A family investment company (“FIC”) is a private limited company that is set up for the purposes of holding investments for the family with a view to increasing and protecting family wealth and passing it on to future generations.

Shareholder disputes are on the rise, a major contributing factor to this has been the impact of turbulent markets following covid-19, these in turn have led to increased pressure between shareholders

The new Economic Crime & Corporate Transparency Act 2023 has brought about some important changes for UK corporate entities and their officers.

The full results of Ramsdens’ Employee Ownership Survey gauging UK workers’ opinions on employee-owned business models.

When it comes to selling a business, it is common for warranties to be given by the seller in relation to the business or assets that are being sold. Read our blog post to find out more.

When an individual or organisation discloses, destroys, alters, loses, or accesses, personal information in an unauthorised way, it may give rise to a personal data breach claim. You have the right claim for loss and distress caused by the breach. Read our blog post to find out more.

Statutory registers, commonly referred to as a company’s statutory books, are official records that contain information about a company and its directors and shareholders. Read our blog post to find out more.

An EOT is a type of employee benefit trust in which a business is held on trust for the benefit of its employees. Read our blog post to find out more.