Fraser Brown’s corporate team have worked with Frank Key Group Ltd on their continued expansion strategy with the acquisition of Banson Tool Hire Ltd and Charles Watson (Ironmongers) Ltd.

Annabel Whittaker discusses regulations that apply to insolvent football clubs, which will come into effect from 8 August following their recent amendment by The Football League.

We explain in more detail the area of law called “Retention of Title” (or keeping ownership of materials and equipment, when delivered, until they are paid for).

Katie Beal comments on two recent divorce settlements, which have seen both women involved appeal to have their settlements overturned in the Supreme Court.

Overage is something the Commercial Property Team has come across fairly frequently in the recent months. This may be a sign that, although the market improving, people are doing deals with a bit more of a twist to make the offering more attractive.

A recent family law case has emphasised that the courts can exercise discretion when determining how long maintenance payments should last for.

Eighty new jobs have been created at a new McDonald's restaurant opening in Clifton next week.

The first half of 2015 has been healthy so far in terms of corporate transactions and deal activity at Fraser Brown.

The corporate team at Fraser Brown has continued to expand, with the addition of a new solicitor. This follows on from the recruitment of a partner and newly qualified solicitor to the department last year.

Nottingham law firm Fraser Brown is supporting Nottingham Society of Artists by sponsoring their Annual Showcase Exhibition.

A recent case in the family court has highlighted the issues of presumption in favour of a natural parent being a child’s primary carer.

Many people going through divorce mistakenly believe that once Decree Absolute (the final decree dissolving the marriage) is granted by the Court that all financial ties automatically come to an end.