read
With the festive season fast approaching, you might be wondering if you can make Christmas gifts on behalf of a loved one for whom you hold a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) for Property and Financial Affairs. Here's a quick guide to help you navigate this responsibility with ease and cheer!
Charities
Disposing of charity land: Implications of the Charities Act 2022
6 minute read
Georgia Whitfield, an Associate in our Commercial Property team at Hay & Kilner, explains how charities must navigate a complex landscape of regulations, particularly when it comes to the disposal of property.
Professional Negligence
Understanding Lasting Powers of Attorney: What they are and why you should have them
3 minute read
Tom Bridge, Associate in Hay & Kilner's Private Client Team, explains why you should appoint an LPA
Professional Negligence
Navigating foreign assets and estate planning: 5 key considerations
4 minute read
Tom Bridge, Associate in Hay & Kilner's Private Client Team, takes you through the 5 key matters you should consider if you have assets in other countries:
Charities
Are volunteers for a charity ‘workers’ with rights?
3 minute read
A recent case has highlighted that under certain circumstances, charity volunteers may indeed be considered workers with rights. sarah Furness explains what this could mean for your charity.