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WBW Solicitors
- Home WBW offers a full range of legal and financial planning services to individuals and businesses, both locally and nationally.
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Personal
Seeking legal advice? Whether moving home, drafting a will, facing work issues, or navigating family matters, we are here to help.
- Disputes Our Dispute Resolution team understands that it can be daunting and emotive for all involved and aim to deal with all disputes as simply and quickly as possible.
- Employment Our Solicitors are able to advise you on any employment law issues you experience, either during your employment or after it has ended.
- Family & Children WBW Solicitors provide practical and friendly advice on all aspects of Family and Children Law. Contact us today for an initial consultation.
- Injury Claims Personal Injury Solicitors in Newton Abbot, Exeter, Torquay, Paignton, Bovey Tracey, Exmouth, Sidmouth, Honiton and Launceston.
- Property Residential and Commercial Property Solicitors in Newton Abbot, Torquay, Paignton, Exeter, Bovey Tracey, Exmouth, Sidmouth, Honiton and Launceston.
- Wills & Life Planning Wills & Life Planning – Expert Private Client Solicitors in Newton Abbot, Torquay, Paignton, Bovey Tracey, Exeter, Launceston, Honiton, Sidmouth & Exmouth.
- Pay Your Bill To make the process as easy as possible you can pay costs and disbursements up to a maximum of £5000 online by credit or debit card.
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Business
WBW Solicitors puts you first, delivering bespoke legal counsel for every business aspect. We ensure tailored support to protect your interests.
- Corporate and Commercial Commercial Legal Advice from WBW Solicitors, with offices in Newton Abbot, Torquay, Paignton, Exeter, Bovey Tracey, Launceston, Exmouth…
- Disputes Resolve disputes quickly and cost-effectively with WBW Solicitors. Expert litigation solicitors, experienced in handling complex disputes – helping you make sense of the legal process.
- Employment Employment law specialists in Newton Abbot, Torquay, Paignton, Exeter, Bovey Tracey, Exmouth, Sidmouth, Honiton and Launceston.
- Real Estate Our specialist team of Commercial Property Solicitors can assist in a wide range of Real Estate matters.
- Specialist Sectors Through extensive client experience and in-house expertise we are able to offer a highly tailored legal services related to Farms & Estates and the Food & Drink Industry.
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Financial Planning
We have an in house team of Financial Planners as well as an independent Mortgage department, allowing us to cater for all your financial needs.
- Care Fees Planning WBW Chartered Financial Planners are experts in Care Fees Planning and Wealth Management. Email: [email protected]
- Equity Release WBW Chartered Financial Planners are independent Equity Release specialists. We offer any prospective client an exploratory meeting without charge and, in conjunction with our colleagues at WBW Solicitors, we can provide an integrated one stop Equity Release service.
- Estate Planning WBW Chartered Financial Planners are experts in Estate Planning and Inheritance Tax Mitigation. Email: [email protected]
- Financial Planning after Divorce and Separation WBW Chartered Financial Planners are experts in providing specialist financial advice to clients dealing with a divorce or separation.
- Financial Planning After a Personal Injury Settlement WBW Chartered Financial Planners are experts in Financial Planning after Personal Injury settlements. Email: [email protected]
- Helping to protect the future of your business WBW Mortgages are experts in Business Protection. Contact them today on 01803 500544 or email [email protected].
- Protecting your lifestyle and standard of living WBW Mortgages are experts in Life Insurance, Critical Illness Plans and Income Protection. Email: [email protected]
- Retirement Planning WBW Chartered Financial Planners are Retirement Planning specialists. For further information, please get in touch at [email protected].
- Trustee Investment WBW Chartered Financial Planners are experts in Trust Investments and regularly work with a number of trustees to manage their investments.
- WBW Mortgages We can help you secure your mortgage before moving through the legal process. We are specialists in all types of mortgages and re-mortgages.
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About Us
We are one of the largest legal practices in the South West, with thirteen offices across Devon, Cornwall and Somerset. [email protected]
- Our People Meet the team – WBW Solicitors are proud to offer a diverse range of legal specialists across Devon, Cornwall and Somerset.
- Crosse + Crosse We are delighted to announce that WBW Solicitors and Crosse + Crosse have merged on 1st August 2022.
- WBW Solicitors incorporating Beviss and Beckingsale As of 1st September 2021, Beviss and Beckingsale Solicitors merged with WBW Solicitors LLP. For further information, email [email protected]
- Price and Service Information This pricing information page contains all of WBW Solicitors cost and service information as required by the SRA guidelines on price transparency that came into effect on 6th December 2018.
- Careers WBW Solicitors is growing, seeking skilled individuals to join our team. We value each member’s contribution to our continued success.
- News For news, updates, advice and information on the Legal and Financial sectors, why not take a look at the WBW Solicitors blog.
- Contact If you would like to know more about how WBW can help you, contact us on 01626 202404 or e-mail [email protected].
- Helpful guides – WBW Chartered Financial Planners & WBW Mortgages WBW Chartered Financial Planners have put together some useful guides to give you additional in-depth knowledge on the services they provide.
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- Terms of Business This page contains the latest Terms of Business for WBW Solicitors. For further information, please email [email protected].
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News Articles
- Understanding Buy to Let: Key Tenancy Requirements for Landlords Explore essential tenancy requirements for buy to let properties. Stay informed and compliant with our latest guide.
- WBW Solicitors Partners with Animals in Distress to Offer 10% Discount on Writing Wills WBW Solicitors collaborates with Animals in Distress to provide a 10% discount on Will writing services. Email: [email protected]
- Meet the Legal Expert – Laura Thompson Meet our Private Client Associate, Laura Thompson, specialising in Wills, Probate, Estate Planning and LPAs.
- WBW Solicitors Supports Rowcroft Hospice’s Make a Will Week 2023 WBW Solicitors raises £6,025 for Rowcroft Hospice, highlighting the power of community and the importance of legacy giving.
- Nurturing the Future of Law: WBW Solicitors Announces Trainee Solicitor and Summer Work Join WBW Solicitors’ Trainee and Summer Programs to start your legal career. Apply in 2024 to shape your future in law.
- Interest Rates Stabilise: Navigating the New Normal in the UK’s Property Market Explore the recent halt in UK interest rates and what it means for homeowners and buyers. Get expert mortgage advice.
- Adverse Possession: A Guide to Claiming Unregistered Land Discover the intricacies of making an adverse possession claim for land you’re occupying but isn’t registered in your name.
- Relocation Announcement: Simon Dusting Joins WBW Solicitors’ Paignton Office WBW Solicitors is thrilled to announce the relocation of Simon Dusting from the Exeter office to the Paignton branch.
- Meet the Legal Expert – Emma Oakley Meet our Private Client Advisor, Emma Oakley, specialising in Wills and Probate at WBW Solicitors in Bovey Tracey. E: [email protected]
- Understanding Building Regulations Indemnity Insurance: What Buyers and Sellers Need to Know Dive into Building Regulations Indemnity Insurance: its role in conveyancing, implications for buyers & sellers, & how it protects against enforcement.
- Agreeing access arrangements for children – welfare considerations Katherine Wright looks at the welfare considerations you should focus on when determining access arrangements for your children.
- Navigating Estate Disputes: Understanding Challenges and Solutions with Amy Read Discover the complexities of estate disputes and Amy Read’s strategic approach to navigating and resolving conflicts efficiently.
- Meet the Legal Expert – Emma Davey Get to know Emma Davey, a Partner at WBW’s Launceston office. From her inspirations to career highlights, discover Emma’s journey in law.
- The Law Society Conveyancing Quality Scheme and Conveyancing Protocol WBW Solicitors follows The Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme, ensuring a transparent and efficient conveyancing process.
- Strengthening Local Connections: WBW Solicitors Announces Support for Brixham Library WBW Solicitors proudly sponsors Brixham Library, emphasising their commitment to community enrichment and development.
- We’ve not forgotten those affected by dementia | WBW Solicitors partnership with Alzheimer’s Society WBW Solicitors collaborates with Alzheimer’s Society, providing basic Wills & championing dementia support in the UK.
- WBW Solicitors welcomes two team members to its Bovey Tracey office WBW Solicitors welcomes Ashton Sutcliffe and Emma Oakley to its Bovey Tracey office, furthering its commitment to exceptional client service.
- Employers’ guide to dyslexia in the workplace Our employment law solicitors look at the legal obligations on employers and offers tips to support dyslexic job applicants and employees.
- Is a Prenup Part of Your Wedding Planning? Fiona Yellowlees, Head of Family Law at WBW, highlights the importance of thinking about a prenuptial agreement when planning a wedding.
- Navigating the Nuances of Freehold Flats in Sidmouth Unravel Sidmouth’s freehold flats: from ownership to mortgages. Dive into the complexities and make informed property decisions.
- WBW Sponsors Local Duo Charlie and Ted Harrison for Camp Cambodia Expedition WBW sponsors Charlie & Ted Harrison on a transformative Cambodia trek with Camps International, boosting local communities & personal growth.
- WBW Solicitors Expands Property Team in Axminster WBW Solicitors expands its Axminster property team with Kim Stoneman, an experienced conveyancer. Email: [email protected]
- Swap rates – What are they and why should you know about them? Learn how swap rates impact fixed-rate mortgages and interest rates. Get expert advice at WBW Mortgages. [email protected]
- WBW Solicitors Proudly Sponsors the 10th Anniversary of Nourish Food Festival in Bovey Tracey WBW Solicitors sponsors Nourish Festival’s 10th year in Bovey Tracey. Join us for a day of food, crafts, and live music on 9th September 2023.
- WBW Solicitors Renews Sponsorship of Sidmouth Cricket Club for Historic Bicentenary Year WBW Solicitors extends its sponsorship of Sidmouth Cricket Club for 2023, celebrating the club’s bicentenary year.
- WBW Solicitors Expands with the Opening of Brixham Office
- No Fault Divorce: One Year On Discover how the new ‘No Fault’ divorce law has changed the separation process and financial considerations for couples.
- Meet the Office Partner – Helen Davies – WBW Solicitors Launceston Office Meet Helen Davies, Office Partner at WBW’s Launceston office and a Property Lawyer specialising in commercial and agricultural property.
- WBW Solicitors Announces New Promotions Effective 1st May WBW Solicitors is proud to announce the promotion of several talented and dedicated members of our team, effective 1st May.
- Chatbots in Legal Advice: Risks and Limitations Discover the risks and limitations of using chatbots like ChatGPT for legal advice. Seek professional legal counsel for reliable guidance.
- WBW Solicitors Supports Honiton Community Spaces (CUB) with £250 Donation for Essential Building Repairs WBW donates £250 to Honiton Community Spaces (CUB) for essential building repairs, supporting a vital community hub for local groups.
- Devon Trainee Solicitor Shares Journey and Success at WBW Solicitors Learn from a trainee solicitor’s journey at WBW, highlighting work culture, support, and seizing diverse opportunities in law.
- Navigating Leasehold Rights: The Importance of Right of First Refusal and How to Protect Your Interests Understand leasehold rights, first refusal criteria, and how to safeguard interests when a landlord sells their freehold interest.
- Tax Planning Strategies for Businesses: Maximising Savings before the Tax Year End Learn tax planning strategies for businesses and individuals to maximize savings before the tax year-end with guidance from this article.
- WBW Solicitors Raise £11.6 Million for Cancer Research UK through Free Will Scheme WBW Solicitors is pleased to announce that we have raised £11.6 million for Cancer Research UK through their Free Will Scheme.
- Experienced Property Lawyers Debbie Hamzij and Lucy Pillinger Join WBW Solicitors’ Honiton Office WBW Solicitors welcomes experienced property lawyers Debbie Hamzij and Lucy Pillinger to the Honiton office.
- Permitted Development Rights – what are they and how do they impact conveyancing matters? Ashton Sutcliffe explains Permitted Development Rights – what they are and how they impact conveyancing matters. E: [email protected]
- Why should I use a Solicitor to deal with someone’s estate? Learn why using a solicitor to handle a loved one’s estate can alleviate the burden and ensure proper legal requirements are met.
- Pros and Cons of Purchasing a New Build Property in the Current Market Anju Newcombe, Partner at WBW Solicitors, discusses the pros and cons of purchasing a new build property in the current market.
- Problems in performance management Our employment law solicitors outline the performance management process, look at common problems and highlight alternative options.
- Joint ownership – the different choices when you purchase land together Learn about the three ways to own a property with someone else and the pros and cons of each option in this informative blog.
- Step-by-step guide to no-fault divorce Joanne Aggett in our family law team takes a look at the practical steps involved in a no-fault divorce, and what timescales are involved.
- Housebuilders have until 13th March to agree a deal on cladding – is the end in sight for leasehold properties? Housebuilders have until 13 March to agree a deal on cladding – is the end in sight for leasehold properties? Anthony Fripp of WBW explains.
- Meet the legal expert – Suzanne Millage We talk to Suzanne Millage, an Associate and Licensed Conveyancer in our Exeter office, to find out more about her role at WBW Solicitors.
- NHBC Home Warranty: Protecting Your New Build Property Carlie Broome, a Property Advisor at WBW Solicitors in Chard, explains the NHBC home warranty for new build properties.
- Being prepared when thinking of selling or buying a property Sarah Witheridge of WBW Solicitors explains some simple steps to reduce stress while selling or buying a property.
- What are the alternatives to Equity Release? Discover alternatives to equity release and their potential impact. Learn about the importance of seeking professional advice before making a decision.
- Positive Changes to Capital Gains Tax Rules for Divorcing Couples Daniel Gornall, Financial Planner at WBW Financial Planners, explains the positive changes to capital gains tax rules for divorcing couples.
- Employment law update Our employment law solicitors provide a roundup of recent developments for employers. For further information, email [email protected].
- Is equity release expensive? In this helpful blog, Chris Hill of WBW Chartered Financial Planners explains the different costs to consider when looking at equity release.
- The advantages of mediation to resolve a family dispute Fiona Yellowlees takes a look at what mediation is and how it can be used as a tool to help resolve your family disputes alongside expert legal advice
- Claiming compensation for the misdiagnosis of a child Our expert personal injury solicitors explain how to claim compensation if your child has suffered or their condition has got worse due to misdiagnosis from a medical professional
- WBW Chartered Financial Planners Welcomes New Hire Richard Wright WBW Chartered Financial Planners is excited to announce the hiring of a new Chartered Financial Planner, Richard Wright.
- Craig Richards Receives Later Life Adviser Accreditation from the Society of Later Life Advisers WBW Chartered Financial Planners is proud to announce that Craig Richards has recently received his Later Life Adviser Accreditation
- WBW Solicitors Sponsor Local Road Running Race in Exeter WBW Solicitors is proud to sponsor the First Chance 10k race in Exeter. Our sponsorship will provide necessary medical provision for the event
- Is my prenuptial agreement binding? Katherine Wright, an Associate in the Family Law Team at WBW, looks at the legal basis for a prenup and what can impact them being binding.
- Investigating employee misconduct: how to get it right Our employment law solicitors outline how to go about investigating employee misconduct and how to get it right.
- Buyer Beware – What to look out for when purchasing a home It is important for you as a buyer to find out everything you can about a property before legally committing yourself to buying it.
- WBW Solicitors donates money to support Moorland Community Caring WBW in Bovey Tracey has donated £250 to Moorland Community Caring, which helps support vulnerable and isolated people in their community.
- Our employers’ guide to Christmas party fallout Our employment law solicitors discuss how to handle grievances and damaged relationships arising from Christmas parties at work.
- Employers – let’s talk about pay Our employment law solicitors highlight the numerous pitfalls that can catch unwary employers if pay rises are not handled carefully.
- Selling a Property as an Executor or Administrator Have you been appointed as an Executor of an Estate where there is a property to be sold? This helpful article explains what is involved.
- Why does an adult occupier need to sign an adult occupier consent form? Ashton Sutcliffe explains why an adult occupier needs to sign an adult occupier consent form when a mortgage is being registered.
- Tenancy liability explained for guarantors of student accommodation Tim Selley, a Partner at WBW Solicitors in Exeter, gives advice to parents of students who act as guarantors for their accommodation.
- WBW Solicitors take part in Exeter Leukaemia Fund’s (ELF) Corporate Sweepstake We are taking part in Exeter Leukaemia Fund’s (ELF) corporate football-related sweepstake for this winter’s 2022 World Cup.
- What can equity release be used for? Chris Hill of WBW Chartered Financial Planners discusses some of the things that equity release can be used for.
- Can you hear me? – Are you there? Sarah Witheridge discusses the importance of researching mobile reception when looking for a new home. [email protected]
- Clinical negligence: You are never too old to claim compensation for an injury that was not your fault You are never too old to claim compensation for clinical negligence. Get advice from our expert solicitors on your case.
- Axe Cliff Golf Club has its own Defibrillator Following a member suffering a heart attack at Axe Cliff Golf Club, members have raised £3,000 for the installation of e defibrillator.
- Reconciliation; can we change our minds about getting a divorce? Joanne Aggett in our family law team guides you through the legal considerations when considering reconciliation with your spouse.
- What is Equity Release? Equity release can provide homeowners aged 55 or over with a tax efficient regular income, a cash lump sum, or a combination of the two.
- Claiming compensation for complications arising from a knee replacement In this helpful blog, Richard Blair has written a guide to claiming compensation for complications arising from a knee replacement.
- Adoption rights; what employers need to know Our employment law solicitors outline the key employment rights for employees looking to adopt a child. Email: [email protected]
- Meet the legal expert – Kerry Curd Today we talk to Kerry Curd, a Partner in our Newton Abbot office to find out more about her role at WBW Solicitors.
- Meet the legal expert – Amy Read Today we talk to Amy Read, a Partner in our Newton Abbot office to find out more about her role at WBW Solicitors.
- Deadlines – keeping a level head In this helpful article, Rod Lewis of WBW Solicitors explains the importance of keeping a level head when it comes to conveyancing deadlines
- Meet the Legal Expert – George Yabsley – WBW Solicitors Newton Abbot office Today we talk to George Yabsley, a Trainee Solicitor in our Newton Abbot office to find out more about his role at WBW Solicitors.
- Congratulations to Peter Richards and Ellis Simpson-Lark of WBW Solicitors Congratulations to Peter Richards & Ellis Simpson-Lark of WBW Solicitors for their recent achievements at the firm.
- Claiming personal injury compensation on behalf of a child Wondering how you can bring a personal injury claim on behalf of a child? We explain how you can act as a ‘litigation friend’
- Meet the Legal Expert – Matthew Cooper – WBW Solicitors Paignton office Today we talk to Matthew Cooper, Private Cllient Partner in our Paignton office to find out more about his role at WBW Solicitors.
- The difference between joint tenants and tenants in common When you purchase a property with someone else, you must decide how you wish to hold the property – either as beneficial joint tenants or tenants in common, in equal or unequal shares. Marie Moore of WBW Solicitors explains the differences between the two options.
- STAMP DUTY LAND TAX (SDLT) UPDATE – 23/09/2022 From 23rd September 2022 the rates of Stamp Duty Land Tax have changed for residential transactions. Read our article to find out more
- Think twice before using social media during a family dispute Louise Ewing, Family Law expert at WBW Solicitors, provides advice on limiting your social media usage while going through a family breakdown
- How can I pay for a lawyer in a personal injury claim? Worried about paying for your legal fees when making a personal injury claim? We outline the various options available to pay your legal fees
- Enforcing child contact arrangements Katherine Wright provides advice to parents where a breach has occurred to the terms of their child arrangement order.
- Equity Release – a good or bad thing? Yvonne Kellow of WBW Solicitors discusses Equity Release and whether or not it can be a suitable option for your financial needs.
- Securing compensation after a road traffic accident with a foreign driver Our expert personal injury solicitors explain the process for claiming compensation if your have been injured in a road traffic accident with a foreign driver
- First-time buyer guide: all you need to know about getting a mortgage and buying your first home Our first-time buyer guide has everything you need to take your first step onto the property ladder. Email: [email protected]
- Expansion at South-West law firm office leads to specialist Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence team in Honiton Expansion at South-West law firm, WBW Solicitors, leads to specialist Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence team in Honiton
- Meet the Legal Expert – Katrina Skeels Today we talk to Katrina Skeels, Solicitor in our Seaton office, to find out more about her and her role at WBW Solicitors.
- Buying a new park home? Important legal points to look out for Buying a new park home? Tim Selley of WBW Solicitors explains the important legal points to look out for. [email protected]
- Gifting your house What are your options for gifting a property to your descendants? Chris Hill of WBW Chartered Financial Planners discusses.
- Claiming compensation for construction site injuries Our expert personal injury solicitors explain the steps for claiming compensation for a construction site injury.
- Have you been injured by exposure to dangerous chemicals at work? Our personal injury team explains your options if you suffer a chemical injury, including how to make a claim for compensation.
- Who pays private school fees after divorce or separation? Our family law solicitors explain the court’s approach in a dispute over who should pay school fees. Email: [email protected]
- New Ground Rents Abolished The Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act 2022 comes into force on 30 June 2022 and it effectively abolishes ground rents.
- Claiming compensation for an accident at school Our personal injury solicitors outline how to bring a compensation claim for a child’s accident at school. Email: [email protected]
- Financial arrangements after dissolution of a civil partnership Finances on dissolution of a civil partnership. Joanne Aggett discusses how your finances will be split following your separation.
- Collective enfranchisement – buying the freehold of flats Kate Maslen discusses the right to buy the freehold of a block of flats from the freeholder providing certain conditions are met.
- Claiming compensation for an accident involving unsafe scaffolding We explain your options if you have been injured in a scaffolding accident. Email: [email protected] Telephone: 01626 202404
- Return to the workplace: be aware of an employee’s disabilities Our employment law solicitor outlines employers’ responsibilities in relation to their employees’ disabilities.
- Being your own freeholder with a lease – how does it work? Sarah Witheridge, Partner and Head of Property at WBW Solicitors, explains what it means being your own freeholder with a lease.
- Securing compensation for injuries after a slip, trip or fall in a restaurant Therese Classon, a Personal Injury Partner at WBW, gives advice on how you could claim compensation for a slip, trip or fall in a restaurant.
- Communication in conveyancing Debbie Hamzij, a Partner in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Sidmouth, explains the importance of communication in conveyancing.
- Is a nuptial agreement part of your business risk management strategy? Fiona Yellowlees, Head of Family Law at WBW, takes a look at why it is essential for all entrepreneurs to consider a nuptial agreement.
- Claiming compensation for medical negligence during a hip replacement Advice from our personal injury solicitors on how you could claim compensation if your hip replacement goes wrong.
- Investment Bonds In this months #FinanceFriday, Chris Hill of WBW Chartered Financial Planners discusses Investment Bonds and their tax liabilities.
- What does it involve to be an attorney under a lasting power of attorney? We outline what a lasting power of attorney is for and when you might need to act as an attorney. Email: [email protected]
- WBW Solicitors and Crosse + Crosse Solicitors, are to merge on 1st August 2022 WBW Solicitors (founded in 1830) are set to merge with Exeter based Solicitors, Crosse + Crosse (established in 1915), on the 1st August.
- Meet the office Partner – Sarah Witheridge – WBW Solicitors Exeter office Today we talk to Sarah Witheridge, office Partner at our Exeter office and Head of Property at WBW Solicitors. E: [email protected]
- What can I do if cosmetic surgery goes wrong? Our clinical negligence team explain your options if you have suffered as a result of botched cosmetic surgery. [email protected]
- What should we do if we cannot find a will? Our private client team explains your options if you cannot locate a will after a loved one has died. Email: [email protected]
- Professional negligence by a midwife Our personal injury team explains how you can claim compensation for professional negligence by a midwife. [email protected]
- Receiving an employment tribunal claim: what to do next Our employment law solicitors outline the start of the process, preparing the defence, and keeping down legal costs. [email protected]
- Protecting your income Chris Hill, Director at WBW Chartered Financial Planner
- Meet the office Partner – Tracey Pearce – WBW Bovey Tracey office Today we talk to Tracey Pearce, office Partner at WBW’s Bovey Tracey office, who specialises in Residential Conveyancing and Buy to Let.
- Commercial Lease renewals in a post-covid landscape Anthony Fripp, a Partner in the Commercial Property team at WBW Solicitors, discusses Commercial Lease renewals in a post-covid landscape.
- Dismissing an employee fairly: a refresher Our employment law solicitors provide an overview of the importance of a fair procedure in dismissals and highlight the pitfalls.
- WBW Chartered Financial Planners backs English Riviera Bowling Club’s Open Bowls Tournament WBW Financial Planners are delighted to be sponsoring the English Riviera Bowling Club’s (ERBC) open bowls tournament for a second year.
- Fatal accidents involving construction machinery Our personal injury team explains how to claim compensation if a loved one dies while using construction machinery due to someone else’s negligence.
- Bridging loans explained: who are they for, how do they work, and what do they cost? Bridging loans explained: who are they for, how do they work, and what do they cost? Explained by Samantha Allnutt of WBW Mortgages.
- Rentcharges Louise Evers, a Property Advisor at WBW, discusses rentcharges and explains what to look out for if your property is the subject of a Rentcharge.
- Why aren’t solicitors accepting some road traffic accident claims? Our personal injury team explains the new rules and why solicitors can no longer assist with road traffic accident claims worth under £5,000.
- What is involved in being appointed as someone’s deputy? Responsibilities you must undertake if you are appointed as a deputy for a loved one by the Court of Protection. [email protected]
- Vacant Possession – leaving the property clean and clear on completion Sarah Witheridge of WBW Solicitors, discusses the obligations of property sellers to give ‘vacant possession’ of the property.
- Claiming compensation for a workplace accident due to insufficient training How do workplace accidents occur due to a lack of training, and how you go about claiming compensation if this happens to you?
- How do we assess mental capacity? Our private client solicitors outline how mental capacity is assessed under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and the uses of a lasting power of attorney.
- The importance of a survey and the differences between surveys and lenders’ valuations Carla Eagleson, Property Lawyer at WBW Solicitors in Torquay, explains the importance of a house survey. [email protected]
- Flexible Working Arrangements Kerry Curd, a Partner in the Employment Law department, discusses the importance of flexible working arrangements and hybrid working.
- 10 Reasons to use a Financial Advisor Chris Hill, a Chartered Financial Planner at WBW Chartered Financial Planners, gives 10 reasons to use a financial advisor.
- South West law firm new sponsors of Torquay Tennis Club WBW Solicitors has announced a new sponsorship partnership with Torquay Tennis Club. Read the article to find out more.
- Compensation for antenatal injuries caused during natural delivery of a baby Our personal injury team explains how antenatal injuries can occur during a natural childbirth & explains your options if this happens to you
- How do I defend a contested will? Our wills and probate solicitors explain the possible grounds for contesting a will and the next steps if a will is being challenged.
- WBW Solicitors raise £7’040 for Rowcroft Hospice WBW raised £7’040 for Rowcroft Hospice during their Make a Will Week 2021 where we provided wills in exchange for a donation to the charity.
- Spring 2022 – Employment law update for employers Kerry Curd, a Partner in our employment law team outlines the key changes to Employment law in Spring 2022.
- The Benefits of Instructing a Local High Street Firm of Solicitors to Handle Your Conveyancing Louise Crockford explains the benefits of instructing a local high street firm of solicitors to handle your conveyancing.
- How do I remove an executor? An outline of the options for removing an executor from a will if they refuse to act, or if they are not carrying out their duties properly.
- WBW Solicitors LLP and Michael W Pipe Solicitors, are to merge on the 1st May 2022 WBW Solicitors LLP and Michael W Pipe Solicitors, are to merge on the 1st May 2022
- Beware of Rentcharges Sarah Witheridge of WBW Solicitors discusses Rentcharges and what you should be aware of. Email: [email protected]
- Is your workplace sympathetic to the menopause? Our employment law team outlines the risk of an employment tribunal claim if managers fail to act sensitively in regard to the menopause.
- Can I get help with paying court fees? Jane Couch, Clinical Negligence Partner at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, explains whether you can get help with paying court fees.
- Property Boundaries – `Yours or Mine’ Gill Bratcher, a Partner in our Torquay office, discusses property boundaries and why it is important to know this. [email protected]
- Employment policies and procedures: time for a refresh? Our employment law solicitors look at best practice around introducing and changing policies, tips and pitfalls
- Guide To ESG & Responsible Investing In this months #FinanceFriday, Chris Hill of WBW Chartered Financial Planners, explains what ESG factors are and why they are important.
- Claiming compensation for an injury caused by a defective road or pavement Our personal injury team outlines how you can make a claim for personally injury after a trip or fall on a road or pavement.
- Self-Employed Mortgages: Our Handy Guide To Borrowing When You Work For Yourself Samantha Allnutt, Mortgage Advisor at WBW Mortgages, has put together this handy guide to borrowing when you work for yourself.
- A smoother path to divorce from April 2022 Fiona Yellowlees takes a look at the new legal changes that stop the blame game in matrimonial breakdowns.
- Meet the office Partner – Anthony Fripp – WBW Torquay office Today we talk to Anthony Fripp, office Partner at WBW’s Torquay office, who specialises in Commercial and Residential Conveyancing.
- Mortgages – To Fix or Not to Fix in 2022 Tanya Bornet is a Conveyancer in WBW’s Honiton office. In this article she discusses whether To Fix or Not to Fix your mortgages in 2022
- Commercial property pandemic rent arrears – where are we now? Kate Maslen, Partner in the Dispute Resolution team at WBW, discusses commercial property pandemic rent arrears and where we are now.
- What to expect at a financial dispute resolution (FDR) hearing Fiona Yellowlees takes a look at what happens at a Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR) hearing and how to prepare. [email protected]
- Investing through tough times In this months #FinanceFriday, Chris Hill of WBW Chartered Financial Planners, gives 10 practical tips for investing through tough times.
- WBW Advise on Sale of West Country Tool Company Limited Laura Clarke, Partner in the Corporate team at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, recently dealt with the sale of West Country Tool Company Ltd.
- Why personal injury victims should launch their claims now Therese Classon, a Partner in the Personal Injury team at WBW, discusses the extension of fixed fees and how that will affect claimants.
- The rights at work of Carers and anyone with dependants Our employment law solicitors explain the legal rights of employees who are also unpaid carers, the likely changes to the law and steps employers can take to support carers.
- Closing & Drawing Down your Help to Buy ISA Carlie Broome, a Property Advisor at WBW Solicitors in Chard, details the process of closing & drawing down your Help to Buy ISA.
- Legal costs budgets and your personal injury claim – in safe hands Richard Blair, Clinical Negligence specialist at WBW Solicitors in Paignton, explains that it is important to instruct a solicitor with a clear understanding of the cost of pursuing claims, able to weigh the cost of bringing a claim with its realistic value.
- Buying a Country Property? 6 Helpful Tips 6 helpful tips for buyers who are looking at country properties.
- Who is entitled to claim under the Fatal Accidents Act? Our expert personal injury team explains when you are entitled to make a claim for the death of a loved one under the Fatal Accidents Act.
- Funding a decent retirement income Chris Hill of WBW Chartered Financial Planners gives you his top tips for funding a decent retirement income in this months #FinanceFriday.
- Meet the Mortgage Advisor – Samantha Allnutt In this article, we speak to Samantha Allnutt, a Mortgage Advisor at WBW Mortgage, to find out more about her and the work she does.
- Crypto assets and estate planning If you hold cryptocurrency, our latest blog explores the implications for estate planning and including it in your will.
- Can you really have a clean break after divorce? Fiona Yellowlees reviews if a clean break after a divorce is possible, what the advantages are and how the right to ongoing spousal maintenance can be dealt with.
- New test for assessing what can be recovered in professional negligence claims The Supreme Court has set out a new test which assesses the scope of duty of a professional and the extent of damages that can be claimed in clinical negligence cases.
- Busted: the top 10 myths about making a will Head of Private Client at WBW Solicitors, Catherine Causey, highlights the most common misconceptions people have about writing a will.
- Top 15 Tips to getting a mortgage | WBW Mortgages Samantha Allnutt of WBW Mortgages gives some tips and tricks to help you convince a lender to give you a loan. [email protected]
- Can I claim for personal injuries if I am partially at fault for the accident? Our personal injury team explains if you can claim compensation if you were partly to blame for the accident that caused your injuries
- Divorce if you have been abandoned by your spouse Our family law solicitors will advise you on the best grounds for divorce if your spouse is no longer living with you. [email protected]
- What are the different types of personal injury cases? Our expert personal injury team explains the different types of personal injury cases for which you can claim compensation.
- Can I amend my will, or do I need a new one? If you want to make a change to your will you have two options. Our private client team explains when it is best to use a codicil or draw up a new will.
- Dusting off disciplinary procedures post COVID Our employment law solicitors explain how they can help employers dust off disciplinary procedures post COVID and avoid any tribunal claims.
- The Lifetime ISA: what you need to know In this helpful article, WBW Chartered Financial Planners give you their top facts about Lifetime ISAs. Email: [email protected]
- Why should you have both forms of Lasting Power of Attorney? Our private client team highlight the benefits of having both forms of lasting power of attorney in place before losing mental capacity.
- Claiming compensation for injury caused by a GP’s misdiagnosis Our personal injury team outlines the steps you can take to claim compensation if you have been misdiagnosed by a doctor.
- Resolving a family dispute over choice of school Our family law solicitors outline the approach to resolving a family dispute over choice of school. Email: [email protected]
- Our top five facts about ISAs | WBW Chartered Financial Planners
- How do I maximise my personal injury settlement? Our expert solicitors highlight several things you can do to maximise your personal injury compensation award. [email protected]
- Senior executive departure – tips for a smooth exit Our employment law solicitors outline how to manage a senior executive departure within the law to ensure a smooth exit.
- Do you need a freezing injunction to protect marital assets? Fiona Yellowlees takes a look at why you may need an urgent freezing injunction to prevent assets disappearing. [email protected]
- Learning from clinical negligence claims – new guide from Getting it Right First Time (GIRFT) and NHS Resolution Our expert personal injury solicitors explain your options if you have been a victim of clinical negligence. [email protected]
- Key employment law cases related to COVID-19 James Edmonds of WBW Solicitors gives a round-up of key employment law cases regarding coronavirus and the latest Supreme Court decisions.
- Later Life Advisers – Peace of mind for you and your family WBW Chartered Financial Planners have several employees that are accredited Later Life Advisers. Email: [email protected]
- Valuing a private company or family business in a divorce settlement Our family law expert, Fiona Yellowlees, looks at how private businesses are valued and dealt with in divorce. [email protected]
- New Dispute Resolution Partner, Kate Maslen, joins WBW Solicitors Exmouth office WBW Solicitors have recently welcomed a new Solicitor & Partner, Kate Maslen, to their Dispute Resolution team in Exmouth.
- WBW Solicitors back UK charity car rally – RBRR 2021 WBW are proud sponsors of Rob Lingard and John Street who are taking part in the 2021 Club Triumph Round Britain Reliability Run.
- The future of the workplace and hybrid working Considering introducing hybrid working? James Edmonds outlines practical and contractual issues to consider and pitfalls to avoid.
- I have been hit by an uninsured driver: can I make a compensation claim? Our personal injury team explain the process of making a compensation claim if you have been in an accident with an uninsured driver.
- Residential Property Review – WBW Mortgages There is a continued demand for more space among buyers, funnelling demand towards houses, resulting in stronger price growth for properties.
- WBW Solicitors announce sponsorship deal with Buckland Athletic WBW Solicitors are long term sponsors of the club with the revised agreement introducing player sponsorship, of defender, Frazer Clark.
- Holiday Let Mortgages Samantha Allnutt, a Mortgage Advisor with WBW Mortgages, talks about Holiday Let Mortgages. Email: [email protected]
- Does bad behaviour affect the financial settlement in a divorce? Fiona Yellowlees looks at the type of personal and financial misbehaviour which will affect the apportionment of the matrimonial assets.
- I had an accident at work, can I make a claim? Our personal injury expert, Therese Classon, guides you through making a claim for compensation if you have had an accident at work.
- The implications of alcohol misuse and family arrangements Our Family Law Team looks at how misuse of alcohol can impact on your children’s relationship with their parents and what safeguards can be implemented to allow that relationship to improve.
- Reasonable provision for estranged spouses What does estrangement mean for their estate when one of the couple dies? Peter Richards, a Litigation Advisor at WBW, explains.
- What happens if your solicitors close down? In this article, we explain what happens if your solicitors firm closes down and the options you have moving forward. Email: [email protected]
- What are the stages of a clinical negligence case? What are the stages of making a clinical negligence compensation claim? Richard Blair, Clinical Negligence Solicitor at WBW, explains.
- John – A successful clinical negligence claim Richard Blair, a Partner in the PI and Clinical Negligence team at WBW Solicitors, documents a recent successful clinical negligence claim.
- COVID-19 and Inheritance Disputes Peter Richards, a Litigation Advisor at WBW, explains the impact of COVID-19 on Inheritance Disputes. Email: [email protected]
- What to do if you suspect an elderly relative is a victim of financial abuse What steps can you take if you believe a loved one is being subjected to financial abuse? Donna Rowland of WBW Solicitors explains.
- WBW Solicitors to merge with local law firm Beviss & Beckingsale WBW and Beviss and Beckingsale are due to merge on 01/09/21. The combined firm will have 12 offices across Devon, Cornwall and Somerset.
- Should you gift your home to family to avoid care home fees? What are the perils involved in giving away your home to a family member to avoid care home fees? Susannah Bower of WBW Solicitors explains.
- New Capital Gains Tax reporting requirements Laura Brutti outlines the new reporting requirements which have been introduced for Capital Gains Tax payments made on UK residential property.
- Top 10 mistakes made by personal injury clients – and how to avoid them Martin White, a PI Partner at WBW, highlights the key mistakes made by personal injury clients and explains how to avoid them.
- WBW backs English Riviera Bowling Club’s Open Bowls Tournament WBW are delighted to be sponsoring the English Riviera Bowling Club’s (ERBC) open bowls tournament for a second year.
- WBW Solicitors delighted to continue partnership with Ashburton Cricket Club WBW Solicitors are delighted to continue their partnership with Ashburton Cricket Club for the 2021 season. We wish them the best of luck.
- Lasting Powers of Attorney: not just for the elderly Catherine Causey, Head of Private Client at WBW in Newton Abbot, explains the importance of having an LPA in place for people of all ages.
- WBW Supports Disadvantaged and Disabled Children in Torbay We are delighted to announce that WBW Solicitors will continue to support the fantastic work that Circus Starr provide to families across the UK.
- Do adult children living at home have rights over the matrimonial house in a divorce? With an increase in the ‘boomerang’ generation, Fiona Yellowlees looks at the rights of adult children living at home during a divorce.
- How do I claim compensation for an amputation due to medical negligence or personal injury? The need for an amputation due to clinical negligence or through an accident rarely arises, but if it does happen you could be entitled to compensation.
- Refresher on family-friendly rights and the implications of Covid-19 Kerry Curd, a Partner in the Empoloyment Law team at WBW, reminds employers of family-friendly rights and the implications of Covid-19.
- Can we finalise our divorce before the house is sold? Fiona Yellowlees explains what additional considerations need to be taken if you are considering finalising your divorce before the matrimonial home is sold.
- Successful settlements reached for widows disappointed by their spouses’ wills Peter Richards, a Litigation Advisor, discusses 2 recent cases where the Inheritance Disputes team were able to help bring a successful claim.
- Why hire a law firm for a personal injury case? What are the benefits of hiring a specialist solicitor to bring your personal injury compensation claim? Martin White explains.
- What are the new whiplash compensation rules from May 2021? What are the new whiplash compensation rules from May 2021? Therese Classon, a Partner in the Personal Injury department explains.
- Employee, worker or self-employed? Comparing status and rights Helping employers and employees to understand the key differences in status and legal rights for employees, workers or self-employed, by Kerry Curd.
- Infringed Copyright – What Can I do?! My copyright has been infringed, what can I do? Jo O’Donovan, a Solicitor in the Commercial department at WBW, explains.
- WBW Solicitors announce partnership to raise vital funds for young people with cancer WBW Solicitors announce their partnership with cancer charity for children and young people, CLIC Sargent, to raise vital funds and awareness
- Employment Update: Government support to create employment, apprenticeships and training opportunities This article provides information on government initiatives that are intended to support employers to create employment, apprenticeship and training opportunities for young people.
- Working from home: who is liable? Who is responsible for the health and safety of an employee when they are working from home? Martin White of WBW Solicitors explains.
- New rules for IR35 and off-payroll working from 6 April Our employment law solicitor, Kerry Curd, outlines the changes from 6 April 2021 in regard to IR35 and off-payroll rules. [email protected]
- Pension sharing in a divorce settlement Pensions can be shared after a divorce, just like any other marital asset. However, the share of the pension cannot usually be made available immediately but will provide some pension benefit in the future.
- Employment Update: New shielding guidance for clinically extremely vulnerable individuals James Edmonds goes over the new shielding guidance for individuals who are clinically extremely vulnerable to a severe COVID-19 illness.
- Stamp Duty Land Tax: Temporary reduced rates – Important points to consider Factors that may prevent you from being able to complete by the end of June 2021 and receiving the lower rate of Stamp Duty Land Tax.
- Claiming compensation for accidents caused by icy weather Therse Classon, a Personal Injury Expert at WBW Solicitors, explains if you are entitled to claim compensation if you are injured in an accident in a public place because of icy weather.
- Update from WBW Chartered Financial Planners – Budget 2021 and Equity Release Director of WBW Chartered Financial Planners has provided an update in which he talks about the 2021 Budget and recent Equity Release cases.
- Tax Year End: Things to consider before 5th April 2021 The end of the tax year is fast approaching… have you made use of all your allowances to reduce your tax liabilities?
- Lasting Power of Attorney- now why didn’t I think of that… Emma Oakley, Private Client Advisor at WBW Solicitors covers Lasting Power of Attorney and how immeasurably helpful these documents can be…
- Dispute Resolution: Tips for the best outcome Thomas Lewis, Dispute Resolution Associate shares his top tips to help reduce the stress should you become involved in a dispute.
- Staff Profile: Jacqui Neate Each member of staff has their own stories, motivations and reasons why they enjoy working for WBW. Here we talk to Jacqui Neate…
- Unregulated wills; Why you should use a solicitor to draw up your will What are the perils involved in drawing up an online or homemade will and why should you use a solicitor draw up your will?
- Can employers insist employees get vaccinated? Our employment law solicitors answer key questions relating to the Covid-19 vaccination, employment law, human rights and data protection.
- Preparing for family mediation Fiona Yellowlees, family law solicitor takes a look at what to prepare before attending your first family mediation session.
- Staff Profile: Emma Oakley Each member of staff has their own stories, motivations and reasons why they enjoy working for WBW. Here we talk to Emma Oakley…
- How to document your personal injury case What evidence do you need to have to successfully bring a compensation claim for a personal injury caused by someone else’s negligence?
- Do we need to formalise our separation? Fiona Yellowlees, family law solicitor at WBW looks at the benefits of obtaining a formal separation agreement.
- Claiming compensation for a personal injury: the claims process explained What is the claims process involved in claiming compensation if you have suffered a personal injury? Richard Blair, explains more…
- EMPLOYMENT UPDATE: Employment Law changes in 2021 Update covering highlight the employment law changes that will still happen in 2021 and those that have been delayed.
- It is time to refresh HR policies and practices for 2021 Our employment law solicitors highlight several reasons why now is a good time to refresh and update your HR policies.
- How do you make a claim for medical negligence? Can you make a claim for compensation if you have been a victim of medical negligence? Jane Couch, Solicitor explains more…
- Residential Property Review Monthly property market review on recent developments in the property markets as well how some key issues could impact in the future.
- Can I make a personal injury claim on someone else’s behalf? Making a personal injury claim on behalf of children, the mental incapacitated or someone who is deceased.
- The External Wall Fire Review Process Sarah Witheridge, Head of Property at WBW Solicitors in Exeter, goes over the details of the external wall fire review process.
- Senior Partner of WBW Solicitors, Michael Setter, has retired Michael Setter, senior partner at WBW Solicitors, has decided to retire after more than 45 years with the firm.
- What happens if family members cannot agree on funeral arrangements? Catherine Causey explains what happens if parties cannot agree on funeral arrangements, and what should happen to the deceased’s body?
- Should you sign a prenuptial agreement? Fiona Yellowlees, family law solicitor at WBW Solicitors looks at the considerations when signing a prenuptial agreement.
- Working from home: wellbeing and mental health of employees Kerry Curd, Employment Law Solicitors outlines how best to support employee wellbeing while working from home.
- What can I do if I am injured by a faulty product? Claiming compensation if you are injured by a faulty product. Advice by Martin White, Personal Injury Solicitor at WBW Solicitors.
- Data protection and Brexit – what to do… The UK is leaving the EU on 31st December 2020 and is now in a transition period… but what will change? Find out here…
- What happens if you do not have a valid Will? Leave a valid will to ensure your loved ones are taken care of and your belongings are distributed according to your wishes.
- Keeping your workforce agile and within the law Our employment law solicitors highlight the law around zero hours contracts, self-employment, and agency workers
- New conveyancer joins WBW Solicitors WBW Solicitors are delighted to annouce the arrival of Residential Conveyancer, Rachael Jones who is part of the Newton Abbot office.
- What is a Will and do I need one? Penny Wood, Solicitor at WBW Solicitors explains what a Will is, the benefits of having one and how to create one.
- WBW are fundraising for CLIC Sargent
- EMPLOYMENT UPDATE: Furlough Scheme and Holiday Employers may wish to use the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme for employee holidays but before doing this, they must ensure they comply…
- What steps should I take if I have had an accident at work? How to make a claim for compensation for a workplace accident that was not your fault. Advide from Martin White, Solicitor at WBW.
- Settling a dispute about matrimonial finances during the pandemic Wanting to divorce and sort out your matrimonial finances? Concerned how that will work with the present restrictions and social distancing?
- Protecting Data in a Pandemic Jo O’Donovan, Commercial Solicitor at WBW Solicitors, runs through data protection guidance during a pandemic.
- Who is liable for personal injury claims caused by children? Can you make a injury claim for compensation if you are injured by the actions of a child? Therese Classon, Solicitor explains more…
- Furlough Scheme Extended The government has announced new support for employers for the new national lockdown period as well as extending the furlough scheme.
- 7 pitfalls to avoid when making redundancies Kerry Curd, employment law solicitor at WBW Solicitors outlines seven common mistakes that employers make when making redundancies…
- Are future earnings taken account of in a divorce settlement? Should future earnings be part of a financial settlement? Fiona Yellowlees looks at how a spouse’s future earnings is treated in divorce.
- I was injured in a road traffic accident: do I need a solicitor? How a specialist personal injury lawyer can help strengthen your compensation claim if you are injured in a road traffic accident.
- How to get moving – 5-Step Mortgage Checklist 5-Step Mortgage Checklist by Samantha Allnutt at WBW Mortgages, to get your application moving as quickly as possible…
- Retirement Planning Top Tips In this article, Chris Hill from WBW Chartered Financial Planners gives his 10 top tips on retirement planning. [email protected].
- What Happens After the Mortgage Payment Holiday Scheme Ends? 1 in 6 people are estimated to currently be taking a mortgage holiday, but what will happen after the mortgage payment holiday scheme ends?
- Financial Planning Week 5 – 11 October 2020 WBW Chartered Financial Planners is delighted to be supporting the CISI Financial Planning Week and will be holding free consultations…
- Job Support Scheme Factsheet Summary by WBW Solicitors of the government’s factsheet on the Job Support Scheme that was announced by the Chancellor yesterday.
- EMPLOYMENT UPDATE September 2020: New measures announced and the Kickstart Scheme Employment law update covering the government’s new measures to address rising cases of coronavirus in England, plus the Kickstart Scheme…
- What happens to my compensation claim if an accident was partly my fault? Were you injured in an accident which was partly your fault? You may be entitled to claim compensation – Jane Couch, solicitor explains more
- Release of lockdown: continuing or ending homeworking Kerry Curd, employment law solicitor explains how to get homeworking arrangements in order and looks at particular challenges for managers of remote teams.
- Agreeing time with your children following separation Louise Ewing, Family Law Expert, takes a look at how to decide and agree what time you and your former partner spend with the children following separation.
- How important is a survey? Buying a property it is a costly time, and a survey may seem like a further expense – Emma Peace explains how it can be money well spent…
- Recent Developments in Personal Injury Law We continue to live in very difficult times. The legal system is learning to adjust. Richard Blair looks at some recent developments to personal injury law.
- The most frequently asked divorce questions Amelia Smith, family advisor at WBW Solicitors, provides the answers to some of the most common divorce questions she is asked.
- Trustees’ Duties and Responsibilities Have you been appointed a trustee? Do you know what your duties and responsibilities are? Advice from WBW Solicitors with offices in Newton Abbot, Exeter…
- Losing mental capacity without a Lasting Power of Attorney in place Catherine Causey, of WBW Solicitors, explains how having a Lasting Power of Attorney you can ease the stress on your loved ones if you lose mental capacity.
- Should I agree to a business debt being paid in instalments? Debt recovery expert Stephanie Wintle outlines things to consider when deciding whether to let a commercial debtor settle outstanding debt by instalments
- When a spouse or partner is abusive during lockdown Our family solicitors outline what help is available to you if you are facing a violent or abusive partner during lockdown.
- Release of lockdown and returning employees to the workplace WBW employment law solicitors outline your obligations as an employer if staff are reluctant or unwilling to return due to Covid-19
- What are the new whiplash compensation rules? The Government’s whiplash compensation reforms have been put on hold for a year, but what will they mean for claimants when they are introduced?
- The Office of Public Guardian Launches New Digital LPA Tool From 17 July 2020 onwards attorneys on any newly registered LPAs can now manage the use of LPAs through a central online LPA portal.
- How to avoid a construction project dispute – by Thomas Lewis Advice from Thomas Lewis on the importance of getting contractual arrangements right from the outset in any construction project to avoid a dispute.
- Witnessing Wills by Video Conference – By Amy Read Update by Amy Read regarding a temporary change to the Wills Act 1837. The change to the legislation will now allow witnessing of Wills by video conference.
- Top 10 Do’s and Don’ts for Claiming Injury Compensation Making a personal injury compensation – some useful Do’s and Don’ts to ensure that you maximise your personal injury claim potential…
- What to look out for when viewing a property What to look for when viewing a property – here are a few pointers from Sarah Witheridge – Head of Property Services at WBW Solicitors.
- Executor / Trustee Disputes Executors and trustees have extensive duties and responsibilities. Occasionally, beneficiaries have concerns over lengthy delays, lack of information…
- Employment Law Update: Job Retention Bonus and Flexible Furlough Employment Law Update Covering Flexible Furlough and Job Rentention Bonus Scheme. WBW Solicitors – Your Local Legal Experts.
- Frequently Asked Questions – Divorce Fiona Yellowlees, Head of Family Services, at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot shares some helpful information on Divorce.
- Stamp Duty Holiday Stamp Duty Holiday applies from 8 July, which means anyone completing a property purchase before that date will have to pay the full normal stamp duty.
- What are my options for paying for care? Paying care home fees and home care costs. Advice from WBW Chartered Financial Planners. Financial advisors in Newton Abbot, Exeter, Torquay, Sidmouth…
- Co-habitation Rights and Advice Fiona Yellowlees, Head of Family Services, shares some helpful information for unmarried couples who are co-habting together and have decided to separate.
- Lasting Power of Attorney Guide An LPA is a legal document that lets you choose people to make financial or health and care decisions on your behalf. Our free guide explains everything.
- Things to consider when buying a new build house Advice from Anju Newcombe of WBW Solicitors. If you are looking to buy a new-build property then these top tips should come in useful…
- COVID 19 – Rent Suspension Clause For Commercial Leases WBW Solicitors believe prevention is better than cure and risks should be mitigated in new commercial leases by incorporating a rent suspension clause…
- Why is my conveyancer asking me all of these questions? In order to comply with the regulations, we do need to ask our clients a series of questions relating to money laundering – questions such as…
- Avoiding Employment Law Pitfalls during COVID-19 To help navigate employment law issues during COVID 19, we have compiled the a list of employment law pitfalls for employers to avoid during this time.
- Warning: “Gowmans” and the website “www․gowmans․co․uk” The website “www․gowmans․co․uk” is operating, which falsely claims to be for a firm of solicitors called “Gowmans” the SRA does not regulate or authorise this firm.
- NHS Test and Trace: Workplace Guidance WBW Employment Law Team provide a summary of the Test and Trace guidance and stress the importance for businesses to review the full guidance themselves.
- What are my COVID-19 Employment Rights?
- The Coronavirus Act 2020 – Implications for Residential Landlords and Tenants The information in the Coronavirus Act 2020 is long and open to confusion; this is a simple guide so you can understand the actual implications for you.
- Is now a good time to get on the property ladder?
- Moving home – how can I move at the moment and what do I need to know? COVID – 19 and Moving Home – how can I move at the moment and what do I need to know? Sarah Witheridge, Head of Property at WBW Solicitors explains more…
- Drainage Surveys Whilst most buyers will have a standard survey carried out, very few consider what lies beneath the property and investing in a Drainage Survey.
- COVID – 19 Property Update Property Update: The government has amended the coronavirus (COVID-19) regulations to make clear that people who wish to move home can do so. Read more…
- Working Safely During Covid-19 The government last night published guides to ensure workplaces are kept safe. Our employment law team provide a summary of the some of the key points.
- Who gets the house when an unmarried couple separates? Who gets the house when unmarried cohabiting couples split up? Fiona Yellowlees, family law solicitor at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, reports.
- Location, Location, Location You’ve probably heard that location is everything – here we list various websites containing just about all of the information for the area you are interested in.
- Covid 19 – moving home Frequently asked questions regarding moving during Covid-19, by Sarah Witheridge, Head of Property at WBW Solicitors in Exeter.
- Equity Release During Covid – 19 Equity Release Specialisits in Exeter, Sidmouth, Honiton, Exmouth, Newton Abbot, Torquay, Paignton, Bovey Tracey and Launceston.
- Coronavirus FAQs for companies Can we ‘pause’ our contracts? How do we do so legally? Our commercial law team highlights the options for your business during the #Covid19 #lockdown
- First Time Buyers Help to Buy ISA and Lifetime ISA First Time Buyers Help to Buy ISA (HTB ISA) and Lifetime ISA (LISA) explained in more detail by Louise Crockford, property specialist at WBW.
- Government support for UK businesses during Covid – 19 Sources for Government support for UK businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. Covering everthing from business rates to laying workers off.
- Financial Support: Covid – 19 Advisory article for mortgage borrowers to understand their options and are able to act on the areas which will provide financial support to them.
- Getting your property ready for the market If you were about to put your property on the market before this crisis or are thinking of doing so after, then this could be the perfect time to get things in order.
- Claiming after a hit and run accident If you were involved in an accident with an untraced driver which was not your fault it is still possible to make a compensation claim.
- Coronavrus Contract Disputes FAQ Overview of when you may be able to rely on force majeure clauses and the law of frustration to terminate or suspend a contract because of the coronavirus.
- Is your business fully set to deal with Covid-19? We offer a range of employment law and commercial services that can help keep your business running as smoothly as possible during Covid-19.
- Coronavirus social distancing and isolation: how will it affect child contact arrangements? With the nation’s children now largely off school, what effect will this have on the child contact arrangements you have in place?
- Putting your legal affairs in order with Wills and LPAs What can you do now to ensure your legal affairs are in order and will be managed according to your wishes should you become incapacitated or pass away?
- Nine scams to watch out for during the coronavirus During the coronavirus pandemic everyone needs to be extra vigilant and watch out for scams and fraudsters. Jenny Kemp explains more about the fraud risks.
- Covid-19 – Employment Law Covid-19. You are not in this alone, our Employment law team are here to help. From Furlough -redundancies, we can advise you on everything you need to know.
- Challenging the validity of a Will – by Peter Crawley Peter Crawley, a Litigation Advisor in the Contentious Probate team at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, explains the most common grounds for challenging the validity of a Will.
- Coronavirus update – temporary office closures at WBW Solicitors Our offices are temporarily closed to staff and visitors but all services will continue as normal and staff are still on hand to help you. Here we explain how to contact us for legal advice.
- A guide to purchasing a property – by Marie Moore This is a general guide, from Marie Moore of WBW Solicitors, which details what we do as Conveyancers when acting for you in connection with a purchase.
- Types of shares and the reasons for restructuring your shares – by Laura Clarke Ordinary, preference or deferred shares? Is it time to restructure your shares? Laura Clarke, a Partner in the Commercial team at WBW Solicitors, explains.
- Using unreasonable behaviour as a ground for divorce – by Fiona Yellowlees What constitutes unreasonable behaviour and how can it be used as a ground to show your marriage has irretrievably broken down? Explained by Fiona Yellowlees.
- Personal injury small claims limits: what is changing? – by Therese Classon Changes to the small claims limits are likely to have dire consequences for those seeking to make a personal injury claim.
- Coronavirus Update WBW remains open for business and continue to operate a full service. However, in line with Government guidelines, we have suspended client access to our offices.
- What is the difference between a commercial property lease and a licence? – by Anthony Fripp Care should be taken when granting or obtaining a licence that possessory rights are not granted by accident and you are left with a lease in disguise.
- Prenuptial agreements – plan now as the wedding season approaches – by Fiona Yellowlees Entering into a prenuptial agreement before your wedding can take away some of the financial stress about how your assets and property will be divided if your marriage does not work out.
- Claiming compensation for a slip, trip or fall in a care home – by Andrew Wendon Slips, trips or falls in care homes are a common occurrence and can cause serious injuries. Andrew Wendon of WBW Solicitors explains how you can claim compensation for you or a loved one.
- Protecting your interests when taking venture capital – by Laura Clarke Our corporate and commercial solicitors can advise you if you are considering seeking, or have been offered, venture capital investment.
- The Inhertiance Act 1975 – Explained by Amy Read of WBW Solicitors Amy Read, a Partner at WBW Solicitors, discusses some of the frequently asked questions surrounding inheritance claims. E: [email protected] T: 01626 202384.
- What did the 2020 Budget have in store for investors? – by Chris Hill of WBW Chartered Financial Planners Following Rishi Sunak’s first budget on 11th March 2020, Chris Hill of WBW Chartered Financial Planners explains the main points for investors to consider.
- Partner at WBW, Laura Brutti, achieves STEP Diploma in Trusts & Estates Laura Brutti, partner at South West based solicitors WBW Solicitors, has achieved the STEP Diploma in Trusts and Estates. E: [email protected]
- UK banks announce loan repayment holidays for borrowers affected by coronavirus outbreak – Samantha Allnutt Samantha Allnutt talks about a UK banks announcement of a loan repayment holidays for borrowers affected by the coronavirus outbreak. [email protected]
- CORONAVIRUS/COVID-19 – FAQs for Employers Wondering how coronavirus could affect your workplace? Our employment team have put together a handy set of FAQs for Employers which includes the government’s current guidance on dealing with coronavirus in the workplace.
- Dealing with contract disputes – by Justin Osborne Falling out with a supplier, agent or customer because of a contract dispute can be emotionally draining, costly and time-consuming. Justin Osborne explains your rights and your options for trying to salvage your relationship.
- Options when your landlord breaches a commercial lease – by Thomas Lewis Legal advice, from Thomas Lewis of WBW Solicitors, on a tenant’s options when their landlord fails to comply with the obligations of the lease.
- Easements – what you need to know Sarah Witheridge, Head of the Property Team at WBW Solicitors, explains what easements are and the commonly occurring issues involving them.
- Solving a boundary dispute without going to court – by Stephanie Wintle Homeowners who dispute where the boundary is with a neighbour’s land will usually be better off using HM Land Registry’s own process for resolving boundary disputes – avoiding the need to go to court.
- Claiming compensation for pedestrian crossing accidents – by Therese Classon How do you go about claiming compensation if you are hit and injured by a driver at a pedestrian crossing? Therese Classon, a Partner in the Personal Injury team, explains.
- Moving house – time to complete! Sarah Witheridge of WBW Solicitors has provided some tips to try to ease home-buying headaches. E: [email protected]
- Manchester Ship Canal Company v Vauxhall Motors – by Thomas Lewis What are the implications of the Supreme Court granting equitable relief from forfeiture of a license? Thomas Lewis, Property Litigator in WBW’s Dispute Resolution team in Exeter, explains.
- The importance of conveyancing searches – by Ella Brennan Ella Brennan is a Residential Conveyancer in WBW’s Property team in Torquay and has written this short guide on the importance of conveyancing searches.
- Why Should I Make A Will? – by Lisa Stanton Why should you make a will? Explained by Lisa Stanton, a Chartered Legal Executive in WBW’s Private Client department in Paignton.
- Changes ahead for Capital Gains Tax – by Sarah Witheridge Sarah Witheridge, a Partner and Head of Property at WBW Solicitors, discusses the incoming changes to capital gains tax and its implications.
- Claiming compensation for a bad weather road traffic accident – by Therese Classon Were you injured in a road traffic accident due to bad weather? You may be entitled to compensation – but who do you sue? Explained by Therese Classon of WBW Solicitors.
- Cold weather public liability accidents – by Andrew Wendon Are you entitled to compensation if you hurt yourself in a public place due to cold weather conditions? Andrew Wendon, Partner in the Personal Injury Team at WBW Solicitors in Exeter, reports.
- Options when your landlord breaches a commercial lease – by Thomas Lewis of WBW Solicitors Legal advice on a tenant’s options when their landlord fails to comply with the obligations of the lease from Thomas Lewis of WBW Solicitors.
- Restrictive Covenants: A Short Guide For Homeowners Thomas Lewis, an Associate in our Dispute Resolution department, has written a short guide on Restrictive Covenants for Homeowners.
- Claiming compensation for a spinal injury – by Jane Couch of WBW Solicitors Jane Couch, a Personal Injury Solicitor at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, explains you can go about claiming compensation for a spinal injury.
- Local Commercial and Residential Property Solicitor, Darren Heard, joins WBW’s Newton Abbot Office WBW Solicitors welcome Darren Heard, a Commercial and Residential Property Solicitor, to their head office in Newton Abbot. E: [email protected]
- Christmas Parties – The Legal Pitfalls – by Kerry Curd of WBW Solicitors Kerry Curd, a Partner in the Employment team at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, explains the legal pitfalls of christmas parties and what to be aware of.
- Payment terms in your commercial contracts – by Laura Clarke of WBW Solicitors Laura Clarke, Partner in the Commercial department at WBW Solicitors, discusses how to secure optimum payment plans in your business contracts.
- Beware the pitfalls of deducting employees’ pay – by Kerry Curd of WBW Solicitors Kerry Curd, a Partner in the Employment Department at WBW Solicitors, explains the potential pitfalls of deducting employees’ pay. E: [email protected]
- Laura Brutti and Susannah Bower, both Tax and Trust Specialists, have been promoted to Partners at WBW WBW Solicitors are delighted to announce that Tax and Trust Specialists, Laura Brutti, and Susannah Bower, have been promoted to Partners at WBW.
- WBW Solicitors help to raise over £10million for Cancer Research UK WBW have helped to raise over £10 million for Cancer Research UK through pledges left for the charity in Wills written through their free Will service.
- Redeveloping an empty pub for commercial use – by Darren Heard of WBW Solicitors Could that empty pub be a convenience store or a care home? Consult your commercial property solicitor to help bring a complex project to fruition.
- Can I change my child’s name? – by Joanne Aggett of WBW Solicitors What are the legal steps involved in changing your child’s name while staying on the right side of the law? Explained by Joanne Aggett of WBW Solicitors.
- Dissolving a civil partnership – by Fiona Yellowlees of WBW Solicitors How do you go about bringing your civil partnership to and end and is the process the same as divorce? Explained by Fiona Yellowlees of WBW Solicitors.
- Claiming compensation for anaesthetic negligence – by Richard Blair of WBW Solicitors Richard Blair of WBW explains how you can claim for compensation if you have suffered harm from an anaesthetic due to a medical professional’s negligence.
- Auctions – Is the price right? – by WBW Solicitors WBW Solicitors give their 5 top tips on what to look out for if you are looking to purchase a property at auction. E: [email protected] T: 01626 202404
- Claiming compensation for silo and slurry pit accidents- by Therese Classon of WBW Solicitors Therese Classon, a Personal Injury Partner at WBW, explains how you can claim compensation if you were injured in a silo or slurry pit accident at work.
- Problems entering a neighbour’s land to repair property – by Jenny Kemp of WBW Solicitors Jenny Kemp explains the options you have If you need access to your neighbour’s land to maintain or repair your property.
- Employers – What to do the night the clocks go back? – by Kerry Curd of WBW Solicitors Kerry Curd, a Partner at WBW in the Employment team, explains how employers should best manage the change in time and lists factors they need to consider.
- WBW Solicitors raise and donate £300 to Torbay Holiday Helpers Network WBW Solicitors donate £300 to the Torbay Holiday Helpers Network to purchase a Deluxe Double Sofa Settee to be used in their ‘Memory Maker’ home at Finlake.
- Commercial agents – what are the risks? – by Laura Clarke of WBW Solicitors If you use commercial agents to sell or market your products, are you aware of your duties and obligations as well as the risks involved?
- Planning for Retirement – Identifying and Addressing a Shortfall – Financial Planning Week 7-11th October 2019 WBW Chartered Financial Planners is supporting the CISI Financial Planning Week and will be holding free telephone consultations.
- Planning for Retirement – Calculating Target Income – Financial Planning Week 7-11th October 2019 WBW Chartered Financial Planners is supporting the CISI Financial Planning Week and will be holding free telephone consultations.
- Retirement Planning Top Tips – Financial Planning Week 7-11th October WBW Chartered Financial Planners is supporting the CISI Financial Planning Week and will be holding free telephone consultations.
- Meet the Financial Planner – Ian Avery – Financial Planning Week 2019 Meet Ian Avery of WBW Chartered Financial Planners.
- Paying for care using cash, investments and annuities – Financial Planning Week 7-11th October 2019 WBW Chartered Financial Planners is supporting the CISI Financial Planning Week and will be holding free telephone consultations.
- Meet the Financial Planner – Dave Robinson – Financial Planning Week 2019 Meet Dave Robinson, Director of WBW Chartered Financial Planners.
- Funding the cost of care using a property – Financial Planning Week 7-11th October 2019 WBW Chartered Financial Planners is supporting the CISI Financial Planning Week and will be holding free telephone consultations.
- Meet the Financial Planner – Chris Hill – Financial Planning Week 2019 Chris Hill is a Financial Planner at WBW Chartered Financial Planners.
- Equity Release – Financial Planning Week 7-11th October 2019
- WBW Chartered Financial Planners is supporting Financial Planning Week 7-11th October 2019 WBW Chartered Financial Planners is supporting the CISI Financial Planning Week and will be holding free telephone consultations.
- Building Regulation Approval and Competent Person’s Certificates WBW explains the differences between and the need for Building Regulation Approval and Competent Person’s Certificates when making changes to a property.
- Anthony Fripp, Partner at WBW, moves to Torquay office Anthony Fripp, a Partner at WBW Solicitors and Head of Commercial Property, has now moved from the Exmouth office to head up the firms Torquay Office.
- Claiming compensation for a workplace injury caused by faulty equipment – by Martin White of WBW Solicitors What are your rights if you are injured at work because the equipment or machinery you were using was faulty? Explained by Martin White of WBW Solicitors.
- Pension sharing on divorce – by Fiona Yellowlees of WBW Solicitors Fiona Yellowlees, a Partner in the Family Law team at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, explains how pension sharing works following a divorce.
- Dealing with restrictive covenants on land – by Thomas Lewis of WBW Solicitors Getting good legal advice about restrictive covenants will help you avoid costly mistakes and will enable you to cover yourself against the risk of losing a great property development opportunity.
- Claiming compensation for an orthopaedic injury – by Jane Couch of WBW Solicitors Can you make a claim for compensation if you have suffered an orthopaedic injury as a result of someone else’s negligence? Explained by Jane Couch.
- Choosing a partnership structure – by Laura Clarke of WBW Solicitors Going into partnership? Or joining forces with another business? Laura Clarke outlines the 3 options and the pros and cons for creating a legal partnership.
- WBW Solicitors welcome Dispute Resolution expert, Stephanie Wintle, to our Torquay Office WBW Solicitors are pleased to announce the latest member of the Dispute Resolution team, Stephanie Wintle, a Chartered Legal Executive in our Torquay Office
- Claiming compensation for nerve injuries – by Richard Blair of WBW Solicitors Richard Blair of WBW Solicitors explains how a specialist personal injury lawyer can help you claim compensation for nerve injuries.
- Claiming compensation for glass injuries in the construction industry – by Therese Classon of WBW Solicitors Therese Classon, a Partner in the Personal Injury department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, outlines how you go about claiming compensation if you have suffered a glass injury while working in the construction industry.
- Purchasing a Freehold Flat – by David Wheaton of WBW Solicitors Advisory article by David Wheaton on purchasing a freehold flat, including what steps to take and how to potentially increase the value of your property.
- WBW Raise New Personal Best for Rowcroft Hospice ‘Make a Will Week’ 2019 – WBW Solicitors have raised a whopping £9,375 for Rowcroft Hospice – and a staggering £52,082 since the scheme began…
- Resolving a Business Insurance Dispute – by Jenny Kemp of WBW Solicitors Is your business struggling to get an insurance claim settled? This insurance disputes blog offers lots of useful tips on how to achieve a good outcome.
- Ensure any strategic project is underpinned by a consultancy agreement – by Laura Clarke of WBW Solicitors Don’t put your intellectual property at risk by engaging consultants for a strategic project without a bespoke consultancy agreement.
- Sale of Properties via Court of Protection – by Dawn Owen of WBW Solicitors Dawn Owen, a Conveyancer in WBW Solicitors’ Paignton Office, explains the processes involved in the sale of properties through the Court of Protection.
- Website Operators could be Joint Data Controllers with Facebook… and not even know it! – by Jo O’Donovan of WBW Solicitors Jo O’Donovan, a Solicitor in the Commercial & Employment department at WBW Solicitors, explains how Website Operators could now be Joint Data Controllers with Facebook and not even know it!
- Honiton’s Hot Pennies Day – Tuesday 23rd July Honiton’s annual Hot Pennies Day, which marks the opening of Fair Week, took place on Tuesday 23rd July. WBW’s Honiton staff handed out bags to the crowds.
- WBW Solicitors Sponsor the Torbay Five Bays Challenge WBW Solicitors is pleased to announce they are sponsoring the Torbay Five Bays Challenge organised by the Torbay Athletic Club.
- Consent to lease assignment: quick guide for commercial landlords – by Matthew Scott-Tucker of WBW Solicitors Matthew Scott-Tucker, commercial property expert with WBW Solicitors in Exeter, provides an overview of when consent to assignment can and cannot be refused
- Meet the Conveyancer – Helen Davies of WBW Solicitors This meet the conveyancer feature is on Helen Davies, a Partner in the Property Department at WBW Solicitors who is based in our Launceston Office.
- Claiming compensation for fatal negligence – by Richard Blair of WBW Solicitors Richard Blair, a Partner in the PI and Clinical Negligence Department at WBW Solicitors in Paignton, outlines common causes of fatal negligence and explains your rights if such a tragedy affects your family. E: [email protected]
- Claiming compensation if you are hit by a drunk driver – by Andrew Wendon of WBW Solicitors Andrew Wendon, a Partner in the Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Team at WBW Solicitors in Exeter, outlines how you go about claiming compensation if you are injured by a drunk driver. E: [email protected]
- Will I have to sell my business for my divorce? – by Fiona Yellowlees of WBW Solicitors Fiona Yellowlees, a Partner in the Family Law Department at WBW Solicitors in Exeter and Sidmouth, explains how you can best protect your business interests in the event of a divorce. E: [email protected]
- First Time Buyer? The Right Time Is Now – by Damien Pedley of WBW Solicitors Damien Pedley, a Trainee Licensed Conveyancer in the Property Department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, tells us why now is potentially the best time for a first time buyer to purchase a home and details the several financing options available to them. E: [email protected]
- Top Tips for Managing Conflict in a Business – by Kerry Curd of WBW Solicitors Kerry Curd, a Partner in the Employment Department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, provides a comprehensive list of top tips and tricks that managers and business owners should use to manage conflict should it ever occur.
- The value of a non-disclosure agreement – by Laura Clarke of WBW Solicitors Don’t be put off the use of a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) in advance of sensitive corporate or commercial discussions. Laura Clarke, a Partner in the Disputes and Commercial departments, explains its importance in protecting confidential information.
- Cookie Policies… what’s the score? – by Jo O’Donovan of WBW Solicitors Jo O’Donovan, a Solicitor in the Commercial & Employment department at WBW Solicitors, discusses the different types of cookies and details the need for Cookie Policies on websites to ensure that businesses remain compliant with various regulations.
- Step-by-step Guide to Employment Tribunals for Employers – By Kerry Curd of WBW Solicitors Kerry Curd, a Partner in the Employment Department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, goes over the various stages in an Employment Tribunal Claim from an Employers perspective. E: [email protected]
- WBW Associate, Laura Brutti, Achieves Full TEP Qualification The Partners at WBW Solicitors would like to congratulate Laura Brutti, an Associate in the Private Client Department in Sidmouth, for her recent achievement of passing her final STEP exam which means that she is now fully TEP qualified.
- Farming machinery related injuries: claiming compensation – by Martin White of WBW Solicitors When can you make a claim for compensation if you are injured by farming machinery at work? Explained by Martin White, a Partner in the Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Department at WBW Solicitors. E: [email protected]
- Ending the blame game in divorce – By Fiona Yellowlees of WBW Solicitors Ending the blame game on marital breakdown and how mediation or collaborative law can help separating couples resolve disputes. Explained by Fiona Yellowlees, a Partner in the Family Department at WBW Solicitors. E: [email protected]
- Commercial Landlords – Review your Leases and EPCs Now – by Anthony Fripp Although the Energy Efficiency Regulations 2015 came into effect on 1st April 2018, they are still taking some commercial landlords by surprise. Anthony Fripp, a Partner in our Property Department, explains the importance of reviewing your Leases and EPCs now in order to ensure full compliance.
- We have Moved – Bovey Tracey WBW Solicitors are delighted to announce that we have moved to a larger premises within the picturesque moorland town of Bovey Tracey. The new office opened on Monday 3rd June 2019, following a relocation from Union Square to St Margarets House.
- Claiming compensation for a brain injury – by Jane Couch of WBW Solicitors A brain injury can have a catastrophic effect on your life and that of your family. Even if the brain injury isn’t serious, there are still common side effects that can impact the quality of life. Jane Couch explains how you can claim compensation if you have suffered a brain injury which wasn’t your fault.
- Security of Data: Your obligations as a Business – by Jo O’Donovan of WBW Solicitors The most basic of requirements when considering any organisation’s data protection obligations are ensuring you are considering what data you take, what you do with it and providing a privacy notice. But where do you stand in relation to how you physically store personal data?
- Best or reasonable endeavours? What a difference a word makes – by Laura Clarke of WBW Solicitors Endeavours clauses are an integral part of many types of commercial contract. This article discusses the subtle differences between the obligations arising from these clauses. E: [email protected]
- More duties for landlords introduced by the Tenant Fees Act 2019 – by Thomas Lewis of WBW Solicitors Landlords who fails to comply with the Tenant Fees Act 2019 could risk facing a penalty of up to £30,000 levied by a local council’s trading standards department. Thomas Lewis, Dispute Resolution Expert at WBW Solicitors, explains the actions landlords need to take.
- GDPR, where did the time go? – Jo O’Donovan of WBW Solicitors It has now been one year since GDPR came into effect across the UK and even now businesses continue to struggle with the arduous daily task of full compliance with the regulation. Jo O’Donovan, a Solicitor in our Commercial and Employment Department, gives us her thoughts on GDPR one year on.
- Bank Holidays – Our Top Tips for Employers Kerry Curd, a Partner in our Employment Department, details all the important information that businesses and employers should know regarding bank holidays.
- Top tips for lending money to friends or family by Portia Woodhouse of WBW Solicitors Portia Woodhouse, a Chartered Legal Executive in the Dispute Resolution Department at WBW Solicitors, gives some top tips on what you should and shouldn’t do if you are considering lending money to a friend or family.
- What to expect if you are receiving a gifted deposit for a house purchase – by Ashton Partridge of WBW Solicitors Ashton Partridge, a Solicitor in the Property Department at WBW Solicitors, gives her advice on what to expect should you be fortunate enough to receive a giftted deposit for the purchase of a property.
- WBW Solicitors Sponsor Coastal Clean-ups Organised by Living Coasts WBW Solicitors are showing their continued support for improving the local environment by sponsoring Living Coasts, a local Marine Zoo and Aquariam, who are running several beach cleans around Torbay this summer. For information on the clean-ups and for details on how to register your interest, read the full article.
- Ear, Nose and Throat Compensation Claims – by Richard Blair of WBW Solicitors How do you claim compensation if you have suffered due to medical negligence during treatment for ear, nose or throat problems? Explained by Richard Blair, a Partner in the PI and Clinical Negligence Department at WBW Solicitors in Paignton.
- Planning your prenuptial agreement – by Fiona Yellowlees of WBW Solicitors Fiona Yellowlees, a Partner the Family Department at WBW Solicitors, explains the benefits of a prenuptial agreement and outlines what it can cover.
- Tenant Fees Act 2019 – Explained by Joanne Hayes of WBW Solicitors Joanne Hayes, a Partner in our Property Department, explains how the recently published Tenant Fees Act 2019 will affect Tenants, Landlords and Letting Agents when it comes into force on 1st June 2019. E: [email protected]
- Claiming compensation for injuries caused by farming machinery – by Martin White of WBW Solicitors Can you claim compensation if you are injured by dangerous farming machinery? Martin White, a Partner in the Exmouth Office, explains the steps that you should take should you ever find yourself in such a position.
- World Intellectual Property Day – A simple guide to IP – by Jo O’Donovan of WBW Solicitors Jo O’Donovan, a Solicitor in the Commercial and Employment Department, has written a simple guide to IP which covers all the basic information that individuals and companies should know in order to protect their intellectual property. E: joO’Donovan@wbw,co,uk
- WBW Solicitors Launch New Partnership with Sidmouth Bowling Club
- WBW saves the future of much-loved local bowls tournament WBW Solicitors and WBW Chartered Financial Planners step in to guarantee the future of the annual open bowls tournament hosted by three local clubs in Torquay. The tournament first started in 1994 and this funding will secure the future of the tournament for at least the next two years.
- Claiming compensation for misdiagnosed cancer – by Jane Couch of WBW Solicitors How do you claim compensation for misdiagnosed or wrongly treated cancer? – Article written by Jane Couch, a Partner in the PI and Clinical Negligence department at WBW Solicitors. [email protected]
- Claiming compensation for cycling injuries – by Martin White of WBW Solicitors How do you claim compensation if you have been injured in a cycling accident that was not your fault? Explained by Martin White, a Partner in the Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Department at WBW Solicitors.
- Getting vacant possession for redevelopment – by Thomas Lewis of WBW Solicitors A commercial landlord who wants a tenant to leave in order to redevelop must prove that they have a viable scheme and genuinely intend to carry it out. A significant decision by the Supreme Court means that landlords will now need to seek legal advice much earlier in the process to have the best chance of success.
- Employment Tribunals – A step-by-step guide – by Kerry Curd of WBW Solicitors Kerry Curd, a Partner in the Dispute Resolution and Employment Departments at WBW Solicitors, details what to expect at each stage in an employment tribunal claim once a Solicitor has been instructed.
- What can you do if you are being denied contact with your children? – by Fiona Yellowlees of WBW Solicitors My former partner is denying me contact with my children. What legal steps can I take? Explained by Fiona Yellowlees, a Partner in the Family Department at WBW Solicitors.
- Increase in Probate Fees – by Lucy Steven and Chris Hill of WBW Lucy Steven, a Solicitor in the Private Client Department, and Chris Hill, a Chartered Financial Planner, discuss the implications of the recent annoucement by the Government of their plans to introduce a new fee structure for Probate fees. These changes are due to take effect from April 2019.
- Contract termination – securing the right to walk away – by Jo O’Donovan of WBW Solicitors When entering a commercial contract regard needs to be had to your rights of exit if a serious breach occurs. In a new blog by Jo O’Donovan we outline the circumstances in which termination may be possible, the ways in which the right to terminate might be lost and other important issues you need to consider.
- Post Completion Advice for New-Build Homes Sarah Witheridge shares her advice on what buyers of new-build homes should be doing after purchasing their property.
- Resolving a minority shareholder dispute – by Justin Osborne of WBW Solicitors Minority shareholders have more power than you might think. Justin Osborne considers protections in company law and the options for an aggrieved shareholder.
- What’s in a name? – The different types of financial advice explained by Chris Hill, Chartered Financial Planner Chris Hill, a Chartered Financial Planner at WBW Solicitors, explains the different types of services and advice that you can expect to receive from finance professionals with different titles and/or qualifications.
- Tackling responsible dog ownership in Teignbridge – by Sam Thompson of WBW Solicitors Sam Thompson, a Partner in our Newton Abbot office, has received a Distinction Certificate in Dog Law from the British College of Canine Studies. In this article she disusses the steps taken by Teignbridge District Council to tackle responsible dog ownership.
- Using coercive control as a reason for divorce – by Joanne Aggett of WBW Solicitors Can claims of coercive control be used as a reason for getting divorce?
- Rise in the National Minimum Wage – What you need to know This article covers the basic information regarding the rise in the National Minimum Wage that you should be aware of before it comes into effect on 1st April 2019. Should you wish to discuss any of the information raised then you can contact a member of the Employment Team on 01626 202404 or email [email protected]
- Staff Profile: Thomas Lewis Meet the Team! – Meet Thomas Lewis, an Associate in the Dispute Resolution Department at our Exeter Office. Read the full article to find out what Thomas enjoys about his job and what he likes to do in his down time.
- WBW senior solicitor retires after 35 years with the firm A WBW senior solicitor has announced he is retiring at the end of this month. Robin Hunton joined Gowmans Solicitors in 1984 – who merged with WBW Solicitors in 2017, has decided to retire.
- Business and uncertainty – time to futureproof your business As a business owner with any number of employees, it is inevitable that you will find yourself apprehensive about what the future might bring. The added complexity and ever-changing nature of employment law, can make the prospect of having to restructure, or make other changes to your business, daunting and risky. This is where we can help.
- Merging with another privately-owned company – By Laura Clarke at WBW Solicitors Expert legal advice at the outset of any merger will give the proposed joint business the best chance of success. E: [email protected]
- Claiming compensation for antenatal injuries – by Jane Couch at WBW Solicitors Jane Couch, clinical negligence law solicitor at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, explains common antenatal injuries and outlines how you might be entitled to compensation if you or your baby were hurt during pregnancy or childbirth.
- How to get divorced: a guide to the legal process – By Fiona Yellowlees at WBW Solicitors What are the legal steps you need to take to secure a divorce? Explained by Fiona Yellowlees, Partner in the Family Department at WBW Solicitors.
- WBW’s Torquay Office Raising Money for Torbay Holiday Helpers Network The staff at WBW Solicitors Torquay Office have been busy raising money for Torbay Holiday Helpers Network through the use of an office tuck box which has raised £120 over the last 3 months.
- Why do we pay Stamp Duty? – by Sarah Witheridge of WBW Solicitors Sarah Witheridge, Head of Property at WBW, discusses the historical reasoning behind stamp duty land tax and talks about how it has drastically changed from its implementation in 1694 to present day.
- WBW Welcome Tax Expert WBW are pleased to welcome Emma Thomas who joins WBW’s Paignton Office. Emma has a wealth of experience in tax affairs having worked for HM Revenue & Customs for many years. Emma’s areas of expertise include: Compliance, Capital Gains Tax, Income Tax, Trust and Personal Tax Returns.
- Business and Uncertainty – Time to Futureproof Your Business
- The benefits of using local Solicitors and Estate Agents – by Ella Brennan at WBW Solicitors Ella Brennan, Legal Assistant at WBW Solicitors, explains the benefits of choosing a local solicitor and estate agent over an online alternative. [email protected]
- Tracey Pearce, Partner at WBW, moves to Bovey Tracey Tracey Pearce is a Partner at WBW Solicitors and works in the Property department. Tracey has a wealth of experience dealing with both Residential and Commercial Conveyancing matters. Tracey has recently moved to our Bovey Tracey office after being primarily based in our Newton Abbot office for a number of years.
- How to choose a conveyancing lawyer – by Rod Lewis at WBW Solicitors Rod Lewis, a partner at WBW Solicitors talks about what to do and not to do when choosing a conveyancer. By following these few simple guidelines, a happy outcome for all should result. [email protected]
- How to get divorced: a guide to the legal process Divorce is never easy as you grapple with the legal process as well as the arduous tasks of dividing your assets and deciding on custody arrangement for your children. Fiona Yellowlees, family law solicitor at WBW Solicitors, explains the legal steps you need to take to obtain a divorce and how a solicitor can help.
- Key points to note when selling your property – by Marie Moore, Licensed Conveyancer Marie Moore, discusses some key points that sellers need to be aware of when selling their property. Marie also explains the most common certificates and guarantees that sellers need to provide information on, or copies of, when selling a property. E: [email protected]
- My journey to becoming a Chartered Legal Executive with WBW Solicitors Louise Crockford of WBW Solicitors talks about her journey to becoming a Charted Legal Executive and advises anyone considering a career in the law is to consider an apprenticeship role as she has done – gaining valuable on the job experience whilst earning money as you study.
- Claiming compensation for slips, trips and falls on construction sites in bad weather
- Company Closure – Employment Rights If your role is at risk and your employer approaches you with a settlement agreement, please contact a member of our employment team who can help with negotiating an exit package and provide advice on your employment rights.
- Where do I stand if the business I work for is about to be sold? Kerry Curd, Partner at WBW Solicitors, explains your rights as an employee when the business you work for is being sold or made insolvent. The Employment Team at WBW Solicitors are always on hand to provide advice and assistance if you find yourself affected by the sale of the business you work for.
- Who has parental responsibility? The legal rights, powers, duties and authority a person has for a child and their property is known as parental responsibility. Fiona Yellowlees, family law solicitor at WBW Solicitors, explains who has parental responsibility for a child and how it can be obtained if you do not already have it.
- What does winter weather mean for your business?
- Buying or selling a business? It pays to agree key terms upfront
- Making a medical negligence claim for a brain injury Jane Couch of WBW Solicitors outlines how medical negligence can result in a brain injury and how you go about making a compensation claim.
- Less Scrooge, More Santa
- WBW raises a glass to celebrate merger with Ford Simey LLP
- WBW Solicitors act for Exeter’s new Irish sports bar – The Stand Off Ashley Bevans, Commercial Property Solicitor at WBW Solicitors talks about his recent role in Exeter’s new sports bar – The Stand Off. The Stand-Off, fronted by Gareth Steenson, opened their doors last month and is located in Portland House, Longbrook Street, after a comprehensive refurbishment.
- Three ways to negotiate a financial settlement on divorce
- Claiming compensation for farming injuries caused by heavy objects and equipment Learn how to claim compensation for farming accidents involving heavy objects and equipment with the help of a personal injury lawyer.
- Tips on how you can reduce the stress of moving during the festive period
- Claiming compensation for workplace lifting accidents Injured in a lifting accident at work? Therese Classon, a Personal Injury Solicitor explains why you could be entitled to compensation.
- Top Tips for those looking to instruct an Estate Agent Moving home is a big life event. It can be exciting and a little daunting. If you are thinking of selling, Kim Hall, Associate at WBW Solicitors, shares some practical advice for those looking to instruct an Estate Agent to market their property.
- Dame Hannah Rogers Charity Christmas Shopping Trip to London WBW is proud to be sponsoring the Dame Hannah Rogers Charity Shopping Trip to London, that will take place on Saturday 01 December 2018. Get your friends together and book your ticket on this super-special Christmas Shopping trip to London, but be quick as we only have limited numbers available!
- Getting ready to sell your business Our experienced company and commercial solicitors will help you prepare your business for sale to ensure you maximise its value.
- Partner Promotion at WBW
- Time for ‘no fault’ divorce?
- Opinion Piece – Watford Case – Boy, 6, awarded record £37m in NHS compensation after ‘catastrophic’ brain damage
- Continuous improvement – or an unexpectedly costly invention? Intellectual property, patents, inventions, employment contracts, trade marks, designs, copyright, compensation, retirement, moral rights, brands, passing off, breach of confidence. By Laura Clarke, Partner at WBW Solicitors.
- Clinical negligence resulting in the amputation of limbs The need for an amputation because of clinical negligence arises only rarely, but if it does happen you could be entitled to compensation. Richard Blair, personal injury law solicitor at WBW Solicitors explains how you go about claiming compensation if clinical negligence has resulted in an amputation.
- Sponsoring South West Chef of the Year 2018 As a South West law firm, we are proud to back the prestigious South West Chef of the Year competition. We will be sponsoring the award for Best Showcase of Regional Ingredients in the significant annual event, which celebrates its 15th anniversary this year.
- Stannary Brewery – From Home Brew to Craft Brew Laura Clarke, Partner who heads up the Food & Drink Team at WBW Solicitors, recently met with her client, Garry White, one part of the Stannary Brewery crew, to talk about their independent craft brewery based in Tavistock, Devon.
- What to do if you are a pedestrian victim of a hit and run accident
- A guide to selling a property for the first time The process of selling a home can be overwhelming and confusing. Here is our guide and some helpful tips to help you during the home sales process.
- WBW Sponsors the 2018 Powderham Food Festival The Food and Drink Team at WBW Solicitors are proud to sponsor the 2018 Powderham Food Festival. This yearly event showcases the expertise our region has to offer in the food and drink industry with a large number of exhibitors in a stunning location.
- Claiming compensation for a workplace ‘manual handling’ accident Manual handling is the cause of more than a third of all workplace injuries, according to Health & Safety Executive figures. Jane Couch, personal injury law solicitor at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot, outlines how you can go about claiming compensation if you have been injured at work:
- Law firms merge to grow offering in Exeter and East Devon Two of the oldest and most established legal firms in Devon are to merge in November. WBW, who have offices in Newton Abbot, Exeter, Bovey Tracey, Torquay, Paignton and Launceston are to merge with Ford Simey who have offices in Exeter, Exmouth, Sidmouth and Honiton.
- What rights do you have to see your grandchildren? The bond between you and your grandchildren is a special one and it can be upsetting if you are suddenly not allowed to see them. Fiona Yellowlees, family law solicitor at WBW Solicitors in Devon, outlines possible avenues of gaining access to your grandchildren.
- The Cornwall Property Market – Be Prepared!
- Devon Made – Devon Foodie Laura Clarke chats to Devon’s Steve Williams of Good Game Laura Clarke, Partner who heads up the Food & Drink Team at WBW Solicitors, recently met with her client, Steve Williams, one half of Good Game, to talk about their new exciting venture The Globe Inn, a traditional pub in Lympstone.
- City to Sea Marathon
- John Whiting & Co to close and move to WBW Solicitors
- WBW Seasonal Diary – Our Guide to Summer Fun in Devon & Cornwall
- Contract Terms – That you didn’t know were there… When drafting a contract the terms are key. What many people fail to consider is that there may be more terms than those you have expressly agreed to which the parties may be subject to. These are called implied terms and quite often you won’t even know they are there. Read more…
- Has a trip to A&E left you in more pain than before?
- How does a civil partnership differ to marriage? Same-sex couples are able to marry or enter into a civil partnership, while marriage is the only option for heterosexual couples. But what are the key differences and what can you do to protect your interests if your domestic living arrangements change?
- How to choose the best Estate Agent for you… Traditional or online? Estate agents now come in all shapes and sizes and sometimes it can be hard to work out what might work best for you. Sarah Witheridge from WBW Solicitors provides some tips on what to look for in your next Estate Agent.
- Two Partner Promotions at WBW
- Struggling to get on the Property Ladder? Have you longed to buy your own property and get on the housing ladder but raising a deposit is proving too much of a mountain to climb? Gill Bratcher from WBW Solicitors talks about various Government backed schemes that can assist people in getting on to the property ladder.
- WBW Sponsors 2018 Torbay Half Marathon WBW Solicitors are proud to have sponsored the 2018 Torbay Half Marathon which took place on Sunday 24th June and was organised by the Torbay Athletic Club (TAAC). More than 1600 runners braved the scorching heat to tackle this ever popular seaside event.
- Residential Conveyancing – Our Top Tips Whether you are a first-time buyer or a seasoned connoisseur buying another property for your portfolio there are a few things worth thinking about that will help you retain your sanity and ensure a successful conclusion to your transaction.
- Lasting Power of Attorney Refunds
- Meet the Conveyancer Whether you are buying or selling a house, or both at once, you need an experienced solicitor on your team. Today we talk to Dawn Owen who has recently joined the property team in WBW Solicitors Paignton Office. Read Dawn’s top tips on how to take the stress out of your property purchase or sale.
- Sorting out holiday childcare arrangements
- WBW Smash New Record for Rowcroft Will Week 2018
- Finding The Perfect Equestrian Property If you are thinking about taking the plunge and purchasing your own equestrian property, you will already be fully au fait with horses and their requirements. Here are a few requirements that you should consider before taking the plunge…
- Staff Profile: Justin Osborne Here at WBW, we value every one of our team members. Each member of staff has their own stories, motivations and reasons why they enjoy working for WBW. Today we talk to Justin Osborne, a devoted Buckland Athletic FC fan, who specialises in all aspects of litigation and dispute resolution.
- WBW Solicitors sponsors Devon Life Food and Drink Awards 2018 The recognition the awards offer make a substantial impact to local businesses and there has never been a better time to support your local community. If you’ve received a fantastic meal at your local pub or have been impressed by the local farm shop, then why not enter a vote for your favourite place.
- Dress Codes and Sex Discrimination
- Why Taking Advice on Commercial Property Leases Can Save You Time and Money Whilst there may be a keenness to take on premises, and this is especially true in the retail sector. Seeking guidance and advice is highly recommended entering into a commercial property lease. The Commercial Property team at WBW Solicitors are happy to chat on a no-obligation basis.
- Legal Tips for Start-Up Food Businesses Before you can hit the ground running with a new food business, you will need to make sure that the legal aspects are covered – in addition to the obvious environmental heath requirements. Here a few that you might not have thought of…
- Inappropriate Access of Data by Employees General Data Protection Regulations (“GDPR”): Employees should be careful to consider their own use of data and be reminded by their employer that it is not simply the organisation that must be compliant with data protection laws, but each individual too.
- Purchasing a New Build Property WBW share a few points to look at when purchasing new build property. WBW Solicitors has a team of new build specialists who understand the complexities of purchasing a new build property and the deadlines that are involved. Working with you and the developer to achieve a successful outcome.
- DEADLINE DATE IS GONE… But not forgotten
- WBW Solicitors Launch New Partnership with British Heart Foundation WBW Solicitors, have joined forces with the nation’s heart charity to beat heartbreak forever. The 12 month partnership will see staff at WBW Solicitors raising enough money to fund a month’s research to grow new blood vessels.
- Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard (MEES) Any domestic or non-domestic property intended to be let by a landlord which requires an EPC can only be let if the EPC rating is E or above after 1st April 2018. Landlords should review the Government’s guidance on EPCs and MEES regulations carefully and take steps to ensure they comply with the new regulations.
- WBW Solicitors Announces Promotions South West Law firm WBW Solicitors announce 5 associate promotions. Andrea Coish (Family), Jo Aggett (Family), Gill Bratcher (Property) and Caroline Jennings (Property) all make associate. The promotions bring the number of associates to 16.
- Class Q revisited – now even more dwellings can be achieved Class Q Revisited – Important changes to agricultural dwellings.
- Employment Law Update – National Minimum Wage/National Living Wage Increase A reminder that the National Minimum Wage (NMW) and National Living Wage (NLW) rates are changing from the 1st April 2018.
- Can your employees take the day off work due to snow? Your rights explained by our experts Can your employees take the day off work due to snow? Your rights explained by our experts
- Announcement: The loss of our esteemed colleague and friend, Ian Bradbury It is with great sadness that we have to announce the death of our friend and colleague, Ian Bradbury.
- Refund of Employment Tribunal Fees – Now Available To Claim Online Refund of Employment Tribunal Fees – Now Available To Claim Online
- The Source Trade Show 2018
- Movember 2017 – The Result It’s the 1st December, after a busy month of tash growing and fundraising the WBW Movember team are divided…Two members of the team were itching to get the razor out whilst the remaining two have decided to keep their top lip warm for the remainder of the Winter.
- Nutrition Labelling Laws – Do They Apply to Your Business? It’s fair to say that local food is big business. Farmer’s markets, farm shops, artisan pies, craft beers and local cheeses…all have experienced a surge in growth over the last ten years, no doubt helped along by social media spreading the word via Facebook and Twitter.
- WBW Solicitors Announce Change in Bovey Tracey Office Kim Hall of WBW Solicitors has recently moved her residential property expertise from Newton Abbot to Bovey Tracey, joining a well-established team.
- Help the WBW Tash Team Save Lives this Movember David Charlesworth, Anythony Fripp, Ashley Bevans and Damien Pedley are all taking part. You can show them your support by donating on our WBW Tash Team page – https://mobro.co/wbwtashteam?mc=1
- WBW Solicitors – Corraline Health WBW Solicitors have been working with Coralline Health for many years, so what makes such a progressive and successful law firm make this choice?
- WBW Torquay Office Celebrates an Anniversary
- WBW Case Study: Compensation for man left with serious injuries following a motorbike accident Our personal injury department negotiated a settlement for a motorcyclist after a collision caused by a careless driver. Mr Wall from Exeter was riding his motorbike in Exeter when a car driver to his left suddenly changed lanes directly into his path giving him no opportunity to take avoiding action.
- Private Client Team Support Local Animal Charity
- Lasting Powers of Attorney – Why it’s vital to use a professional
- Employment tribunal fees ruled ‘unlawful’
- Staff Profile: Emma Davey Here at WBW we value every one of our team members. Each member of staff has their own stories, motivations and reasons why they enjoy working for WBW. So we’ve decided to post a series of questions and answers with a staff member from one of our 6 offices. Today we talk to Emma Davey, Associate, who specialises in Wills, Probate, Court of Protection Work and Lasting Powers of Attorney at our Launceston office.
- WBW in the Top 150 Businesses in Devon and Cornwall 2017 We are pleased to announce that WBW Solicitors have been shortlisted in this year’s Top 150 Businesses in Devon and Cornwall, complied by the Western Morning News.
- WBW Solicitors sponsor Ashburton Cricket Club WBW Solicitors are very proud to be supporting Ashburton Cricket Club for the first time this year. We are extremely happy to be associated with a club that is so focused on its future and growing to be such an integral part of the community.
- Deborah Ogle Retires After Almost 30 Years in the Legal Industry Deborah Ogle is to retire from WBW Solicitors on the 28th June 2017, after almost 30 years in the legal industry.
- Staff Profile: Suzy Seaby Here at WBW we value every one of our team members. Each member of staff has their own stories, motivations and reasons why they enjoy working for WBW. So we’ve decided to post a series of questions and answers with a staff member from one of our 6 offices. Today we talk to Suzy Seaby, Conveyancer, in our Exeter Office.
- WBW Proudly Sponsor the Contemporary Craft Festival WBW Solicitors are delighted to be main sponsors of the exciting, vibrant and prestigious Contemporary Craft Festival, held in Bovey Tracey.
- General Election 2017: What changes can be expected in Health and Social Care from the main parties? As we approach another General Election, the main parties have published their manifestos with proposals for this sector featuring highly. The reason for this may well be as a reaction to the crisis however, it can only be positive that health and social care is at the forefront of concern.
- Tracey Smashes London Marathon Target Tracey Granger from our Private Client team recently ran the 2017 London Marathon to raise money for Heart Research UK.
- WBW Team Wins National Professional Administrative Day Award The WBW Cashiers Department has been awarded an accolade by Property Search Group (PSG).
- WBW Helps to Raise £2,780 for City Tribute Exeter’s legal community gathered in Southernhay yesterday, for a charity cheque presentation. The legal community has raised over £2,500 for the creation of a permanent cultural tribute to the buildings that perished in last year’s Cathedral Yard fire.
- WBW Solicitors and Charles Stanley support Exeter City Korfball Club Exeter City Korfball Club received generous sponsorship from two local firms, WBW Solicitors and Charles Stanley Wealth Managers.
- WBW Solicitors Proud Sponsors of The Contemporary Craft Festival
- Staff Profile: Anthony Fripp Here at WBW we value every one of our team members. Each member of staff has their own stories, motivations and reasons why they enjoy working for WBW.
- WBW Solicitors Announces Associate Promotion South West law firm WBW Solicitors has announced the promotion of Matthew Cooper to associate solicitor in its Private Client department.
- WBW Solicitors Support HMS DRAKE Charity Bike Ride Members of the Royal Navy based at HMNB Devonport will undertake a charity bike ride in aid of Cancer Research UK and the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity.
- WBW Supports the Exeter Fire Fundraiser WBW Solicitors has joined forces with other Exeter city law firms to help raise money to go towards the Devon Community Foundation after the devastating Cathedral Yard fire.
- WBW South Devon Football League
- WBW Sponsor Devon Pollinators Month
- Brain Tumour Research chosen as WBW Solicitors Charity of the Year for 2016/2017
- WBW Proud Sponsors of One Man Two Guvnors by TOADS Theatre Company, Torquay.
- Ensuring Sufficient Money for the Catastrophically Injured Thoughts on Lord Chancellor’s decision to change discount rate for personal injury damages to minus .75 percent, from 2.5%.
- Director Who Resigned Banned After Company Failure A recent case shows that when the chips are down, being a director is less about the title of your job with the company and more about your responsibility’s
- WBW Solicitors incorporating Peters Langsford Davies WBW Solicitors LLP has merged with Launceston based Peters Langsford Davies LLP. Creating one of the largest practices in the South West.
- DIY Probate Runs Risks It is entirely possible to apply for probate and deal with an estate without seeing a lawyer, but it’s not without risks, explains WBW Solicitors.
- Merger leads to expansion A merger of two firms will create one of the largest legal practices in the South West. WBW Solicitors LLP to merge with Peters Langsford Davies LLP.
- Promotion of high achievers at WBW
- Staff Profile: Gill Bratcher Each member of staff has their own stories, motivations and reasons why they enjoy working for WBW. Today we talk to Gill Bratcher from our Torquay Office.
- WBW issues warning about the Government’s online LPA tool Helen Goodwin from WBW Solicitors based in Newton Abbot raises serious concerns around the Government’s online tool for creating Lasting Powers of Attorney.
- Laura Clarke looks at food and drink legislation Laura Clarke of WBW Solicitors Food and Drink Team provides a recap on the EU Regulation of the provision of food and drink information to consumers.
Our People
- Alexandra Croft Alexandra Croft is a Partner and specialises in Residential Property matters at WBW Solicitors in Sidmouth. Email: [email protected]
- Amanda Angus Amanda Angus is a Legal Assistant and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. Email: [email protected]
- Amanda Farley Amanda Farley is a Solicitor in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in the firms Honiton office. [email protected]
- Amanda Sells Amanda Sells is a Paralegal and works in the corporate and commercial department at WBW Solicitors in Exeter and Newton Abbot.
- Amber Jennings Amber Jennings is a Legal Assistant specialising in the preparation of Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Estates. [email protected]
- Amy Read Amy Read is a Partner specialising in inheritance disputes, otherwise known as Contentious Probate. [email protected]
- Anju Newcombe Anju Newcombe is a Partner specialising in all aspects of residential property, in particular new build properties. [email protected]
- Annaka Mota Annaka Mota is a Trainee Solicitor and currently works in the Dispute Resolution Team at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. [email protected]
- Anne Keate Anne Keate is a Licensed Conveyancer and works in the Property Department at WBW Solicitors. [email protected]
- Anthony Fripp Anthony Fripp is a Partner specialising in all landlord and tenant matters and commercial sales and purchases. [email protected]
- Ashleigh Taylor Ashleigh Taylor is a Trainee Solicitor and works in the Disputes department at WBW Solicitors in Honiton. [email protected]
- Ashton Sutcliffe (formerly Partridge) Ashton Sutcliffe is a Senior Associate and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Bovey Tracey. [email protected]
- Ben Thomas Ben Thomas is a Licensed Conveyancer and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Brixham. Email: [email protected]
- Billie Richards Billie Richards is a Tax and Trust administrator specialising in trust accounts, trust and personal tax returns and inheritance tax accounts. [email protected]
- Brian Maxwell Brian Maxwell is a Solicitor and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in the firms Chard office. Email: [email protected]
- Carla Eagleson Carla Eagleson is a Chartered Legal Executive at WBW Solicitors in Torquay. Carla advises on all aspects of Residential Property.
- Carlie Broome Carlie Broome is a Property Advisor and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors. Email: [email protected]
- Carly Kingdon Carly Kingdon is a Legal Assistant and works in the Property Department at WBW Solicitors in Launceston. Email: [email protected]
- Caroline Maunder Caroline Maunder is a Senior Associate specialising in private client matters at WBW Solicitors in Exeter. [email protected]
- Catherine Causey Catherine Causey is a Partner and head of Private Client services at WBW Solicitors. She specialises in all aspects of Private Client work.
- Catherine Grinter Catherine Grinter is a Trainee Solicitor & works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Axminster. [email protected]
- Chelsea McIntyre Chelsea McIntyre is a Legal Assistant in the Private Client team at WBW Solicitors in Seaton. Email: [email protected]
- Chris Hill Chris Hill is a Chartered Financial Planner and Director of WBW Chartered Financial Planners. Email: [email protected]
- Christina Richards Christina Richards is a Solicitor and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in the Sidmouth office.
- Claire Brady-Firth Claire Brady-Firth is a Chartered Tax Advisor and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Axminster.
- Craig Richards Craig Richards is a Financial Planner at WBW Chartered Financial Planners and has worked in financial services for over 27 years.
- Daniel Gornall Daniel Gornall is a Chartered Financial Planner and specialises in providing Independent Financial Advice to a wide range of individuals and families to help them achieve their desired future lifestyles.
- Danielle Sowden Danielle Sowden is a Property Advisor and works in the Residential Conveyancing Department at WBW Solicitors in Exmouth.
- Darren Heard Darren Heard is an Associate at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. Darren is able to advise on both Commercial and Residential Property matters.
- Dave Robinson Dave Robinson is a Chartered and Certified Financial Planner at WBW Chartered Financial Planners. Email: [email protected]
- David Wheaton David Wheaton is a Consultant Solicitor at WBW Solicitors and works in the Residential Property department. Email: [email protected]
- Debbie Hamzij Debbie Hamzij is a Partner in the Property department at WBW Solicitors. She specialises in residential conveyancing. [email protected]
- Donna Rowland Donna Rowland is a Senior Associate at WBW Solicitors and specialises in Private Client matters. Email: [email protected]
- Elle West Elle West is a Solicitor in the Family department at WBW Solicitors. Elle joined the firm in 2021 and is based in our Honiton office.
- Ellie Rees Ellie Rees is a Legal Assistant working in the Court of Protection Team of the Private Client Department at WBW Solicitors.
- Emma Davey Emma Davey is a Partner at WBW Solicitors and specialises in a wide range of Private Client services. Email: [email protected]
- Emma Morley Emma Morley is a Trusts Administrator in the Private Client department of WBW Solicitors in Axminster. [email protected]
- Emma Northover Emma Northover is a Partner and works in the Dispute Resolution department at WBW in the firms Honiton office. [email protected]
- Emma Oakley Emma Oakley is a Private Client Advisor and works in the Bovey Tracey office at WBW Solicitors. Email: [email protected]
- Fiona Luscombe Fiona Luscombe is a Solicitor and Notary Public at WBW Solicitors. She is qualified to witness, authenticate and arrange legalisation of documents for use overseas.
- Fiona Yellowlees Fiona is a Partner and head of the Family Law team at WBW . She is also a member of WBW Farm and Estates. Email: [email protected]
- George Yabsley George Yabsley is a Solicitor in the Property Department at WBW Solicitors in Exeter. Email: [email protected]
- Gill Bratcher Gill Bratcher is a Partner at WBW Solicitors and specialises in all aspects of residential conveyancing. Email: [email protected]
- Giselle Sayed Giselle Sayed is a Residential Property Advisor at WBW Solicitors and is based in their Paignton office. Email: [email protected]
- Grace Rogerson Grace Rogerson is a Legal Assistant and works in the Private Client team at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. Email: [email protected]
- Helen Davies Helen Davies is a Partner in the Property department at WBW Solicitors. She is based in the Launceston office. Email: [email protected]
- Helen Goodwin Helen Goodwin is an Associate in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. Email: [email protected]
- Helen Jarvis Helen Jarvis is a Solicitor in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. Email: [email protected]
- Ian Avery Ian Avery is a Financial Planner at WBW Chartered Financial Planners. Ian offers a wide range of financial services. [email protected]
- Jacqui Bell (formerly Neate) Jacqui Bell is a Legal Executive and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors. Email: [email protected]
- James Edmonds James Edmonds is an Associate and works in the Employment Law department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. Email: [email protected]
- Jane Couch Jane Couch is a Partner and Head of Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence at WBW Solicitors. Email: [email protected]
- Janice Courtenay Janice Courtenay is a Chartered Legal Executive and works in the Private Client Department at WBW Solicitors in Paignton and Torquay.
- Jenny Kemp Jenny Kemp is an Associate at WBW Solicitors and specialises in Dispute Resolution matters. Email: [email protected]
- Jess Thomas Jess Thomas is a Trainee Solicitor and is currently working in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Torquay. [email protected]
- Jo O’Donovan Jo O’Donovan is a Solicitor and works in the Commercial Law and Employment Law departments at WBW Solicitors. Email: JoO’[email protected]
- Joanne Aggett Joanne Aggett is an Associate and works in the Family Law department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. Email: [email protected]
- Joanne Hayes Joanne Hayes is a Partner and works in the Residential Property department at WBW Solicitors in Exeter. Email: [email protected]
- Jodie Barlow Jodie Barlow is a Private Client Solicitor at WBW Solicitors and works from our Exeter and Seaton offices. Email: [email protected]
- John Whiting John Whiting is a Senior Solicitor and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Launceston. Email: [email protected]
- Julie McDermott Julie McDermott is a Property Support Solicitor at WBW and specialises in Residential and Commercial Conveyancing. [email protected]
- Justin Osborne Justin Osborne is a Partner at WBW Solicitors and specialises in Dispute Resolution and Employment Law matters. [email protected]
- Karen Osborn Karen Osborn is a Partner and works in the Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence department at WBW Solicitors in Honiton.
- Kate Maslen Kate Maslen is a Partner and works in the Dispute Resolution department at WBW Solicitors in the firms Exmouth office. [email protected]
- Katherine Wright Katherine Wright is an Associate and works in the Family Law department at WBW Solicitors in Torquay. [email protected]
- Kathryn Akintunde Kathryn Akintunde is a Solicitor and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. E: [email protected]
- Kathryn Boyes Kathryn Boyes is a Private Client Advisor at WBW Solicitors specialising in Wills, Trusts & Probate matters. Email: [email protected]
- Katrina Skeels (nee Short) Katrina Skeels is an Associate and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in the firm’s Seaton office. [email protected]
- Kay Faulkner Kay Faulkner is a Chartered Legal Executive and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. [email protected]
- Kerri Hyland Kerri Hyland is a Private Client Advisor at WBW Solicitors and is based in the Sidmouth office. Email: [email protected]
- Kerry Curd Kerry Curd is a Partner and Head of Employment Law at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. Email: [email protected]
- Kim Stoneman Kim Stoneman is a Property Advisor and works in the Property Department at WBW Solicitors in Axminster. Email: [email protected]
- Laura Brutti Laura Brutti is a Tax and Trust Partner at WBW Solicitors. She is the Branch Manager of our Axminster office. Email: [email protected]
- Laura Clarke Laura Clarke is a Partner and Head of Commercial Services at WBW Solicitors. She is based in the Newton Abbot office. [email protected]
- Laura Thompson Laura Thompson is an Associate and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Launceston. Email: [email protected]
- Leanda Garton Leanda Garton is a Chartered Legal Executive and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot.
- Lisa Stanton Lisa Stanton is an Associate and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Brixham. [email protected]
- Lisa Wilcock Lisa Wilcock is a Solicitor and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Exeter. Email: [email protected]
- Lloyd Hale Lloyd Hale is a Partner and works in the Residential and Commercial Property departments at WBW Solicitors. [email protected]
- Louise Crockford Louise Crockford is an Associate and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Launceston. Email: [email protected]
- Louise Evers Louise Evers is a Property Advisor at WBW Solicitors and is based in the firms Brixham office. Email: [email protected]
- Louise Ewing Louise Ewing is a Chartered Legal Executive and works in the Family Law department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. [email protected]
- Louise Garnsey Louise Garnsey is a Licensed Conveyancer and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Exmouth. [email protected]
- Lucy Andrew Lucy Andrew is a Trainee Solicitor and currently works in the Private Client team at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. [email protected]
- Lucy Davis Lucy Davis is a Legal Assistant and works in the Property Department at WBW Solicitors in Torquay. Email: [email protected]
- Lucy Pillinger Lucy Pillinger is a Senior Associate in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Honiton. Email: [email protected]
- Lucy Steven Lucy Steven is an Associate and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. Email: [email protected]
- Lucy Williams Lucy Williams is a Legal Assistant and works in the New Build Property Team at WBW Solicitors in Exeter. Email: [email protected]
- Malcolm Emery Malcolm is dual qualified as a Chartered Tax Adviser and a Solicitor. Email: [email protected].
- Mandy Crask Mandy Crask is a Private Client Advisor at WBW Solicitors and is based in our Paignton office. Email: [email protected]
- Marie Moore Marie Moore is an Associate and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Launceston. Email: [email protected]
- Mark Ollier Mark Ollier is a Consultant and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in the firms Seaton office. [email protected]
- Martin White Martin White is a Partner and works in the Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence department at WBW Solicitors. Email: [email protected]
- Matthew Cooper Matthew Cooper is a Partner at WBW Solicitors in Paignton and specialises in Private Client work. Email: [email protected]
- Melissa Down Melissa Down is a Chartered Legal Executive at WBW Solicitors and specialises in Private Client services. Email: [email protected]
- Mina Mahon Mina Mahon is a Legal Assistant and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Torquay. Email: [email protected]
- Miriam Saxl Miriam Saxl is a Partner and specialises in Private Client services at WBW Solicitors. Email: [email protected]
- Nadia Kelley Nadia Kelley is an Associate in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors. She specialises in all areas of Court of Protection work.
- Natalie Bowers Natalie Bowers is an Associate and specialises in Private Client services at WBW Solicitors. Email: [email protected]
- Nick Emson Nick Emson is a Solicitor and works in the Family Law department at WBW Solicitors in their Exeter and Sidmouth offices. [email protected]
- Oliver Poustie Oliver Poustie is a Legal Assistant in the Property team at WBW Solicitors in Exeter. [email protected]
- Penny Evans Penny Evans is a Private Client Advisor at WBW Solicitors and is based in our Newton Abbot office. Email: [email protected]
- Penny Jenner Penny Jenner is a Solicitor and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in the firms Exeter office. [email protected]
- Penny Davis (nee Tomlinson) Penny Davis is a Legal Assistant at WBW Solicitors and specialises in Private Client services. Email: [email protected]
- Penny Wood Penny Wood is a Solicitor and specialises in Private Client matters at WBW Solicitors. Email: [email protected]
- Peter Crawley (formerly Richards) Peter Crawley is a Solicitor and works in the contentious probate team at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. [email protected]
- Portia Woodhouse
- Rachael Harvey (nee Jones) Rachael Harvey is a Residential Conveyancer in the Conveyancing Department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. [email protected]
- Rachel Worthington
- Rebecca Stanbury Rebecca is an Associate at WBW Solicitors and deals with commercial, agricultural and residential property matters. [email protected]
- Richard Blair
- Richard Glanville Richard Glanville is a Solicitor and works in the Property department at WBW in the firms Sidmouth office. [email protected]
- Richard Wright Richard Wright is a Chartered Financial Planner at WBW Chartered Financial Planners. Email: [email protected]
- Rod Lewis Rod Lewis is a Solicitor in the Property Department at WBW Solicitors in Bovey Tracey who specialises in Conveyancing.
- Sam Thompson
- Samantha Allnutt
- Samantha Guppy Samantha Guppy is a Legal Advisor and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in Axminster. Email: [email protected]
- Sanjeev Harash Sanjeev Harash is a Partner and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in the firms Chard office. [email protected]
- Sarah Guise Sarah Guise is a Legal Assistant and works in the Dispute Resolution department at WBW Solicitors. Email: [email protected]
- Sarah Witheridge
- Shana Broaders Shana Broaders is a Solicitor and works in the Inheritance Disputes and the Private Client departments at WBW Solicitors.
- Sharon Lightwood Sharon Lightwood is a Property Advisor in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in the Exmouth office. [email protected]
- Simon Dusting Simon is a Solicitor and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Paignton. Email: [email protected]
- Simon Musannif Simon Musannif is a Partner and works in the Family Law department at WBW Solicitors in Exeter. [email protected]
- Sophie Snell Sophie Snell is a Paralegal and works in the Commercial Property department at WBW Solicitors in Exeter. Email: [email protected]
- Stephanie Spencer (formerly Wintle) Stephanie Spencer is a Chartered Legal Executive and works in the Disputes department at WBW Solicitors in Torquay.
- Stephen Craig
- Steve Bulman
- Susannah Emson (formerly Bower) Susannah Emson joined WBW in 2014 and specialises in tax and trusts.
- Suzanne Millage Suzanne Millage is an Associate and Licensed Conveyancer and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Exeter.
- Suzy Seaby Suzy Seaby is a Senior Associate at WBW Solicitors in Axminster and specialises in residential conveyancing. [email protected]
- Tanya Bornet Tanya Bornet is a Property Advisor and works in the Honiton office at WBW Solicitors. She specialises in the sale and purchase of properties.
- Tanya Jegorovskaja Tanya Jegorovskaja is a Tax Administrator and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in the firms Exeter office.
- Terri Rich Terri Rich is a Legal Assistant and works in the Family Law Department at WBW Solicitors in Exeter. Email: [email protected]
- Therese Classon Therese Classon is a Partner and works in the Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence department at WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot.
- Thomas Lewis Thomas Lewis is a Senior Associate and works in the Dispute Resolution and Litigation department at WBW Solicitors. [email protected]
- Tim Selley Tim Selley is a Partner and works in the Dispute Resolution department at WBW Solicitors in Exeter. Tim specialises in park home disputes.
- Tracey Granger
- Tracey Martin Tracey Martin is an Associate and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors in the firms Axminster and Chard offices.
- Tracey Pearce Tracey Pearce is a Partner in the Property department at WBW Solicitors in Bovey Tracey. She is also the Branch Manager.
- Valerie Silverthorne Valerie is a Consultant and works in the Property department at WBW Solicitors.
- Victoria Smyth Victoria Smyth is a Partner and works in the Private Client department at WBW Solicitors. She is the Office Partner in our Chard office.
- Warren Douglas
- Yvonne Kellow Yvonne Kellow is a Senior Associate specialising in all aspects of residential property and at WBW Solicitors in Paignton.
Vacancies
- Compliance Officer – Exeter WBW Solicitors is hiring a Compliance Officer to work in their Exeter office. To apply, email [email protected]
- Family Solicitor – All offices WBW are looking for a full-time Family Solicitor to join our busy family law department, working from any of our offices.
- Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive – Axminster Hiring | WBW Solicitors are looking for a Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive to join their Axminster office. [email protected]
- IT Support Technician / Assistant WBW Solicitors is looking to hire an IT Support Technician/Assistant to join one of their offices in Newton Abbot, Paignton, Torquay or Exeter
- Legal Secretary – All Offices WBW Solicitors are looking for a Legal Secretary to join one of their busy offices across Devon and Cornwall. Contact [email protected]
- Legal Secretary – Property – Bovey Tracey WBW Solicitors are looking for a Legal Secretary to join our Property team in our busy Bovey Tracey office. Contact [email protected]
- Legal Secretary – Private Client – Exeter WBW Solicitors are looking for a Legal Secretary to join our Private Client team in our busy Exeter office. Contact [email protected]
- Legal Secretary – Private Client – Newton Abbot WBW Solicitors are looking for a Legal Secretary to join our Private Client team in Newton Abbot. Contact [email protected]
- Legal Secretary – Private Client Tax & Trusts Team – Exeter WBW Solicitors are looking for a Legal Secretary to join our Private Client team in our busy Exeter office. Contact [email protected]
- Legal Secretary – Property – Axminster WBW Solicitors are looking for a Legal Secretary to join our Property team in our busy Axminster office. Contact [email protected]
- Legal Secretary – Property – Paignton WBW Solicitors are looking for a Legal Secretary to join our Property team in our busy Paignton office. Contact [email protected]
- Personal Tax Junior or Senior – Tax and Trusts – All Offices
- Personal Tax Senior with Trust Administration Experience – Tax and Trusts – All Offices
- Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive – Bovey Tracey WBW Solicitors are looking for a Private Client Lawyer to join their Bovey Tracey team. For further info please email [email protected].
- Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive – Exeter WBW Solicitors is looking for a Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive to join their busy office in Exeter. [email protected]
- Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive – Exeter WBW Solicitors is looking for a Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive to join their busy office in Exeter. [email protected]
- Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive – Exmouth WBW Solicitors is looking for a Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive to join their team in Exmouth. [email protected]
- Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive – Honiton WBW Solicitors is looking for a Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive to join their team in Honiton. [email protected]
- Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive – Newton Abbot WBW Solicitors are looking for a Private Client Lawyer to join their Newton Abbot team. For further info please email [email protected].
- Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive – Paignton WBW Solicitors is looking for a Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive to join their team in Paignton. [email protected]
- Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive – Seaton Hiring | WBW Solicitors are looking for a Private Client Solicitor or Legal Executive to join their Seaton office. [email protected]
- Property Lawyer – Torquay WBW are looking for a Property Lawyer to join their team in Torquay. For further information on the role, please email [email protected].
- Trust Administrator – Tax and Trusts – All Offices
Our Locations
- Axminster Our Axminster office is located close to the centre of town and it is is easily accessible by car, bus, cycle or on foot. [email protected]
- Bovey Tracey WBW Solicitors Bovey Tracey Office is located in the centre of this market town. Offering Conveyancing and Private Client services.
- Brixham Discover WBW Solicitors in Brixham, Devon – combining expert legal services with local knowledge, in a stunning, historic seaside setting.
- Chard Our Chard Office is located close to the centre of town, within easy access to local shops, restaurants and cafes. [email protected]
- Exeter Our Exeter Office is located just minutes from the bustling Exeter High Street and the stunning Cathedral. This office is easily accessible by car, train, bus, cycle or on foot.
- Exmouth Our Exmouth Office is located just minutes from the main shopping hub and the beautiful sandy beaches. This office is easily accessible by car, train, bus, cycle or on foot.
- Honiton Our Honiton Office is located on the High Street and is easily accessible by car, train, bus, cycle or on foot. [email protected]
- Launceston Our Launceston Office was created in January 2017 following a merge with long-standing Launceston solicitors Peters Langsford Davies (PLD).
- Newton Abbot Our Newton Abbot Office is the firms Head Office, and is where our story began as Woollcombe Beer Watts in 1831.
- Paignton Our Paignton office was created following the merger with Paignton-based Solicitors, Gowmans in April 2017. We are located on Hyde Road.
- Seaton Our Seaton office is located close to the seafront and easily accessible by car, bus, cycle or on foot. [email protected]
- Sidmouth Our Sidmouth Office is located on the main High Street. This office is easily accessible by car, bus, cycle or on foot. [email protected]
- Torquay Our Torquay Office is located in the heart of Torquay, within a stone’s throw of the elegant Town Hall. [email protected]
