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Stay informed with our latest legal insights. We share timely guidance on key legal developments affecting businesses and individuals alike. From practical advice for your organisation, to expert legal support for you and your family, explore our insights to keep ahead of the latest changes.

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Selling or buying a business? Why AI could affect your deal
Buying or selling a business? Charles Danjoux, from our Corporate Team, explains how AI is shaping M&A due diligence and what buyers and sellers need to know.
Trade union workplace access: Is your organisation ready?
The Employment Rights Act will introduce new trade union workplace access rights. Inna Ratsebarska, from our Employment Law & HR Team, lets you know what you need to do to prepare.
Child holiday arrangements after separation: what if you can't agree?
Separated parents struggling to agree child holiday arrangements? Kayleigh Bell from our Family Law Team provides expert advice on summer holidays, travel consent and child arrangements.
Buying a Tyneside flat? Here's what you need to know
Buying a Tyneside flat? Learn how criss-cross leases work, what to look out for and how Hay & Kilner's Residential Property Team can help.
Agricultural tenancies and the Code of Practice: what you need to know
Sophie Fletcher, from our Agriculture & Rural Team, explains the Agricultural Landlord and Tenant Code of Practice and what it means for agricultural landlords, tenants and advisers
Still holding a paper deed? Why first registration matters
Joshua Hammond, from our Residential Property Team, explains why first registration with HM Land Registry can protect ownership, reduce fraud risks, and simplify future property sales or transfers.
Navigating financial and loyalty conflicts in charity governance
Sarah Furness, from our Charities & Employment Law & HR Teams, explains how charities can identify and manage financial and loyalty conflicts in governance, ensuring transparency, compliance and effective decision-making.
The Bank of Mum and Dad: A helping hand with hidden legal risks
'Bank of Mum and Dad’ explained: Claire Simmons, from our Residential Property Team, highlights the legal, tax and financial risks of helping children onto the property ladder.

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