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As the Ministry of Justice announces a change to its 183-year-old rule on the witnessing of wills, following difficulties experienced by many people wanting to put their affairs in order during the Covid-19 pandemic, our Head of Wills & Probate, Laura Selby, gives her reaction.

As we emerge from lockdown, many businesses will be revisiting their own (and their supplier’s) Terms and Conditions as they look to resume trading and to build a secure and sustainable future. Ben Jenkins, our Head of Dispute Resolution, talks about the impact Covid-19 will have on T&C's.

With lockdown forcing so many couples to spend time together for months on end, reports are that, sadly, divorce rates are set to soar.
Kate Thomas, Head of Family and Matrimonial Law at Harding Evans Solicitors, answers some of the most common questions on seeking legal advice.

With recent events making many of us anxious and uncertain about the future, lawyers have seen a sharp increase in the number of people wanting to put their affairs in order over the last few months. Laura Selby, Head of Wills & Probate at Harding Evans Solicitors, explains why it is so important to plan for the future to avoid any unnecessary complications further down the line.

Our Head of Residential Property, Wyn Williams, gives his reaction to the Welsh Government’s move to change the way land transaction tax is charged on house sales here in Wales.

The Covid-19 pandemic and resulting lockdown imposed has had a significant impact on the relationship between landlords and tenants with many tenants being unable to pay rent. Our Associate Commercial Property Solicitor, James Young, discusses the impact and the best course of action for Landlords to take.

As the Chancellor announces new measures to get the UK housing market moving again, our Head of Residential Property, Wyn Williams, gives his reaction.

This week is World Allergy Week, running from 28 June - 4 July 2020. Each year, the World Allergy Organization (WAO) addresses a different topic that has a need for greater awareness and this year is no different. Even with the current situation, it is still important to have discussions and share information.

The ongoing Coronavirus is presenting us all with daily challenges and is having an impact on the way we live our daily lives and run our businesses.  At Harding Evans our priority as always is to provide our clients with the legal advice and support they need whilst looking after the wellbeing of our staff.

As we enter Bike Week (6-14 June 2020), an annual celebration run by Cycling UK to showcase the simple pleasure of cycling, Victoria Hands, a legal executive in our Personal Injury department, examines the importance of staying safe on the roads and explains what to do if you do have an accident.

With help from Harding Evans Solicitors, who acted on their behalf, Wales’ only specialist therapy centre for children with cerebral palsy, Cerebral Palsy Cymru, has completed on the purchase of a new building which will see its therapy centre moving to much bigger, more suitable premises despite the current challenges it is facing.

On Friday 29th May 2020, the Chancellor announced three significant changes to the job retention scheme (“the Scheme”) and that the Scheme would end as at 31st October 2020. Our Head of Employment Law, Daniel Wilde, explains the key changes that have been announced, as well as providing details on how the scheme will end.