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A recent High Court case has illustrated the risks incurred by shareholders who fail to understand or adhere to the provisions of their company’s constitution, according to a Corporate Lawyer. “It is possible for a company’s articles of...

Mark Vandaele is a Family Law Solicitor based in the Wolverhampton office of George Green LLP. He has over ten years’ experience specialising exclusively in family law and has particular expertise acting for business owners and professionals in divorce...

Michelle Wooding joins as a Solicitor in the Employment team. Michelle is an experienced Solicitor previously advising both employers and employees on contentious and non-contentious matters. Tim Lang Partner and Head of Department for Employment at George...

A purchaser of a company acquired from a corporate group should ensure that all intra-group arrangements are fully investigated and formally terminated, regardless of whether such arrangements have been documented, according to a leading corporate lawyer. ...

Law firm George Green LLP has expanded its Property team with the recent appointment of Licensed Conveyancer, Tracey Killigrew. Tracey has many years’ experience assisting clients with the buying and selling their property. Kevin Styles, Partner and...

George Green LLP has prepared a note for businesses explaining the duty to make reasonable adjustments to premises or working practices where a disabled job applicant or employee is placed at a substantial disadvantage. 1. What are the penalties for...

The most likely implication of the Brexit vote for UK employment law is the revocation of the Agency Workers Regulations 2010 says a leading Midlands employment lawyer.  Tim Lang of George Green LLP explained “The likely consequences of the...

A team from George Green LLP has completed the Three Peaks Challenge raising money for the law firm’s charity of the year, Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA). Starting on Saturday 18 th June, five staff members from George Green LLP took on the...

Earlier this month the court of appeal confirmed a husband could challenge his former mother in law’s will. Mr and Mrs Randall were divorced in 2006, they were not wealthy but it was acknowledged that Mrs Randall would receive an inheritance from her...

A director who is guilty of a breach of his duties to a company, and who fails to disclose this, may be subject to an ongoing threat of liability notwithstanding the expiry of any limitation period relating to the original breach, according to a leading...