Written in chambers
Commentary
Notes on statute, practice and the things that go wrong in ordinary transactions. General information, not advice on your matter.
A break in the chain of title
What it means when a registered title has a gap, why it is not always fatal, and what putting it right costs in practice.
The annual return is cheaper than the penalty
What a late filing costs a small company, set against the fee for doing it on time.
Redundancy: the four things that are usually wrong
Selection, consultation, notice and the calculation. In that order, and the calculation is rarely the problem.
Estates with beneficiaries overseas
What changes when one of the beneficiaries has not lived in Jamaica for thirty years, and how long it adds.
Reading a fee estimate
What is a fee, what is a disbursement, and which of the two is allowed to move after you have signed.
Why a shareholders' agreement is the cheapest document you will ever buy
Three disputes from this practice's own files that a two-page clause would have ended before it began.