In a case which underlined the priority being given by planners to renewable energy sources, proposals for a solar energy park – comprising almost 54,000 photovoltaic panels on agricultural moorland – have been approved by
In an important case for the business community, the scope of the Competition and Markets Authority’s power to intervene in corporate mergers came under the High Court spotlight after the demise of a cross-channel ferry
Josiah Hincks were proud to be able to sponsor a London to Paris Bike ride in aid of Rainbow Africa. Senior partner Andrew Eagle is the chairman of the trust and his two sons Timothy
Frequently asked questions What is conveyancing? Conveyancing is the term of used to describe the process of transferring the ownership of a property from one person to another. What areas do you cover? We can
Conveyancing, the legal name for buying and selling a house in Leicester, is a straight forward process. With Josiah Hincks as your lawyers, your house sale will be as smooth and stress-free as possible. Here
Buying a home, whether you are a first time buyer or just moving on, is a really exciting but often stressful time. Our conveyancing solicitors in leicestershire can help make your purchase of property as
Remortgaging is the process of replacing your current mortgage with another one. It always used to be to raise additional funds, for example for a new extension, school & university fees, or to buy a
Is it right that a spouse should receive maintenance from their spouse or former spouse in their own right and separate to any child maintenance that is payable? Many of you may be surprised to know
Are you living with your partner but you are not married to each other? Do you believe that should your relationship breakdown you would be in the same position financially as a married couple? Do
Frequent restructuring and transfers of liabilities within the insurance industry can make it hard to discern where legal responsibility for payment protection insurance (PPI) mis-selling should lie. However, in one case, the High Court has
