Insights and Guidance

Artificial intelligence is changing the way people access legal information. Today, business owners, employers, healthcare professionals, company directors and individuals can ask AI tools...

Whenever a story about a contested will appears in the news, the comments section fills with a familiar refrain: “it’s their money, they can leave it to whoever they want.” As a solicitor who...

Deciding to divorce is rarely straightforward. Even where both people agree that the marriage has come to an end, the legal, financial, and practical decisions that follow can feel overwhelming....

Buying your first home is an exciting milestone. After months of searching, viewing properties, and securing a mortgage in principle, it can be tempting to focus solely on getting the keys as...

Most people hope to enjoy a peaceful relationship with their neighbours. After all, good neighbours can make life easier, safer and more enjoyable. Unfortunately, disputes between neighbours are...

Running a small business means wearing a lot of hats. Sales, operations, recruitment, marketing, finance – the list never seems to end. With so many competing priorities, legal housekeeping often...

I’m Neil Grant, a Partner at Gordons Partnership Solicitors. On May 6 2026, the Care Quality Commission held a workshop attended by over 1000 people. It was convened to update the sector on where...

Every week, we speak with families who are devastated – not just by grief, but by the discovery that a loved one’s final wishes may not be worth the paper they’re written on. The rise of...

Simon Cavadino, Director and Care Consultant, The Woodberry Partnership, and Neil Grant, Partner, Gordons Partnership Solicitors, provide their perspectives on CQC’s draft sector specific...

Disputes over wills and estates are rarely just legal arguments. They arise at a time of loss, involve close family members, and bring long-standing tensions to the surface. Challenges to the...