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Expert analysis on various legal topics from MKB Law
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Emma Smyth and Maria Conway look at commercial property transactions - specifically within the areas of property development, retail and hospitality - and provide examples of where the legal process fits into these transactions.
MKB Law Director Neil Logan chats with Paul McCoubrey, Managing Director at Navigate, about how to plan - financially and emotionally - for live after selling or stepping back from your business.
Neil Logan and Christopher Mason discuss the current legal recruitment landscape in Northern Ireland, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities for professionals. With MKB Law actively recruiting, the pair also share their personal journeys to the firm and offer insights into what it's like to work at MKB.
Daniel McCracken and Kelly Shaw discuss this landmark Supreme Court judgment, recently featured in the news, which clarifies when non-matrimonial assets can become subject to the ‘sharing principle’ in divorce. The ruling also has important implications for both high-net-worth individuals and more typical family and matrimonial law cases going forward.
In this reflective and heartfelt conversation, Anne Marie Kelly joins Neil Logan to share her journey - from school days to becoming a leading family law practitioner and respected business leader. They discuss the early influences on her career, the decision to co-found MKB Law, and the meaningful relationships she’s built along the way.
A new report by the Law Commission outlines proposals to reform the Wills Act 1837, potentially reshaping the legal landscape in England and Wales. Daniel McCracken and Chris Quinn discuss the key recommendations covering electronic wills, the Court's dispensing powers, marriage and will revocation, undue influence and mental capacity.
Intestacy probably isn't a term that many of us are familiar with, but it made headlines recently when Liam Payne's £24 million estate became subject to the rules of intestacy. In this episode, Daniel McCracken and Chris Quinn from our Private Client team discuss what really happens when someone passes without making a will.
Join Bernie McCloskey and Gordon McElroy as they explore the complex topic of lease forfeiture, examining it from both a corporate and litigation perspective. Even if you're not involved in commercial property letting, you'll find this topic more fascinating than you might expect!
Join James Boyd and Gordon McElroy from MKB Law's Corporate team as they explore the complexities of removing a director from a company. In this discussion they share various example scenarios and provide expert insights throughout. Listen on Podbean or search MKB Law on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
Emma Smyth and Bernie McCloskey explore the legal liability of landowners for property damage caused by fallen trees, particularly in the aftermath of Storm Eowyn. While many assume that landowners are responsible, liability depends on many factors. They also look at damage caused by encroaching tree roots, particularly if protected by a Tree Preservation Order.
Gordon McElroy and Emma Smyth discuss Section 76 planning agreements. MKB Law’s Commercial Property team represents housing developers across Northern Ireland, where Section 76 requires them to contribute to local infrastructure, green travel initiatives, and, increasingly, social and affordable housing.
Following on from their discussion on shareholder disputes, in this episode Gordon McElroy and Christopher Mason focus on mediation as a form of dispute resolution - an important topic that many might not be familiar with.
Christopher Mason and Gordon McElroy discuss shareholder disputes, exploring key topics like quasi-partnerships, unfair prejudice petitions, ADR and derivative actions. They also touch on current trends including post-Brexit challenges and ESG policies.
In the world of litigation - where every case is a unique narrative - crafting and executing effective strategies is an art form. From initial letters to the final outcome, the strategies employed are the script that unfolds in the theatre of the courtroom.
James Boyd and Chloe Stewart, discuss the basics of trademarks and intellectual property in the UK, the benefits of trademark registration, and touch briefly on the matter of 'passing off'.
Lynsey Henderson and Gordon McElroy look at warranties and indemnities. Topics covered include the key concepts of warranties and indemnities, the purpose of them within a share purchase agreement, due diligence and claims.
Lynsey Henderson and Gordon McElroy look at Investment Agreements and offer insights for both investors and businesses - from practical tips for negotiating investment agreements, through to potential risks and exit strategies.
Family Lawyers Ceadhra Cummings and Emma Jamison discuss parental responsibility, particularly in instances where the parents are unmarried or have separated/divorced, and what this means for parents and children.
Anne Marie Kelly and Emma Jamison from our Family Law team discuss no fault divorce; new legislation in England and Wales that reforms the divorce process but is yet to be introduced in Northern Ireland.
The Employment team at MKB Law discusses the new employment buzzwords and concepts that have arisen post-pandemic specifically quiet quitting, quiet firing, the great resignation and career cushioning.
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