• Pensions and Points to Think About

    Pensions and Points to Think About

    6th October 2026

    Categories: News, Private Client

    What and Why? From 6th April 2027 the rules in relation to pensions are changing. The primary legislation is set out in Part II ... READ MORE

  • Ownership of Fishing Rights and What You Need to Know

    Ownership of Fishing Rights and What You Need to Know

    8th September 2026

    Categories: Agricultural, News

    How do I know whether I own fishing rights? In the absence of an express agreement or deed explicitly stating the ownership of fishing ... READ MORE

  • How could the end of Upwards Only Rent Reviews affect your business?

    How could the end of Upwards Only Rent Reviews affect your business?

    2nd July 2026

    Categories: Commercial, News

    How could the end of Upwards Only Rent Reviews affect your business? Upwards Only Rent Reviews (UORRs) have long been common in commercial leases ... READ MORE

  • What Can I Do About a Problematic Executor?

    What Can I Do About a Problematic Executor?

    16th June 2026

    An executor is the person appointed to administer a person’s estate in accordance with the terms of their Will. An executor’s authority comes from ... READ MORE

  • Two New Solicitors for Our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Department

    Two New Solicitors for Our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Department

    5th March 2026

    Categories: Litigation, News

    We are pleased to announce that Madelief Matheson and Ross Simmons have qualified as Solicitors within our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Department. David Barnes, ... READ MORE

  • A New Era for Residential Landlords and Tenants

    A New Era for Residential Landlords and Tenants

    23rd February 2026

    The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (the ‘Act’) was given royal assent on 27 October 2025 and represents a significant reform of the private rental ... READ MORE

  • Residential Property Team going from strength to strength

    Residential Property Team going from strength to strength

    19th February 2026

    Categories: Conveyancing, News

    The Residential Property team is in a fortunate position in 2026, going from strength to strength. Most recently, Charles Robinson, an experienced and local ... READ MORE

  • OSG's 2025 Round up

    Against the Current – 2025 Round Up

    Against the Current – 2025 Round Up

    22nd December 2025

    Categories: Governments, News

    Reflecting on the firm’s achievements is one of our favourite times of the year. We are tremendously proud of everything we have accomplished this ... READ MORE

  • Start of Companies House Identity Verification: What to Expect from 18th November 2025

    Start of Companies House Identity Verification: What to Expect from 18th November 2025

    6th November 2025

    Categories: Corporate, News

    As 18 of November is quickly approaching so is the next phase of the Companies House new identification verification requirements for directors and persons ... READ MORE

  • Pensions and Points to Think About

    Pensions and Points to Think About

    6th October 2026

    Categories: News, Private Client

    What and Why? From 6th April 2027 the rules in relation to pensions are changing. The primary legislation is set out in Part II ... READ MORE

  • Ownership of Fishing Rights and What You Need to Know

    Ownership of Fishing Rights and What You Need to Know

    8th September 2026

    Categories: Agricultural, News

    How do I know whether I own fishing rights? In the absence of an express agreement or deed explicitly stating the ownership of fishing ... READ MORE

  • How could the end of Upwards Only Rent Reviews affect your business?

    How could the end of Upwards Only Rent Reviews affect your business?

    2nd July 2026

    Categories: Commercial, News

    How could the end of Upwards Only Rent Reviews affect your business? Upwards Only Rent Reviews (UORRs) have long been common in commercial leases ... READ MORE

  • What Can I Do About a Problematic Executor?

    What Can I Do About a Problematic Executor?

    16th June 2026

    An executor is the person appointed to administer a person’s estate in accordance with the terms of their Will. An executor’s authority comes from ... READ MORE

  • Two New Solicitors for Our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Department

    Two New Solicitors for Our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Department

    5th March 2026

    Categories: Litigation, News

    We are pleased to announce that Madelief Matheson and Ross Simmons have qualified as Solicitors within our Litigation & Dispute Resolution Department. David Barnes, ... READ MORE

  • A New Era for Residential Landlords and Tenants

    A New Era for Residential Landlords and Tenants

    23rd February 2026

    The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (the ‘Act’) was given royal assent on 27 October 2025 and represents a significant reform of the private rental ... READ MORE

  • Residential Property Team going from strength to strength

    Residential Property Team going from strength to strength

    19th February 2026

    Categories: Conveyancing, News

    The Residential Property team is in a fortunate position in 2026, going from strength to strength. Most recently, Charles Robinson, an experienced and local ... READ MORE

  • OSG's 2025 Round up

    Against the Current – 2025 Round Up

    Against the Current – 2025 Round Up

    22nd December 2025

    Categories: Governments, News

    Reflecting on the firm’s achievements is one of our favourite times of the year. We are tremendously proud of everything we have accomplished this ... READ MORE