The sale and purchase of equine businesses, ranging from livery yards and riding schools to stud farms and competition stables, present a unique set of legal considerations. Emma White at HRJ Foreman Laws Solicitors discusses them in more detail....
To ensure clarity and prevent disputes, it is essential for race horse syndicates to have a well-structured agreement in place. Emma White at HRJ Foreman Laws Solicitors outlines the key components of a well drafted racehorse syndicate agreement and recent regulatory developments....
Equine stud nomination agreements are contracts used in the horse breeding industry to outline the terms and conditions under which a mare owner can breed their mare with a specific stallion. These agreements are important for both horse owners, as they set out the rights...
As horse owners, we often have our equine vet on speed dial. They play a vital role in all equestrians’ lives. But what happens when you are facing a dispute with your equine vet? Several unfortunate circumstances can lead to disputes between horse owners...
A horse ownership agreement or horse co-ownership agreement is the most effective way to resolve a dispute. If a legal agreement is not in place, the process to resolve it is likely to be more time consuming and more expensive....
HRJ Foreman Laws Solicitors is a proud sponsor of the beautiful Elsie and her rider Emma White, who is also a litigation and equine law paralegal at the firm. In their latest competition in Bedfordshire, the duo were awarded first and second place in the...
Like any form of loan arrangement, it is essential to have a professionally written horse loan agreement in place to ensure both parties understand their obligations. It will also ensure both parties can avoid the costs of potential litigation should the relationship turn sour,...
As experts in equine law, we are excited to be sponsoring a young horse and her rider as she participates in a range of competitions in England. The beautiful horse is Elsie (aka Southway Rose Gold). She is a 7-year-old Welsh Section D. And her owner...
Do you need a horse livery agreement? Emma White, paralegal at HRJ Foreman Laws Solicitors discusses their importance and how they can protect your equine business....
If you have purchased a horse and it isn't as described, you may have grounds for a claim under the Consumer Rights Act. To help you establish whether you might have a claim learn more here and download our handy flow chart to help you....