Debt recovery plays a vital role for individuals and businesses seeking to collect outstanding debts owed to them. In this blog, Abigail Deal, a trainee solicitor in JMP Solicitors’ Commercial Department, explains various strategies, the rights of both debtors and creditors, and best practices to ensure a fair and efficient debt recovery process. Understanding…
When it comes to property ownership, boundary disputes can quickly escalate into heated conflicts between neighbouring property owners. These complex and emotional issues require a comprehensive understanding of property laws and guidance towards amicable resolutions. Robert Cox, a Solicitor in JMP Solicitors’ Commercial department, explains briefly the details of boundary disputes, their common causes, current…
As a landlord, staying informed and adaptable is the key to success in the ever-changing landscape of tenancy laws. One significant shift on the horizon is the imminent end of Section 21 Notices, more commonly known as no-fault evictions. Rob Greensmith, a member of JMP Solicitors’ Commercial department explains the implications for landlords and provides…
JMP Solicitors is expanding its commercial team at its Grantham office with the appointment of a new solicitor, Robert Cox. Having graduated from Keele University with a degree in Law and American Studies, Robert brings over 30 years’ legal experience to the team having worked in Melton Mowbray for 17 years at Oldham Marsh Page…
Just one year on from being one of only 11% of law firms in the country to be awarded the Lexcel accreditation, JMP Solicitors sailed through the onsite re-assessment. The Law Society assessor remarked: “The firm has succeeded in implementing the high standards required by the Lexcel Quality Mark within the day to day operations…
Network Rail have admitted to their failings in dealing with this pernicious weed and the injunction we brought to make them deal with the problem has been agreed with by the Court of Appeal. What does it mean? This is a significant case for local authorities, land-owners and private home owners alike. For our client…
Owners or landlords of commercial properties with a rating of F or G may be liable to pay large fines from April 2018. Fines will be based on the rateable value of the asset and will range from £2,000 per property up to a cap of £150,000. The Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Sector) (England and…
