Monthly Archives: June 2016

What happens to our employment laws in the wake of Brexit?

With the European Union Referendum results now the subject of much furore both nationally and internationally Julie Dalzell, Senior Associate, Jacksons Law Firm, takes a look at the employment landscape moving forwards. There has been a great deal of highly charged speculation as to what a future outside of the EU will hold for UK […]

Jacksons Law Firm helps with Purchase of 18th Century Pub

The commercial property team at Jacksons Law Firm recently advised new owners, Jim and Sally Abbot, on the purchase of The Vane in Long Newton. Jim and Sally bought the pub as it gave their son Andy, and his partner Emily, the perfect opportunity to practice their talents as chef and front of house manager. […]

Why should I make a will, anyway?

In difficult economic times, individuals are right to question where every penny of their hard-earned money is going in life. Yet many find it difficult, and perhaps unpleasant, to raise the same questions about where their assets will end up after their death. Solicitor Helen Milburn outlines the key reasons why the decision to make […]

Members of the North East Combined Authority Leadership Board have confirmed their support for the proposed devolution agreement for the North East. This will include the creation of a mayoral combined authority for the North East and should mean that more key decisions regarding transport, the economy and skills will be made in the region. […]

Jacksons Law firm advises on the purchase of historical North Yorkshire Inn

North East based Jacksons Law Firm recently advised Ian and Carol Rae, the new owners of the Coachman Inn, Snainton, when they made the decision to buy the 240 year old establishment.  The commercial property team at the law firm, with assistance from its employment and corporate team, worked closely with Ian and Carol to […]