Please Note:
On Friday 13th June, we are upgrading our telephone system. This may lead to a brief interruption of service. If you are unable to get through on our usual Southend number, please call 01702 843480. We apologise for any disruption.
The Legal 500 law firm rankings are eagerly anticipated every October, and we’re delighted that Jefferies has again been acknowledged as a leading law firm, with rising stars amongst our teams, in the South East region.
The new Job Support Scheme was one of the major announcements on the Chancellor’s Winter Economy Plan to help SMEs survive the winter. Find out more about the scheme here.
Join us in welcoming Rebecca Driver to the Jefferies team as a Licensed Conveyancer. Here, Rebecca has shared her insights into her new role, her hopes for the property market and her advice for budding solicitors!
At Jefferies, we are here for all couples considering a divorce or dissolution and can advise you on all aspects of your life that may be affected in the event of a redundancy. Here, our Divorce Department offers answers and guidance for everyone who finds themselves in this situation.
After updates in the Coronavirus Act, new changes suggest that landlords will now have to give tenants at least 6 months’ notice when seeking to regain possession of a rented property.
The lift of the ban on evictions was due to take place on 23 August, however, there has been a ‘U-turn’ with the ban set to remain in full force for a further 4 weeks. Find out more here.
In anticipation of the ban on evictions being lifted on 23 August, Victoria Scott guides landlords through the process of reactivating existing possession proceedings.
Organised by RoadPeace, National Road Victim Month marks a month of remembrance for victims of road crashes and raises awareness of the importance of road safety.
The Government updated guidance on the creation of Wills as a response to the Coronavirus pandemic, by introducing legislation to allow people to use video-conferencing technology to witness a Will. How will this affect the way Wills are made?
