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When a shareholder dies, their shares are dealt with by the executors of their estate (if there is a will) or by the administrators under the Intestacy Rules (if there is no valid will). Both the executors and administrators are known as ‘personal representatives’ (PRs). Partner and Head of Private Client James McMullan of West End Law Firm RIAA Barker Gillette, looks at what happens to a shareholder's shares when they die.
Read MoreWhat happens when a business owner’s mental health takes a downturn? Who can assist with business decisions in their absence? In today’s article our strategic partner RIAA Barker Gillette UK’s Partner & Head of Private Client, James McMullan looks at how business owners can protect their business interests, should they lose mental capacity.
Read MoreArt galleries are a key part of the cultural scene in the UK. This guide aims to provide you with an insight into the key legal considerations to bear in mind before embarking on your art gallery venture.
Read MoreThe Fixed Recoverable Costs regime is undergoing significant changes, taking effect from 1 October 2023. Here are some key takeaways to help you understand the implications, which may change the stance your business takes with civil ligation claims.
Read MoreIntellectual property (“IP”) is a highly valuable part of a business. It can take many forms but essentially consists of intangible assets including copyrights, trade marks, patents, designs and trade secrets. Learn more how to protect your business’ Intellectual Property.
Read MoreBusiness disputes are unavoidable and it’s for this reason that Dragon Argent are delighted to introduce our new Head of Commercial Litigation, Margherita Barbagallo and she have shared some thoughts about why she feels it is so important for founders to focus on resolving disputes rather than using the court system.
In this weeks newsletter, the Dragon Argent Corporate & Commercial Solicitor Freddie-Nicolle Brace share her top tips for founders and entrepreneurs when it comes to utilising the SEIS & EIS venture capital schemes.
Read MoreDragon Argent look at the circumstances in which a startup might benefit from appointing a company secretary, particularly in respect of enterprise value.
Read MoreStarting up a business is an exciting time but you may become embroiled in disputes with clients, suppliers or employees. Find out how to avoid going to court and protect your business from disputes.
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