Colman Coyle is delighted to announce the arrival of Thomas Coyle. Thomas will be joining the firm as a Trainee Solicitor to provide vital support for the growing team. Prior to joining Colman Coyle, Thomas lived and worked in Shanghai where he taught for a number of...
When selling a leasehold property, particularly in a professionally managed block of flats, the managing agent needs to supply information that is required by the buyer’s solicitor and will charge a fee for doing so. This fee varies but it usually amounts to a few...
In April this year, the government set out its plans to abolish tenants’ evictions where there is no reason for eviction, which is currently possible under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988. Under the new proposals the tenants would benefit from more stability as...
Oksana Howard and Howard Colman of Colman Coyle International Department were delighted to attend the IR Global Conference in Chicago. Oksana has particularly enjoyed participating in a very productive M&A session, which focused on sharing experiences with...
A case regarding a disputed succession has featured in the media recently, with the point at issue being whether the husband or the wife died first. Sadly, the couple were found dead in their home and is not known with certainty when they died or which of them died...
Colman Coyle is pleased to announce that Patrick Green, a Senior Associate in our Private Client Department has recently passed the STEP Advanced Certificate in UK Tax for International Clients. Along with our membership of IR Global, Patrick’s expertise will enhance...
