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Over the Christmas and New Year holiday season all our offices will be closed at 1pm on Wednesday 24th December 2025 and then reopen on Monday 5th January 2026. The details of each day as shown below: Tuesday 23rd December -...
Christmas is a time for giving, and many of us like to treat our loved ones to something special. Most gifts are simple enough, but bigger or more valuable presents can come with tax implications that are easy to miss. Knowing the rules means you can give...
Following the government’s announcement of the new Employment Rights Bill, which is expected to come into force in April next year, this is the fourth instalment in our five-part blog series exploring the key changes to expect. In this post, we focus...
The upcoming changes to business and agricultural property relief for inheritance tax throw up numerous complex and difficult issues for families wanting to pass on assets in a tax efficient manner. As a reminder, as of next April, broadly speaking, business...
By Mia Katib I’m entering my final year of Law at the University of Liverpool, and this summer I was eager to gain more practical experience. Harrowells kindly welcomed me back for a week in both their Private Client and Personal Injury...
Each year, The Legal 500 publishes its independent guide to the UK’s leading law firms, assessing the quality of their advice, expertise and client service. Harrowells is proud to be among the firms reviewed. The assessment process is detailed and...
When buying or selling land it’s important to establish where boundaries are. Whose responsibility is it to repair that crumbling wall or overgrown drainage ditch? Which land has the benefit of that stream or spring? However, establishing...
Following recent government announcements on the new Employment Rights Bill, this is the third blog in a series of five, which are breaking down the key changes. In this instalment, we focus on sexual harassment and discrimination issues. Our previous blogs...
A Prenuptial Agreement can offer peace of mind and clarity for both parties, and often for family members as well. In the UK, these agreements are becoming increasingly common and less taboo, reflecting a growing awareness of their potential...
When people think about planning for the future, they often focus on wills and inheritance. A will sets out what happens to your assets after you die, and it’s certainly a vital part of any estate planning, but it’s not the full picture. While a...
Over the Christmas and New Year holiday season all our offices will be closed at 1pm on Wednesday 24th December 2025 and then reopen on Monday 5th January 2026. The details of each day as shown below: Tuesday 23rd December -...
Christmas is a time for giving, and many of us like to treat our loved ones to something special. Most gifts are simple enough, but bigger or more valuable presents can come with tax implications that are easy to miss. Knowing the rules means you can give...
How the Employment Rights Bill will affect zero hours, casual and agency work
Following the government’s announcement of the new Employment Rights Bill, which is expected to come into force in April next year, this is the fourth instalment in our five-part blog series exploring the key changes to expect. In this post, we focus...
