News

The High Court issued a major judgment on 15 September, the effect of which is to provide a direction to insurers to consider claims payments to businesses who held business interruption insurance and were forced to close due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cash is King and every business needs a detailed monthly cash flow. To assist businesses the Government have initiated the following schemes.

During this difficult period, prompt payments will be more important than ever to ensure businesses can continue to function, support their staff and maintain social cohesion.

We are confident that our Business Continuity Plans will enable us to maintain our high level of service quality for clients.

What does this landmark judgment mean for directors?

Devonshires have seen another successful year for its trainee solicitor programme - offering newly qualified roles to 100% of our 2017 trainee intake and welcoming seven new trainees!

Donna McCarthy, Partner, discusses our recent 100 Years of Women in Law event with the First 100 Years Project.

The High Court has today ruled that the grandsons of the last Nizam of Hyderabad, rather than the Government of Pakistan, are entitled to £35m that has accrued in a NatWest bank account since 1948.

Devonshires are delighted to be acting for Holmes Investment Properties Plc (HIP) in relation to the proposed redevelopment of Blackpool Stanley Park Golf Club.

Devonshires expands Litigation & Dispute Resolution team with hire of recognised insurance practitioner, Stephen Netherway.

We are delighted to announce we have promoted solicitors Aruna Sarwar, Michelle Mullen and Nikki Bowker to partner, increasing our number of partners to 36.

Our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Team, led by David Pack, has successfully defended an application to the Court of Appeal.