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In a recent case involving lawyer Annabel Whittaker of Excello Law, who specialises in corporate and personal insolvency matters, an …

Excello Employment law specialist Hina Belitz has featured in a recent article from journalist James Hockaday at Yahoo News The …

Brexit and the UK’s Retained EU Law ( Revocation and Reform) Act 2023  On 29th June 2023,  the UK’s Retained …

Excello Law, a leading multi-disciplinary corporate and commercial law firm, is pleased to announce the successful completion of the refinancing …

Brexit and Poland  Adam Mickiewicz,  often regarded as Poland’s 19th century national poet ( as well as of Lithuania and …

In resolving right of way disputes, judges’ first port of call is to the precise wording of relevant property deeds, …

The case concerned a house in a leafy cul-de-sac in one of Cornwall’s most popular seaside locations. Its owner wished …

A woman bought a leasehold flat from a property development company which had recently refurbished it. Prior to the sale, …

In the context of a commercial property dispute concerning the proposed erection of an anaerobic digestion plant, the Court of …

Employers take note. Unreasonable delay leads High Court judge to refuse an injunction allowing the company to enforce an employee’s …

Excello Law’s Corporate  Litigation and Insolvency Team Secures Successful Outcome in Claim for Restitution relating to Employee Benefit Trust on …

Brexit and the UK Listing Rules On 3rd May 2023,  The Times reported that UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has …

Simon Goldring, who headed up the international tax and private wealth at international law firm McDermott Will & Emery (MWE) …

Excello Law, a leading consultancy-model law firm, has recently expanded its team in Lancashire with the arrival of Chris Crawley, …

Excello Law is pleased to announce the appointment of Harriet Reynolds as the firm’s new Marketing Director to strategically lead …

Excello Law has been shortlisted in the The Lawyer Awards 2023 for Law Company of the Year. Excello has enjoyed …

Katie Brassington has joined national consultancy law firm Excello Law based in Chester. Qualifying in 2004, Katie has over 18 …

Brexit, arts subsidies and the English National Opera On 27th March 2023, the UK’s Subsidy Advice Unit (SAU) announced that …

A landowner asserted that his neighbours’ right of way over a track that crossed his land was limited to a …

When the use of commercial premises beneath a leaseholder’s flat was changed from an estate agency to a bar / …

Landowners should sit up and take notice of the Court of Appeal’s ground-breaking decision to award compensation to a property …

On 17 April, the Data Protection and Digital Information (No. 2) Bill had its second reading in the House of …

Sarah Beer, a specialist compulsory purchase and compensation lawyer based in Warwickshire, has joined national consultancy law firm Excello. Qualifying …

Helen Tomlinson’s appointment as the government’s first Menopause Employment Champion signals that this once-hidden but hugely important medical issue is at last being …

Currently, workers must have been employed for 26 weeks before availing of the right to request flexible working. Employees may …

Corporate insolvencies increased by almost a fifth in England and Wales in the year to February 2023, according to data …

Brexit and the US On 6th March 2023, Chris Hayward, policy chair of the City of London Corporation, had an …

National consultancy law firm Excello Law has opened a new office in Nottingham and welcomed a significant team move with …

Brexit and Digital Assets On 10th January 2023, UNIDROIT, the International Institute for the Unification of Private Law, announced a …

Excello corporate and commercial lawyer Gitta Altmann has been appointed as the official legal advisor to the Swiss Embassy in …

The case concerned a proposal to demolish four suburban houses and replace them with a block of 33 flats, standing …

Farmers are often required to give contractors access to their fields so that they can work on utilities pipes or …

Many commercial leases appear to confer on landlords a wide and unilateral power to calculate and demand payment of service …

Mere overlooking by one property over another may not amount to a legal nuisance – but the Supreme Court has …

It is a longstanding rule of law that dispositions of beneficial interests in land must be made in writing and …

Tenants are only obliged to pay service charges that have been reasonably incurred. That principle was the focus of a …

In an important case for commercial landlords and professional partnerships, the First-Tier Tribunal (FTT) has ruled that a law firm …

A local authority was entitled to require removal of three advertising hoardings that protruded a few centimetres over a pavement. …

Brexit and Paul Cezanne (1839-1906) At the beginning of 2023 one of the premier art exhibitions in London was the …

Excello Law has been shortlisted in the Business Growth Award as part of the Modern Law Awards 2023, while Manchester-based …

The British Dyslexia Association estimates between 10% to 15% of the UK population has either dyslexia or another learning difficulty. …

The dramatic collapse of FTX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, has shaken the cryptocurrency markets and raised serious …

It is an unfortunate reality that workplace Christmas parties are often followed by a stark rise in sexual harassment issues …

Brexit and Abba On 3rd December 2022, The Times reported that the pop group Abba’s most recent top 20 hit, …

Peter McHugh, a Liverpool-based real estate partner at national firm Excello Law, has advised Caldeira, the UK’s leading cushion company, …

Excello family lawyer Swati Somaiya, based in the East Midlands, is supporting Good Divorce Week (28 Nov – 2 Dec), …

Corporate lawyer Julie Mogan has won the Downtown in Business Livercool 2022 Legal Personality of the Year Award. Celebrating the …

Brexit and the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation On 10th November 2022, the EU Parliament announced that it had voted to …

Landlords often fight legal battles for what they perceive to be the benefit of their tenants – but can the …

A few years ago the Scottish Parliament passed legislation introducing widespread reforms to residential lettings in Scotland. Its provisions are …

The question of whether a use of land amounts to an actionable nuisance very much depends on the character of …

Companies have their own legal personalities, distinct from their owners. That basic principle of law could hardly be more important …

Real estate specialist Amanda Hurst has joined national firm Excello Law based in Liverpool. Qualifying in 2002, she has a …

On 30 June 2022, after six months in post, the UK’s new Information Commissioner John Edwards published an open letter …

Excello Law, a leader in the consultancy law firm space, has taken a pioneering leap in its growth strategy with …