There’s nothing technical or magical (and not really that much legal) about Heads of Terms. But a decent set can help in getting a transaction to run smoothly.
IT’S THE LAW: Don’t lose your heads (of terms)
How to recover a debt from beginning to end: part two
If your business is suffering from late payments, there are vital steps you need to take to help you recover your debt as quickly as possible.
Theresa May’s housing speech: does it go far enough?
Theresa May’s keynote speech on tackling the housing crisis was peppered with bold statements but do they go far enough?
Joint ventures: how to manage the risks
Every business has to manage risk but, for housing associations, the need has never been greater. Repercussions from the Grenfell fire tragedy combined with political and economic uncertainty has pushed risk management higher up the agenda.
Drug errors cause appalling harm and deaths
The BBC has published a story highlighting research that suggests GPs, pharmacists, hospitals and care homes may be making 237 million errors a year – the equivalent of one mistake made for every five drugs handed out.
Devonshires Charity Skydive
The Devonshires CSR Team (and a few special guest Partners) will be doing a fundraising Skydive on the 18th of March 2018. Paul Buckland, Mark London, Diarmaid O’Sullivan, Kerri Harrison, Megan Bruce and Merrik Morgan will travel to Salisbury to jump out of a plane from 10,000 feet. The purpose of the skydive is to
How to recover your debt from beginning to end
If your business is suffering from late payments, there are vital steps you need to take to help you recover your debt as quickly as possible.
New disclosure form to take the place of CML Disclosure of Incentives Forms
UK Finance have yesterday announced that there is a new disclosure form which will take the place of the old CML Disclosure of Incentives Forms many of you will be familiar with.
More than £11,000 recovered for fruit supplier
A supplier of fresh produce has recovered all of its debt together with Late Payment Compensation fees and interest, with our support.
IT’S THE LAW: Compulsory Purchase Orders
In the good old days, if the King wanted to get hold of your land he’d just turn up with a few soldiers and invite you to leave. Nowadays, what with democracy and human rights (see ‘political correctness gone mad’), things are a bit different.