James Kerswill
Paralegal in the Residential Conveyancing Team
James joined us as a paralegal within the Residential Conveyancing team in March 2021 after graduating from the University of Birmingham with a qualifying law degree. The opportunity to join a busy team and gain on-the-job experience suited his career goals and he is looking towards further formal training with Nash & Co Solicitors in the near future.
James Kerswill
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Every year, thousands of entrepreneurs take the leap; from first-time founders with a single concept to experienced business owners looking to scale.
While creativity and energy drive a new venture forward, the legal foundations underneath it are what protect the business when things become more complex.
Resolution’s Good Divorce Week focuses on helping separating couples to avoid unnecessary conflict and find constructive solutions without relying on the already overstretched family court system.
At Nash & Co Solicitors, our family law solicitors see first-hand how difficult separation can be. That’s why we fully support Resolution’s message that there is a better way to divorce.
The McClure Solicitors collapse left thousands of clients facing uncertainty. Discover what went wrong, the impact on asset protection trusts and what to watch out for when planning your estate. Get informed advice from Nash & Co.
The Employment Rights Bill is expected to pass into law in autumn 2025 and represents the most ambitious overhaul of UK workplace law since the 1990s. How will it affect employers and employees?
How do NHS trusts in Cornwall, Devon, Plymouth and Torbay rank? Explore league tables on waiting times, A&E care, cancer treatment and ambulance services.
When someone you love goes into hospital, you trust that they’ll be looked after. You hope for kind, skilled care, thoughtful decisions, and the best possible outcome. That’s why the results of a new national report have raised such strong feelings, particularly here in Plymouth.
On 23 April, the Legal Aid Agency (LAA) identified a cyber-attack targeting its online systems used by legal aid providers. Initial investigations suggested limited impact, but by 16 May it became clear the breach was far more extensive. The group behind the attack accessed and downloaded a large amount of sensitive personal data belonging to individuals who applied for legal aid since 2010.
The NHS has announced a new initiative that will be rolled out across maternity services in England later this year. The aim is to reduce the number of babies who suffer brain injuries during childbirth. Known as the Avoiding Brain Injury in Childbirth (ABC) programme, it focuses on improving how maternity teams recognise and respond to emergencies during labour and delivery.
It’s Day 2 of National Conveyancing Week, and today, we’re going to feature one of the transactions from the last year that we’re really proud of!
It’s Day 2 of National Conveyancing Week, and today, we’re going to feature one of the transactions from the last year that we’re really proud of!
As part of National Conveyancing Week, Amy Paterson an Associate Solicitor and Joint Team Leader of our Residential Conveyancing Team, would like to dispel the myth that the process of transferring property ownership is as simple as “just signing a Transfer Deed”.
Whilst we still await the full details and legislation of the changes announced in the budget, there are some aspects of your future planning you can start to consider now, to be ready for the upcoming changes to inheritance tax in 2026 and 2027.