Vertex Law

New guidelines over tenants deposits

by Ed Auger
Buy-to-let landlords in the county could be breaking the law without even knowing it when it comes to their tenants’ deposits, according to Surrey solicitor Ed Auger. [more]

What is the Companies Act 2006?

by Nick Austen and Andrew Hawkins
Nick Austen and Andrew Hawkins, solicitors at Vertex Law specialising in the buying and selling of pharmacies, highlight some of the effects that the Companies Act 2006 will have on your business and how it is run [more]

Do not take a chance on Chancel - talk to the experts

by Matthew Uncle
Buying property, especially when a mortgage is involved, requires thorough professional advice. Most would-be homeowners are aware of the more common legal procedures and requirements that are part and parcel of moving house but Matthew Uncle, from Kings Hill based Vertex Law says people also need to be clued up on a medieval law that could spring a nasty surprise. [more]

Getting your foot on the ladder - funding your first pharmacy purchase

by Nick Austen and Andrew Hawkins
Vertex Law's Nick Austen and Andrew Hawkins, solicitors specialising in the buying and selling of pharmacies, have asked David Parker, a pharmacy sales & development consultant, to look at how buyers fund pharmacy acquisitions and, in particular, which schemes are available from wholesalers to assist with funding your first business. [more]

Attainable incentives are needed to go green

by Robert Dodgson
Carbon Neutral Homes - a realistic aim or just the latest headline-grabbing hot air from the Government? Property lawyer Robert Dodgson from Kings Hill based Vertex Law says a more practical and holistic approach is required if a real difference is to be made to climate change. [more]