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Michael said: “Having worked at three major regional practices before setting up my own successful business, I’ve represented  a wide range of clients from small owner managed businesses to large public companies, acting as lead advisor on a variety of business sales and other corporate and commercial legal matters.

Following some initial confusion regarding Government restrictions on movement during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the latest guidelines have confirmed that children under the age of 18, whose parents are separated, can move between households.

Coronavirus (Covid-19) issues fill every news bulletin, along with stories about the impact on the economy.
We want to let you know what we are doing to ensure we continue to give you a seamless and excellent service throughout this difficult period, while keeping you and our team as safe as possible.

Simon Stell, managing partner at LCF Law, said: “The time was right to significantly expand our Leeds city centre office following a significant influx of new work and we are delighted to relocate to 33 Park Place, in the heart of the city’s legal and financial district.

LCF Law are proud to be one of the headline sponsors of Henshaws Art Event at Rudding Park, taking place on 12 March 2020

The outbreak of Coronavirus, Covid-19, is an ongoing epidemic and continues to hit headlines across the world. Where does this leave you, as a business, in respect of your contractual obligations?

Mara Gosling advises insolvency practitioners, businesses and financial institutions, as well as individuals and company directors, on all aspects of insolvency, business recovery and bankruptcy.

Andrew Donaldson joins from a South Yorkshire based legal firm and is based at LCF Law’s new flagship office in Leeds.

LCF Law is expanding its Leeds city centre office into 6,000 sq ft of newly refurbished space at 33 Park Place.
The new premises will accommodate 60 of LCF Law’s team, with lawyers and support staff moving from the firm’s existing Leeds city centre office on Sovereign Street. The firm, which provides a full range of corporate and personal legal services, will relocate to Park Place early this year.

It is well understood that English law has not dedicated itself to laying down a general principle of good faith in respect of performance of commercial contracts and that, parties are free to tailor contracts to their own liking and any express terms agreed between them are not undermined. However, the concept of good faith can be introduced and affect a commercial contract in a limited number of ways.