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Labour’s plan to make “work pay” is to bring UK employment rights legislation into the 21st century and to extend …

Fotoulla Menikou, Family Law Partner at Excello Law, wrote for Today’s Family Lawyer about how people’s online habits are “influencing …

Leading fee-share firm Excello Law has continued its strong growth in the North West with the appointment of experienced family …

The Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill was published on 27 January 2026 and is part of the Government’s shake-up of …

The Government has published the Warm Homes Plan which is intended to provide £15bn to UK households over five years …

A recent decision concerning lease renewals under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 illustrates potential pitfalls that can invalidate the …

In Cloisters Business Centre Management Company Ltd v Anvari [2026] EWCA Civ 17, the Court of Appeal held that a self-contained unit (“the Unit”) let for use …

Founded in 2025 as an Excello Law House of Brands firm, boutique practice Elevate Legal has quickly established itself among …

In the 6th March edition of New Law Journal, Data Protection and Information Governance partner Jon Belcher argued that data …

Anil Kumar, Real Estate Partner, is a senior property solicitor with more than 20 years’ experience advising developers, lenders, landowners, …

The 2026 deadline day for final amendments to a ‘Phase Change’ is Sunday 15 February. This is the statutory deadline …

Excello Law is delighted to announce the appointment of Johnny Lyons, an experienced specialist in personal and corporate insolvency, to …

Excello Law has also welcomed Darren Barwick to its north west team, bringing extensive experience in transactional property work, with …

Section 91 of the Law of Property Act 1925 gives the court the power to intervene on the sale of …

In the 1960s two large tower blocks were built using the Large Panel System (LPS). The LPS was a technique …

The Ministry of Sound (MOS) is a well-known nightclub in the UK and is internationally renowned. It can accommodate up …

Wayne Cleghorn, technology, data and artificial intelligence partner at Excello, recently gave an interview to Computer Weekly assessing the effectiveness …

Sixteen years on from its foundation, 2025 marked a defining year for Excello Law as the firm reached new heights …

Steve Thomas, Insolvency Partner and Mediator at Excello Law, acted for a director facing an investigation into his conduct after …

According to the UK Government’s latest bulletin update on modern slavery in workplaces across the country, 6,414 potential victims of …

The First Tier Tribunal Property Chamber has handed down its judgement in the case of Cornerstone Telecommunications Infrastructure Limited (“CTIL”) …

The recent decision in Ivey & Ors v Lythgoe & Anor [2025] EWHC 2325 (Ch) highlights the increasingly interventionist approach …

Countrywide Estate Agents Limited, trading as John D Wood & Co. (“John D Wood & Co.”), secured a victory in …

Financial remedy proceedings arising from the divorce of OS (the wife) and DT (the husband) dealt with issues of non-matrimonial …

The Renters Rights Act 2025  received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025 and is now in force. The Act represents …

Why Early Legal Advice is Crucial As a contentious wills, trusts and estates lawyer at Excello Law, I often see …

Fotoulla Menikou, partner in our family law team, has experience working with children and adults affected by domestic abuse and …

Excello Law is pleased to announce that annual turnover rose to £30.5 million by year end 30 June 2025 – …

Offering a personal guarantee on credit for a business might make the funding more accessible, but can be risky given …

“You’re rewarded and defined by your own efforts and success.” As part of Law360’s 5 Questions series, Excello Law COO …

On the latest episode of Gunpowder Consulting’s long-established podcast series, Excello Law partner Sharon Playford takes a practical look at …

Specialist IP and IT law firm Ionic Legal has strengthened its contentious IP and brand protection offering with the arrival …

Under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, the court may intervene in the distribution of a deceased …