‘Zero hours contracts’ on the increase
Over the last few years, zero hours contracts have rarely been out of the press, and last month, the Office of National Statistics announced the number of people working on contracts with no minimum...
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Helping landowners understand telecommunication lease agreements
In today’s financial climate, more and more farmers are tapping into their entrepreneurial spirits and finding ways to use farm assets to generate additional income. One such way has been to allow...
Continue ReadingNational Minimum Wage changes effective from 1st Oct 2015
National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Regulations 2015 Take note employers in Newark, Southwell and Mansfield - the
Continue ReadingTallents Solicitors at the 2015 Southwell Ploughing Match & Show
The team at Tallents Solicitors were delighted to have a marquee at the 2015 Southwell Ploughing Match & Show...
Continue ReadingCommercial leases – defining what extent of property is comprised within a Lease
Signing your first commercial lease can be an exciting time for a business owner. However, it can be all too easy to become overwhelmed by the complexity of the process and thereby miss important...
Continue ReadingResponding to buyer’s enquiries – honesty is the best policy
When selling a property, it’s absolutely vital that sellers disclose any and all information in response to the buyer’s enquiries. Alistair Millar, conveyancing lawyer at Tallents...
Continue ReadingIf you want legal advice, then always ask a solicitor!
Ann Farnill, Head of the Wills, Trust and Probate Department at Tallents Solicitors is gravely concerned that people who genuinely want to secure their family’s future are being pressurised and...
Continue ReadingEstate planning – preparing for what the future may hold
With the general election finally behind us now is the time to focus on your long term goal to secure your family’s future and to speak with your solicitor about estate planning. ...
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