With a new academic year soon starting, Liverpool is set to become home to a wave of new students, with many choosing to bypass accommodation provided by the universities in favour of privately rented properties. If you are a landlord in Liverpool and you rent to students, you have an…

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AI in Law: How Technology Is Changing Legal Services

The law sector is constantly evolving and changing alongside societal trends. As the world’s technology accelerates, it is important for the legal sector to keep up with these trends to ensure that solicitors are providing the best representation for their clients. AI has progressed substantially in recent years and has…

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Personal Injury Claims in Liverpool: How Local Solicitors Help

Have you sustained injuries in an accident that wasn’t your fault? Personal injuries not only take a toll on your body, but they can also significantly affect your life. In addition to overcoming pain and recovering from injuries you may have suffered, personal injuries resulting from negligence or intentional acts…

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Transfer of Property After Divorce

Going through a high net worth divorce can be quite a challenging and emotionally taxing time, especially when it comes to the complex matter of splitting assets. Property is usually the most significant asset in financial terms for most divorcing couples, often representing years of joint investment and shared memories.…

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Finding the Right Solicitor in Liverpool

If you are a business or individual in need of legal support or advice, the prospect of trying to find a solicitor can be intimidating. You’re already worried about the legal issues you need to address, so the added stress of finding the right solicitor to support you through this…

Renters’ Rights Bill 2025

The Labour Government has made quite an impact since its 2024 instatement, making significant adjustments to English legislation, the benefit of these changes being the focus of wider debate. Upon its instatement, the Government pledged to implement significant reforms in the rental market of England, with a particular emphasis on…

Inheritance Act Claims: Claiming and Defending

If you have not received reasonable financial provision following the death of a loved one or an individual that you were dependent on, then you may be able to claim compensation through the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975. You might have unexpectedly lost a loved one without…

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Stamp Duty in 2025

As of 2025, the Labour government has announced significant changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax, commonly referred to as Stamp Duty, which will take effect on April 1st of this year. These adjustments are poised to significantly affect both first-time buyers and existing homeowners as thresholds fall to a new…

Breach of Contract: What it Means and What Happens Next

Contracts play a vital role in the functioning of various industries. They are key in safeguarding the rights of employers, employees, and both corporate and commercial sectors - and this is just the tip of the iceberg. Contracts outline the terms of an agreement and ensure that all involved parties…

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Fiduciary Duties Explained

Fiduciary duties are fundamental to a range of professional and legal relationships, ensuring that those who have been put in a position of trust are acting in the best interests of those they serve. At Brown Turner Ross, we serve as fiduciaries for our clients; every decision we make is…