April 4, 2012
Agricultural law All Tallents Articles

What rural landowners need to know about the Localism Act 2011

Alistair Millar, an agricultural lawyer at Tallents Solicitors in Southwell explains three key aspects of the Act, which could affect rural landholdings.  In November 2011, the Localism Bill...

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April 4, 2012
All Tallents Articles Business law

Setting up in business?

Alistair Millar, solicitor at Tallents in Southwell advises new business start-ups and gives some guidance for ‘would-be’ bosses.  2011 saw nearly 480,000 new businesses set up in the UK, as...

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February 7, 2012
All Tallents Articles Articles Family law Wills

Long term care planning – be careful what you wish for

With life expectancies steadily increasing, Frances Kelly of Tallents Solicitors in Newark explores why preparing for long term care funding is a subject we should all be concerned about, especially...

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February 7, 2012
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Inheriting the farm – ensuring smooth succession for an agricultural tenancy

Some families have been farming tenanted agricultural land for generations and the younger generation may be keen to carry on a farming tradition, but there are a number of tests for the smooth...

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business selling terms and conditions explained by Tallents Solicitors
November 20, 2011
Commercial law

Business on your terms? Or your customers? Understanding terms and conditions

There are key facts regarding terms and conditions that every business owner should be aware of. Terms and conditions are, in essence, the terms of contract between...

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Granting sporting rights, a guide by Tallents Solicitors
November 20, 2011
Agricultural law Alistair Millar

Granting sporting rights

Alistair Millar, an agricultural lawyer from Tallents Solicitors in

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Helping landowners understand telecommunication lease agreements
June 10, 2011
Agricultural law Alistair Millar

Helping landowners understand telecoms 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...

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Ross Pierrepont discusses the upcoming employment law changes in 2018
May 4, 2011
Business law Commercial law

My word is my bond…or is it? Written contracts and why you should have them

Many a business deal has been sealed over a handshake, with both parties taking each other’s word as their bond. But, if there’s nothing in writing and things turn sour, how do you protect...

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Make a Will in November and support Will Aid
April 15, 2011
Wills

BBC programme sparks surge of will writing at Nottinghamshire Solicitors

A recent BBC 2 TV series, ‘Can’t Take It With You’ in which Sir Gerry Robinson helped families to consider what to write in their wills, has resulted in a surge of will writing enquiries at...

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