Three legal shifts that could affect your balance sheet
Over the next 18 months, 3 important legal updates are set to directly impact business operational costs & the value of commercial property assets.
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Whether you are facing a claim or need to take legal action to protect your rights, our civil litigation solicitors provide clear, practical advice to guide you through the process. Our goal is to find the most efficient and effective solution for your unique situation.
Our experienced team acts for individuals across a wide range of legal disputes. We work to resolve matters fairly, swiftly, and with a focus on your best interests.
We can help you recover money and assets lost due to a deliberate act of deception or fraudulent misrepresentation.
Our solicitors can help you understand your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and hold businesses accountable. We assist with disputes over a faulty product, a substandard service, or an unfair contract with a business.
We provide expert guidance on claims related to a Will’s validity, disputes between beneficiaries, or a claim under the Inheritance Act 1975 if you have been left out of a Will.
We assist with disputes arising from a breach of contract.
We provide specialist advice on disputes between cohabiting partners over the ownership or sale of a property under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA).
We offer a professional and efficient service to help individuals recover money they are owed.
We can help you protect your reputation and take legal action if false statements have been made about you.
Our team can provide expert advice and assistance with settlement agreements and other employment-related disagreements.
We provide advice on issues such as a tenant’s right to evict, rent arrears, and a landlord’s obligations.
If you have suffered a financial loss due to the negligence of a professional, we can help you bring a claim to recover your losses.
We help you resolve disagreements over land boundaries, rights of way, shared access, and other issues with your neighbours.
We believe that costly and time-consuming court proceedings should always be a last resort. We are committed to exploring all avenues for a swift and cost-effective resolution that puts you back in control.
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
We will guide you through the best ADR process for your specific case, which can help you find a solution with less cost and stress than a court hearing.
If a negotiated settlement or ADR is not possible, we have the experience and expertise to represent you in the County Court or High Court, providing robust representation and strategic advice throughout the litigation process.
To learn more about our litigation team visit our ‘Meet the team page’.
When you are facing a legal dispute, you need a solicitor who can provide more than just legal advice. You need a clear, strategic path forward.
Integrated expertise: Our civil litigators work seamlessly with our in-house experts in Wills, trusts & probate, family law, and conveyancing and commercial law. This integrated approach ensures we consider every angle of your case, providing a comprehensive and holistic solution.
A focus on your resolution – Our primary goal is to resolve your dispute as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible. We prioritise practical, transparent advice and are committed to finding a solution that protects your interests and provides peace of mind.
Expert representation – Whether through negotiation, mediation, or robust court representation, you can rely on our team’s extensive experience to guide you every step of the way.
Over the next 18 months, 3 important legal updates are set to directly impact business operational costs & the value of commercial property assets.
HRJ Foreman Laws Solicitors is pleased to announce the appointment of Norman Hunter-Goulder as a Senior Associate Solicitor and Head of the firm's commercial and civil litigation team. Norman brings over two decades of senior-level legal expertise, significantly strengthening the firm's dispute resolution services for clients across Hertfordshire and beyond.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is advancing rapidly, and its impact is impossible to ignore. At HRJ Foreman Laws, we embrace technology and innovation. However, from a legal perspective, a growing number of businesses are relying on AI tools, including ChatGPT, to quickly draft important legal documents, such as policies, contracts, and terms & conditions.
Have you obtained Judgment against another party but are struggling to recover the sums owed to you? Saqib Khan, Associate solicitor at HRJ Foreman Laws discusses the process of enforcing a Judgment, the different types of enforcement methods together with the pros and cons applicable to each option allowing you to make an informed decision.
Have you found yourself in a dispute with your neighbour over the boundary between your properties? Saqib Khan, Associate solicitor at HRJ Foreman Laws discusses what boundary disputes are, how they can be resolved, and the practical and legal considerations homeowners should bear in mind during the process.
What are dilapidations? How a landlord can make a claim, the remedies that are available and the considerations that need to be taken by both landlord and tenants. This information is useful to landlords who want to bring a dilapidation claim and tenants who are faced with defending a claim.
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 and veterinary surgeons.
On 19 November 2024, the Law Commission published a significant consultation paper, the first step in a two-part review of Part 2 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954). Chris Hook outlines the key elements of the consultation and what it could mean for landlords, tenants, and the wider property
Saqib Khan, Associate solicitor at HRJ Foreman Laws Solicitors discusses the practicalities of Interim Possession Orders and how they can be useful in regaining possession of your property.
In our previous article, 'The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024: what you need to know' we considered the important and material changes coming into effect following the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 (the “Act”) receiving royal assent on the 24th May 2024. Since then, the Kings Speech was delivered on the 17th July 2024 which provided for the new Labour government’s agenda in relation to the implementation of the Act.
We explain what a statutory demand means and the consequences it carries for companies and individuals. We also consider the steps a debtor must take, the deadlines to be met, and the options available to fight a demand or manage the debt.
Are you a leaseholder or a freeholder impacted by the newly passed Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act? Saqib Khan, Associate solicitor at HRJ Foreman Laws Solicitors discusses the important and material changes coming into effect.
Our insolvency and restructuring legal expert, Chris Hook answers questions about preference claims in insolvency law for insolvency professionals.
If you're gearing up for the festive season with some outdoor Christmas lights, it’s important to ensure your festive displays stay on the right side of law. While there aren’t any specific laws that are directed at Christmas decorations, there are still laws that you should be aware of. Read our guide to ensure you have a happy and legal Christmas.
If you are celebrating on Bonfire Night, you’ll want to remember it for the right reasons. Read our tips below and ensure you are aware of the legal and safety considerations if you are hosting fireworks or a bonfire at your property.
The Hertfordshire Law Society annual awards ceremony for 2023 recognised the work and achievements of solicitors across Hertfordshire. We are delighted to announce that this year Emma White, in our litigation team scooped Junior Lawyer of the Year Award 2023. The judges commended Emma for feedback received from colleagues which highlighted her “excellent client care, commercial nous and can-do-self-motivating attitude.”
Have you recently discovered that a default judgment has been entered against you or your business? If so, you may feel helpless and unsure of what to do next. Chris Hook, Litigation Solicitor at HRJ Foreman Laws Solicitors in Hertfordshire, explains what a default judgment means, why you must not ignore it and how a solicitor can help.
Landlords, what are your options when a tenant is in rent arrears? One of the most stressful challenges for a commercial landlord is dealing with a tenant who has stopped paying rent. Unpaid invoices directly impact your cash flow and profitability, and you need to...
With economic pressures affecting businesses across the UK, keeping up with commercial rent payments can be a significant challenge. If your cash flow is tight and you are facing potential arrears, it is vital to act quickly. The temporary protections that existed during the pandemic...
What happens when there is no Will? Cohabiting is the fastest growing family type in the UK. And just like the approach to cohabiting couples who have jointly held property, the law adopts a dramatically different approach to a bereaved cohabiting partner, compared to that of...
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