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• DIY divorce – what are the hidden pitfalls?
• Mincoffs advise on acquisition of yacht charter company
• Which contract of employment is best for my business?
• Are your prepared for the new data protection regime?
• Legal 500 2016: Mincoffs at the ‘top of their game’
• The continuing problem of harassment in the workplace
• Racial inequality in the workplace
• Government to reveal housing stimulus package in autumn
• Leisure group to breathe new life into York venue
• North East entrepreneur launches digital start-up
• Top five legal takeaways for established businesses
• Mincoffs to offer personal licence holder training
• Mincoffs help Gateshead’s Vielo Sports secure investment
• Brexit – take control of your affairs
• North East property developer acquires landmark property
• Employee sent home from work for not wearing high heels
• North East based Ailantus Hotels expand portfolio
• EVENT: Social Media @work #thesequel
• Newcastle’s Cairn Group on major acquisition drive
• The importance of wills for cohabitees
• New associate solicitor appointment
• Finalists in Northern Law Awards 2016
• Government U-turns on extra stamp duty for ‘granny flats’
• Equity partner appointment at Mincoffs Solicitors
• What could ‘Brexit’ mean for your IP rights?
• An evening with Rory Bremner
• New ruling on holiday pay
• The Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015
• Mincoffs Solicitors sponsor 1820 Foundation
• MPs reject Sunday trading changes
• GetDigital North East
• Budget 2016: commercial property stamp duty reform
• One-off show to support regional charity
• Don’t forget your digital assets when making a will
• Licensing changes to temporary events notices
• New Year – take control of your affairs
• Newcastle engineering firm further South East presence
• Jobs safeguarded as Newcastle hotel operator acquires Buckinghamshire site
• Property developer secures multi-million pound corporate refinance
• April’s increase in Stamp Duty Land Tax
• Service station granted 24 hour alcohol sales licence
• Mincoffs to sponsor Virgin Money Cyclone
• Mincoffs Solicitors act for major gaming firm Bede Gaming
• Flood damage – who is responsible for the clean up?
• Mincoffs licensing and gaming team secures bingo licence
• Auto enrolment and new employer pension duties
• Is January really divorce month?
• Paying to bring a claim?
• New arrangements for personal licence renewals
• New limit on holiday pay claims
• Divorce – the myths
• New legislation sets driving limits for prescription drugs
• Christmas Jumper Day
• Mincoffs assist in Bede Gaming contract with Rank
• Cloud contracts: levelling the playing field
• Stamp duty reforms on residential property
• Shire luxury upgrade at listed Victorian hall
• Valentines Day
• New crowdfunding rules: implications for tech start-ups
• L.B Foster announces acquisition of TEW Engineering Ltd
• Mincoffs celebrate success in the Legal 500 2014 listing
• Take control – make a Lasting Power of Attorney
• Mincoffs represent the north in The Legal 500 awards
• Bank holidays in 2015 and temporary events notices
• Cohabitation – what you really need to know
• Clock change – are you covered?
• Who needs a lawyer anyway?
• The Clarkson controversy – right to suspend
• Marriage, divorce and their effects on your will
• Simpler house-buying: joint venture for Conveyancing Portal
• Investment adds to County Durham dental franchise’s development plans
• Vince v Wyatt – what does it mean for you?
• High Bridge hotel boost
• Tobacco displays
• Budget 2015 highlights
• Mincoffs sponsor Virgin Money Cyclone
• Managing social media in the modern workplace
• The A-Z of family Law
• Budget 2015: a boost for first-time buyers – the help to buy ISA
• Mincoffs headline sponsor of Dynamo chairman’s dinner
• Mincoffs Family Law Film
• Payment of commission as part of holiday pay
• North East care home operator acquires Peterlee property
• Mincoffs celebrate 10 years at Osborne Terrace
• Mincoffs Senior Partner celebrates 45 years at the firm
• Is it worth getting a pre-nuptial agreement?
• Certainty: The National Will Register
• Newcastle law firm announce new partner
• Shared parental leave – who’s left holding the baby?
• Mincoffs help Lugano secure alcohol license for Tesco Express
• Mincoffs sponsors Best Bar None Awards 2015
• Employment law update: the advent of pre-claim conciliation
• Jobs saved after buyer is found for Gateshead care home
• The legal regulations of serving alcohol in your salon
• Mincoffs sponsor the Sunderland U9s
• HR employment law developments
• End of a relationship…
• UK passes law enforcing plain packaging for tobacco products
• Calling all mothers
• The commercial team manifesto (of sorts)
• Exploiting intellectual property – are you missing a trick?
• Deregulation and the licensing act
• Landmark collective redundancy decision
• Controversial ‘beach body’ advert under investigation by watchdog
• Implication for employment law following the victory by the Conservative Party
• Bank holidays and temporary events notices
• Divorce and social media
• Mincoffs secure licence for former Newcastle Quayside bar Victoria 22
• Marketing team shortlisted for Northern Law Award
• ISO 27018 – a new cloud privacy standard
• Yes or no: do grandparents have rights?
• Case report re: non married couples – Curran v Collins (2015)
• Comparative advertising
• EYELEVEL Creative revolutionise 3D visualisation
• Lego’s mini-figures prove they are a force to be reckoned with
• Getting comfortable with trade marks
• We’re all going on a summer holiday
• May the force be with you… Disney?
• Bakery giant Greggs plans cafe move in Newcastle city centre
• New firework legislation now in force
• Ashley Maddison hack
• Rescue deal saves Newcastle jobs
• Divorce in the same country you were married?
• Taking children abroad
• The right to be paid for travelling to and from work
• No prizes for confusing competition terms and conditions
• Jesmond’s Willi’s coffee shop granted alcohol licence
• The Cairn Group acquire Ramada Glasgow Airport Hotel
• Alcohol wholesale registration scheme (AWRS)
• Playing Aldi at their own game?
• Legal 500: 2015 sees continued growth for Mincoffs Solicitors
• The Alcohol Registration Scheme has been delayed
• Our promise to ‘deliver you from gobbledygook…’
• International sanctions and expert controls: Is your business at risk?
• Continued growth for leading law firm
• EU declares data protection agreement ‘Safe Harbour’ invalid
• Castledene and Hegartys join to form new North East estate agent partnership
• Housing market hits four year high
• Mincoffs sponsor Morpeth Rugby 1st XV Team
• Shared parental leave
• North East must look beyond its boundaries to be truly competitive
• Mincoffs advise on purchase of North East hotel
• Regearing leases
• 87% in North East leave life-changing decisions in the hands of strangers
• Mincoffs take part in CEO Sleepout
• Phase two of Help to Buy scheme officially launched
• Dentist Direct expands overseas with new branch in Dubai with help from Mincoffs
• Have you reviewed your will recently?
• The consumer rights act 2015 – are your terms and conditions up to date?
• New marketing manager for Mincoffs
• Mincoffs secure Law Society’s new quality mark
• Maddi Alexander secures Harrods deal with legal help from Mincoffs
• Temporary events notices: Christmas is coming
• Autumn statement: stamp duty reforms announced
• New partner joins the team
• Mincoffs’ residential conveyancing department bucks the trend
• Autumn Statement: The Northern Powerhouse
• Beachfront restaurant granted alcohol licence
• Mincoffs staff take part in school initiative
• The legal dimensions of 3D printing
• Spectacles and privacy in a snapshot
• Mincoffs welcome a new partner
• Changes to licensing law
• Mincoffs expand their team
• How can I use my temporary events notices? (TENs)
• Mincoffs residential team continues to grow
• Mincoffs sponsoring Virgin Money Cyclone – Leazes Criteriums Senior Race
• Mincoffs extend family team
• Mincoffs sponsors Best Bar None awards 2012
• Mincoffs team raises over £1000 for Cancer Research UK – Race for life
• Mincoffs shortlisted in Legal 500 2017 Awards
• Shocking statistics regarding employees diagnosed with cancer
• Major multiple acquisition augments growth for North East leisure group
• Further growth at Mincoffs marked by the appointment of two new partners
• Why bother having standard terms and conditions of business?
• Mincoffs advise Northern Bear Plc on renewed bank facilities with Yorkshire Bank
• Mincoffs offer personal licence holder training
• Local youth hostel opens new ‘baa’ after being granted alcohol licence
• Parliamentary Committees publish report on employee dress codes
• Mincoffs announce three new appointments
• Time for a spring clean? Don’t forget about your affairs!
• Solicitor appointment at Mincoffs
• Management buyout of Sunderland technology firm
• Time to get your house in order
• Major overhaul planned for Licensing Act
• Deal to bring YOLO Townhouse to Newcastle is completed
• Cardiff based AI software firm set for further growth
• Finalists in Northern Law Awards 2017
• Sunderland based company gets £250,000 investment to set up online land marketplace
• Sadler Brown Group has ‘designs’ on expansion following acquisition
• North One TV acquires DirtQuake
• Mincoffs’ commercial team report most successful year to date
• Licensing changes to temporary events notices
• Newcastle engineering firm Patrick Parsons acquire Manchester-based BCM
• Breaking: the latest in the KitKat trade mark proceedings
• Hair and beauty salons could face large fine for offering free glasses of wine
• A fair financial deal on divorce – what does that mean?
• Newcastle hotel group saves 125 jobs after buying Scottish hotels from administration
• Supreme Court rules employment tribunal fees are ‘illegal’
• Update: licensing regulations for salons
• US private investment group acquire Sheffield manufacturer Cooper & Turner
• Newcastle’s LitterBoss cleans up in multi-million pound acquisition
• North East couple acquire Merrivale Model Village in Great Yarmouth
• Mincoffs are pleased to support the 2017 If We Can You Can Challenge
• Further significant holiday pay developments
• Mincoffs advise on sale of O2 franchise
• Patrick Parsons to accelerate growth with multi-million pound investment
• Patrick Parsons acquire infrastructure engineering specialist THDA
• Bob Senior passes on Fat Buddha reins
• New home care service opens in Northumberland
• Pharmacy group makes latest acquisition
• Mincoffs sponsor Morpeth U15 girls rugby team
• The irretrievable breakdown of marriage
• Regional property experts trial ‘Solicitor Ready’ scheme
• New appointments at Mincoffs Solicitors
• Mincoffs assist on new licence for Heaton bottle shop
• Mincoffs: ‘excellent in all areas.’
• Ashchem Chemists sells chain of pharmacies to Juno Health
• Associate solicitor promotions at Mincoffs
• What is the Court of Protection and how can it affect me?
• Advance Construction moving forward after next generation MBO
• If We Can You Can Challenge 2017 – THE RESULTS.
• Renowned local lawyer joins Mincoffs
• Mincoffs shortlisted in Legal 500 Awards 2018
• Club Bongo International licence saved with help from Mincoffs Solicitors
• “Haven’t got around to it…”
• Mincoffs rank joint second in top dealmaker report
• Associate promotions in Mincoffs’ residential property team
• Private dental clinic expands following 10 years of success
• What every business should know about intellectual property
• Issue with telephone lines
• GDPR – do I really need to do a data audit?
• Eslington Villa acquired with the help of Mincoffs
• Mincoffs act on sale of Northumberland care home
• North East businesses rally to support region’s start-ups
• Corporate finance team assist motor vehicle business with funding
• Northern Law Awards 2018 finalists
• Mincoffs announce new partner
• Mincoffs sponsor Thinking Digital Startup Competition
• Wealth management firm acquires sharehold with Carrick Financial Management
• Senior appointment in Mincoffs’ commercial team
• North East’s most active advisers for Q1 unveiled
• Licensing hours extended for royal wedding
• Success in the 10th Annual International M&A Awards
• Should I consider a pre-nuptial agreement?
• Win for corporate team at Northern Law Awards 2018
• Corporate team act on engineering consultancy deal
• Mincoffs act on garden centre sale
• New Sunderland bar is granted late alcohol licence  
• Civil partnership or marriage – could everyone now have the freedom to choose?
• Premises licence granted for new Morecambe bowling alley
• Cash retention in the construction industry
• Mincoffs third most active deal maker in the North East
• We’re all going on a summer holiday
• Continued expansion for Mincoffs with new appointments
• Yes or no: Do grandparents have rights?
• Mincoffs marketing team shortlisted for esteemed award
• No-fault divorce – could this be the solution to an amicable break-up?
• Bringing an employer into disrepute
• Beauty therapists take over Sunderland salon
• North East facilities management firm targets M62 growth following Leeds acquisition
• Entrepreneurs drawing up big plans for Newcastle Print Solutions after acquisition
• The UK’s four day week may already be here
• Mincoffs advise Indian restaurant on procedures and training
• MOJ refund scheme for powers of attorney
• Hartlepool pharmacy sold to expanding local operator
• Sale of new-build homes with leasehold to be banned by government
• Consett bar receives go ahead to extend opening hours
• Mincoffs finalists in four categories at M&A Awards Gala
• Mincoffs and ITPS to hold cyber security briefing panel
• Stamp duty changes for shared ownership first time buyers
• Mincoffs Solicitors acquire Particular Legal
• Mincoffs advise on management buy out of County Durham manufacturing firm
• Eaglescliffe pharmacy sold to expanding local operator
• New angel investor community aims to bridge the North East tech community’s equity gap
• Investment planned for Yarm hotel under new owner
• Tech Nation investor readiness workshop – Monday 10th December
• Employment law changes expected in 2019 and early 2020
• Lasting Powers of Attorney – choose them, sign them, forget about them!
• Mincoffs Solicitors advise on software company MBO
• IT managed services firm expands into North West with help from Mincoffs
• Double care home acquisition for Teesside care company
• Community aims to give Ryton pub a new lease of life
• New IT manager for Mincoffs Solicitors
• Cyber security – a collaborative approach
• Mincoffs shortlisted for eight categories in 2019 Northern Law Awards
• Mincoffs’ finance team shortlisted for prominent accountancy award
• Government pledges to clamp down on ‘toxic’ leasehold deals
• Employment law update April 2019
• No-fault divorce update – an end to the ‘blame game’
• Company director found personally liable for employment law breaches
• Mincoffs Solicitors secures licence for historic Newcastle rowing club
• Multimillion-pound investment for tabletop games developer
• Start-up competition partners with leading regional businesses as it returns for 2019
• Mincoffs bolsters commercial and employment offering with new hires
• The A-Z of family law
• Employment law seminar – sexual harassment in the workplace
• Advanced Personal Licence Holder Training (APLH)
• New owner for popular Heaton eatery
• Working time to cause more work for employers?
• Mincoffs Solicitors appoints New commercial property solicitor
• Triple success for Mincoffs at Northern Law Awards 2019
• Court of Appeal: shared parental pay not required to match maternity pay
• New Italian restaurant to open in Westerhope
• Mincoffs ranked third most active North East dealmaker in first half of 2019
• Herrington family fun weekender to be part of larger regional schedule
• Is flexible work working for everyone?
• Carrick Financial Management acquired by Tier One Capital
• Regional ship repair firm purchases historic former Royal Clarence Yard from MoD
• Northumberland department store sold after 170 years
• Mincoffs Technology Team to Hold ‘Tech Drinks’ Event
• ‘Stand Out’ Mincoffs Solicitors recognised in Legal 500 2020
• Mincoffs advise on hotel and golf club rescue deal
• Salon reopens in former Washington pub with the support of Mincoffs Solicitors
• Lyn Rutherford receives ‘Senior Statesperson’ accolade in Chambers 2020
• Mincoffs’ ‘well regarded’ technology team praised in Chambers guide
• Mincoffs shortlisted in Legal 500 Awards 2020
• Inward growth for Portland Consulting Engineers
• Christmas opening hours 2019/20
• Northern Bear acquires electrical contracting business
• ‘Jack’s Law’ to entitle bereaved parents to two weeks’ leave
• Mincoffs retains place in top three North East deal tables for 2019
• Becoming a personal licence holder– what, why, how and where?
• Fizz in the City – CANCELLED
• Employment update: Coronavirus (COVID-19)
• Popular legal property professional, Una Coulson, hands over to next generation
• Coronavirus notice
• Further acquisitions and diversification announced for fabrications firm
• Emergency legislation passed to prevent the sale of food or drink for consumption on the premises
• Separated parenting during Coronavirus (COVID-19)
• Protect those around you by preparing a will
• We are open for business
• Chancellor gives support to millions of self-employed individuals
• New Head of Department for Mincoffs’ Residential Property Team
• What does the UK Government advice mean for conveyancing transactions?
• Mincoffs support music and app developer
• Government releases restrictions to allow people to move
• Mincoffs corporate team advises on sale of Profile Analysis
• Frequently asked questions during COVID-19
• Remote hearings: do I like them?
• Preparing the hospitality sector for trade post lockdown 
• Mincoffs achieve government certification for cyber security
• Spousal maintenance and Covid-19
• When will the hospitality trade open?
• Hospitality venues in England to reopen from 4 July
• Official guidance on the further easing of coronavirus restrictions from 4 July
• COVID-19: The effect of force majeure and frustration on your contracts
• Relaxation of off sales, delivery services and pavement café licences
• An end to the blame game – new divorce laws now in sight
• Bad news for the licensed trade? Delay in Business and Planning Bill
• New video tech to increase remote hearings in civil and family courts
• VAT cuts and ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme announced
• Stamp duty holiday announced
• Autonomous robotics startup BotsAndUs raises £2 million from VC investors
• North East pharmacy sold after 23 years of ownership
• The Business and Planning Act 2020 receives Royal Assent
• Italian restaurant chain Vapiano saved by new leisure group
• Wills witnessed by video link to be made legal
• Lasting Powers of Attorney for your business
• East Coast Concepts restaurant group bought out of administration 
• £300 million to boost UK manufacturing productivity by 30%
• North East curfew on pubs, restaurants and licensed venues
• Self-Isolation and rights to paid time off work
• County Durham pharmacy sold
• Meeting others in pubs to be illegal in North East
• Coatsink Software acquired by Thunderful Group
• Death of LIBOR
• Mincoffs retains 3rd position in North East deal tables
• Government guidance: Local restrictions by tier
• Workplace Covid-19 Secure Certificate
• Mincoffs advise on acquisition of access equipment specialist
• New laws to be introduced to protect leaseholders
• Requiring employees to have a Covid-19 vaccination
• Successful Equity Investment Round Drives Road Bike to Market
• Attending the workplace during lockdown: can your employer force you to come in?
• COVID-19 Safe Workplaces: guidance for employers and employees
• Mental health, wellbeing and COVID-19 – guidance for employers
• Keeping in contact with staff when working remotely: does tech beat traditional?
• 12% of British Firms have Introduced Remote Employee Monitoring
• Can provision of equality and diversity training be a successful defence against discrimination?
• Rural Broadband Firm Alncom Secures Investment
• Law Commission Calls for Wedding Law Reform
• Dismissal for comments on social media
• Electrical service solutions provider expands into Scotland with latest acquisition
• North East SaaS Firm Secures Funding for Growth
• The key differences between US conservatorship and English deputyship
• Uber v Aslam- Self-employed, workers and employees
• Can an employer deduct sums from furlough pay?
• Stamp duty holiday officially extended to September 2021
• Furlough Extension – what are the plans?
• Spring Budget 2021 Announcements: Furlough, SDLT, Tax and more
• Keeping children protected online: six months to the Children’s Code
• How can employers support employees struggling with mental health challenges?
• Growth Planned for Newcastle Biotech Firm following Acquisition by Swedish Company
• Revolutionary specialist tech recruitment firm secures £1m funding
• No filter: ASA cracks down on influencers’ use of ‘misleading’ beauty filters in ads
• Fire and rehire – where do employers and employees stand?
• Disabled football fans banned from attending cup final
• Key Promotions at Mincoffs Solicitors
• Aura Infection Control Complete Management Buyout
• Post-nuptial agreements – what are they?
• Chemistry right for RSK Group’s acquisition of Newcastle’s Enviresearch
• Newcastle leisure entrepreneur snaps up Richoux restaurant brand out of administration
• Work-life balance; holidays and rest breaks
• An update for landlords on evictions
• Why is it important to consider your business as part of Estate planning?
• Arrangements for children following separation
• New divorce laws to come into force on 6th April 2022
• Newcastle architects launch own firm after buying out award-winning practice
• License fees to increase for gambling operators
• The ban on evicting commercial tenants for the non-payment of rent has been extended until 25th March 2022
• Newcastle law firm announces new partner
• Outdoor ceremonies for civil weddings and civil partnerships legalised
• Deliveroo drivers cannot rely on the right to freedom of assembly and association
• EAT ruling on childcare disparity and indirect sex discrimination
• Hospitality strategy launched to help the sector recover
• Specialist adult and children’s services provider acquired by Flexible Support Options Holdings Limited
• Gender pay gap in sport and daily life
• Mirthy bags £800,000 to build the largest community platform for over 60s
• 26 year old entrepreneur buys out £400,000 turnover tights business
• Mincoffs Solicitors appoint new corporate partner
• Goodboy Digital acquired by global leader in instant games with the help of North East advisors
• Should I be seeking a share of my spouse’s pension on Divorce?
• An update on compulsory Covid-19 vaccinations
• How is divorce law changing and do I need to wait for it to come into force?
• North East Business Boosts Vaccination Effort
• North East advisors secure funding for e-commerce retailer with sustainable focus
• Fit Notes: Temporary extension to self-certification period
• Sports scientists raise £800k for employee wellbeing app
• Can an employer require employees to be vaccinated?
• Mincoffs Solicitors appoint Commercial Director
• Employee fairly dismissed for refusing non-mandatory COVID-19 vaccination
• Expansion of private client team at Mincoffs
• February 14th… one of the most popular dates in the year for engagements
• No-Fault Divorce now imminent
• Revocation of the requirement for mandatory vaccinations against Covid-19
• Landform Surveys acquired by Lucian services
• New premises for Newcastle digital product studio
• The Ed Sheeran copyright case explained
• Legal age of marriage and civil partnerships raised to 18
• Key promotions at Mincoffs Solicitors
• Mincoffs shortlisted for Northern Law Awards
• Mincoffs Solicitors welcomes new Partner
• Do you need a whistleblowing policy?
• Mincoffs ranks highly in the Experian Q1 UK M&A Review
• Investment boost for Fun Fest franchise
• Are menopause policies good for business?
• Mincoffs assists in key telecommunications acquisition
• Alcohol licences granted for Rebel and Liosi’s
• A1 Industrial Trucks is on the move
• Are unlimited holidays a benefit to employers and employees?
• Long Covid – what employers need to know
• Holidays abroad with children – legal guidelines for separated parents
• Mincoffs Solicitors celebrates continued growth and expansion
• Changes to trust registration in the UK
• Reform of the private rented sector
• Holiday pay calculations for part year workers
• Government extends pavement licences
• Mincoffs Solicitors partners with Generator Union
• Menstrual leave – empowering or embarrassing?
• Fizz in the City – 30th September 2022
• Corporate team shortlisted for Dealmakers Awards
• Worker recruitment and retention
• The power in a name
• Am I too young to make a will?
• Regaining contact with grandchildren
• Are NFTs the next big investment?
• Queen Elizabeth II
• Ban on exclusivity clauses for low-income workers
• Mincoffs Solicitors welcomes new Chief Operating Officer
• Mincoffs Solicitors praised by Legal 500 guide
• Intelligent Video acquired by L.B. Foster
• Solicitor qualifies into the corporate team
• Mincoffs gains new rankings in Chambers guide
• Raising a glass to Lixir Drinks
• Fizz in the City – 2nd December 2022
• Bright sparks wanted!
• Mincoffs Solicitors and Naylors Gavin Black act on £5m sale
• Does a shadow licence provide a safety net for landlords of licensed premises?
• Threat intelligence experts join industry leading portfolio
• Mincoffs continues to grow
• L.B. Foster expands UK group with acquisition
• Mincoffs shortlisted for TMT Firm of the Year
• Mincoffs completes further acquisition for Northern Telecom
• Is January really divorce month?
• Fizz in the City – 10th March 2023
• Japanese knotweed – knot your problem?
• Mincoffs closes 2022 with top three deal volume
• 50 years of service
• What you need to know before buying a short term holiday let
• Should I include digital assets in my Will?
• Franchising is in the pipeline for Acropolis Street Food
• Mincoffs advises on sale of Qadex to global software firm
• Licensing team delivers on £16m museum and whisky distillery
• Libra Seafoods expands operations with second site
• Care home operator trebles in size on the back of recent acquisitions
• Multiple appointments further strengthen the team at Mincoffs Solicitors
• How to prepare for the family court
• How to navigate family holidays as a separated parent
• Private client team shortlisted for top award
• Trio of promotions at Mincoffs Solicitors
• Mincoffs advises on £1m investment into ART Health Solutions
• Fizz in the City – 16th June 2023
• Can I move abroad with my children?
• Home care acquisition expands care provider’s reach across the region
• Appointments strengthen key teams at Mincoffs Solicitors
• Northern Telecom bolsters IT offering with latest acquisitions
• High Court rules on agency staff covering striking workers
• Mincoffs announced as finalists at Dealmakers Awards
• Mincoffs ranked top North East legal adviser
• Aztec Diamond set for growth after buyout
• Planning for the future after a dementia diagnosis
• Ensuring personal data is protected when using overseas providers
• Buyout signals investment and growth for engineering firm
• Change on the horizon for businesses supplying the public sector
• Mincoffs advises on Northumberland caravan park sale
• Fizz in the City – 27th October 2023
• Reproflex3 eyes further growth following acquisition
• Mincoffs celebrates rankings in Legal 500 2024 guide
• Does it matter if I divorce later in life?
• New ranking for Mincoffs Solicitors in 2024 Chambers guide
• Lily Ella saved from liquidation
• Solicitor qualifies in residential conveyancing team
• My Delhi launches Leicester restaurant following success of North East venues
• Top 10 features of a franchise agreement
• Ascot Care eyes future growth with multi-million pound refinance deal
• Mincoffs Solicitors welcomes marketing manager
• Two Mincoffs partners shortlisted for Lawyer of the Year
• Freedom of Information – a curse or a blessing?
• Mincoffs named region’s most active dealmaker of year to date
• Running for Gold
• Child arrangements for separated parents over the Christmas period
• Mincoffs Solicitors celebrates 75 years
• Mincoffs signs on as Northern Football Club sponsor
• Future secured for prominent construction company following MBO
• Recruitment firms merge in drive for expansion
• Fizz in the City – 16th February 2024
• What to consider following a Valentine’s Day engagement
• Mincoffs revealed as region’s most active deal adviser across 2023
• ICO reminds app developers of privacy responsibilities
• North East family firm complete seven-figure acquisition deal
• Critical change to how personal data can be sent abroad
• Appointment bolsters private client team
• Northwood Newcastle planning further growth after North Shields estate agency acquisition
• Bidding for and delivering public sector contracts
• Fizz in the City – June 2024
• Five reasons to use a solicitor for your will
• Mincoffs retains position as region’s number one deal adviser
• How to prepare for a first meeting with a divorce lawyer
• Employment law changes – what to expect from a Labour government
• Fairley Gunn Group expands radiography division presence
• Mincoffs successfully defends Teesside venue
• How non-compliance can jeopardise your public procurement bid
• Mincoffs partners with Children’s Activities Association
• Mincoffs partner secures new ranking in Chambers High Net Worth Guide
• Lottery wins and divorce
• New core supplier requirements for businesses supplying the public sector
• Employment law updates from the King’s Speech 2024
• Mincoffs shortlisted in two categories at North East Dealmakers Awards
• The benefits of early inheritance tax planning for your estate
• Parenting plans – what are they, and are they worth entering into?
• I’ve been married for less than one year – can I divorce?
• Mincoffs’ corporate team expands with solicitor appointment
• Streak of success continues for Mincoffs Solicitors
• What is the role of CAFCASS in court proceedings concerning children?
• Mincoffs rises in Legal 500 2025 rankings
• Festive Fizz in the City – November 2024
• Ranking success for Mincoffs in Chambers Guide 2025
• Key changes in the Employment Rights Bill 2024
• Understanding the new duty to prevent workplace sexual harassment
• Experian ranks Mincoffs as North East’s most active deal adviser
• Insight Evening – 26th November 2024
• Paralegal to solicitor – Mincoffs’ trainees qualify into key teams
• Two new trainee solicitors join Mincoffs
• How employees with disabilities are protected in the workplace
• Further growth for Mincoffs following solicitor appointments
• Mincoffs delivers Iron Kingdom acquisition for Steamforged Games
• Mincoffs Solicitors announces raft of promotions
• How does the 2024 budget affect estate planning?
• ITC Service secures BGF investment with support from Mincoffs
• Solicitor appointment strengthens Mincoffs’ employment team
• Mincoffs Solicitors advises in sale of Cheshire’s Mere Court Hotel
• Surrogacy arrangements in England and Wales
• Mincoffs shortlisted for TMT Firm of the Year
• Fizz in the City – March 2025
• Meet Mincoffs’ wills, probate and trusts team
• Exploring every avenue – meet the residential conveyancing team
• ITV’s Playing Nice – exploring the complexities of parental disputes
• Hiding assets in a divorce
• Mincoffs proudly sponsors Michael Young’s testimonial year
• Alnwick pub steeped in local history sells in multi million pound deal
• Businesses are not to be “free agents” – the UK says “no” to de-regulation
• Mincoffs named region’s number one deal adviser for the second year in a row
• Mincoffs supports Update Your Will week
• Planning ahead: the importance of funeral wishes in your will
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