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Recent posts
Cohabitation Agreements
Overview Couples who chose to live together in relationships (also known as cohabitants) often believe that they have some form of legal status of protection. Unfortunately, this belief is wrong. ...
Keebles continues partnership with Sheffield Digital
We’re pleased to be extending our partnership with Sheffield Digital for another year as an associate sponsor.
What qualifies as personal injury?
Personal Injury refers to physical or psychological injury or illness that is caused by the negligence of another.
Keebles’ Carys Thompson set to share privacy law expertise at Consulegis webinar
We’re delighted to announce that Keebles’ Partner Carys Thompson will be sharing her privacy law expertise at Consulegis’ webinar, ‘The Practical Impact of Schrems II on International Data Flows’, which will take place on 14 April.
Keebles advise on sale of John Hill Associates to Diskin Capital Partners Group
Keebles’ Corporate team advised on the sale of Doncaster-based firm John Hill Associates (JHA) to Diskin Capital Partners (DCP) Group.
Why is it important to have a Power of Attorney?
A Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows an individual to appoint another person to act on their behalf to manage their affairs.
Property prices see 'surprise' surge last month: Home values hit another record high as buyers attempt to beat the stamp duty deadline
It has recently been reported that a new record for the average house price has hit an extraordinary high of £231,068 in February, according to Nationwide Building Society.
Trust Registration Service Extension – Trustees….Are You Ready?
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) have recently confirmed details of the extension to their Trust Registration Service.