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You have probably heard this expression before, especially if you deal with leases of commercial property, but may well be unsure as to what it actually is! Well, a statutory declaration is a formal statement

We are delighted to announce that Josiah Hincks has been appointed to the University of Leicester real estate legal panel. This appointment is a significant step for our firm and the beginning of what we

  As of 18th November 2025, verifying your identity with Companies House will become mandatory under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency (ECCT) Act 2023. These regulations aim to combat fraud and enhance corporate transparency.

We are delighted to announce that Josiah Hincks has been recognised in the prestigious Legal 500 Guide for the fourth consecutive year.  For over 30 years, The Legal 500 has been analysing the capabilities of

At Josiah Hincks Solicitors, we’re proud to be named as one of the participating law firms for Free Wills Month, offering eligible clients the opportunity to have a simple will written or updated completely free

Selling a property at Auction You may consider selling a property at Auction. This can often be a faster process than selling your property on the open market.  Before the property is sold at Auction,

This article examines what a director should consider before providing a personal guarantee. It explores the nature and purpose of personal guarantees, the risks and liabilities associated with them, and the factors directors should consider

Commercial Solicitors in Leicester – Expert Legal Guidance for Business Restructuring At Josiah Hincks, our team of solicitors in Leicester have extensive experience advising businesses across a range of sectors on strategic restructures. One of

We are very proud to congratulate Natasha Moore, Charlie Miles, Mitchell Coppen, Asmaa Hannan and Emily Haines who have all qualified as Solicitors recently. They have all worked extremely hard over the last few years

Terms and conditions are an essential way to protect your business. Although it’s not a legal requirement to have terms and conditions, we have set out below some points which demonstrate why we recommend having