16
Jan 2020
Is possession nine tenths of the law?
People often use or “possess” land that does not belong to them. Depending upon the circumstances of that possession, this can sometimes be sufficient for the occupier to obtain a legal title.
For example, there are often areas of gardens where the owner is unclear and some land has never been registered at the Land Registry.
If you need advice or think you might have a claim, please contact Simon Ingham or Kathryn Hunt on 0113 225 8811.
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03
Aug 2020
Webinar Recording: HR & the COVID Response – Navigating Through the Months Ahead
A joint webinar presented by Chadwick Lawrence and Hays Recruitment discussing the ongoing employment law & HR impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the live case study of Hays Recruitment’s return to the office & the challenges faced around re-opening. Listen to the full webinar below.
03
Aug 2020
Chadwick Lawrence has Passed its 2020 Lexcel Audit
Lexcel is the Law Society’s Quality Standard given annually to those firms who have attained a high level of regulatory compliance. The firm was first awarded the Lexcel standard in 2004, and has been re-accredited every year since. The audit usually takes place every May, but with Law Society permission was postponed. The auditor, Philip…