The Gazette

Publication Date

15 September 2015

The Gazette marked Admiral Horatio Nelson and the British fleet’s decisive part in the Napoleonic wars with an Extraordinary edition in 1805.

Publication Date

11 September 2015

If you’re owed money, you have various options to try to get your money back, depending on the situation. Guidance from the Insolvency Service outlines what these are.

Publication Date

10 September 2015

What is the order of priority when distributing available funds to creditors? The team at Brodies outline IP responsibilities and the implications of the Game Station case.

Publication Date

9 September 2015

​Certainty ran an expert webinar "I want to cut out my child!": how safe are wills from adult children's 1975 Act claims, and can we make them any safer?'.

Publication Date

7 September 2015

Rebecca Simon explores the murky world of 18th century piracy in the Atlantic, and The Gazette’s role as a source of news about their activities, capture and the authorities' response to the threat.

Publication Date

1 September 2015

Bryce Evans describes the rise and fall of national kitchens, which offered simple, cheap, communal meals to combat hunger during World War 1.

Publication Date

28 August 2015

A Dorset solicitor has highlighted the issue of bereaved families having to wait longer for bequests, which is in turn jeopardising executor sales of property.

Publication Date

17 August 2015

We’re frequently told how important it is to save for our retirement. But what happens to your pension if you are made bankrupt? Fiona Gaskell, of Clough & Willis Solicitors, explains.

Publication Date

17 August 2015

On 9 September 2015, Queen Elizabeth II becomes the longest reigning monarch in British history.

Publication Date

17 August 2015

Jessica Flowerdew and Nicola Neal, of Brodies LLP, explain the duties of executors in Scotland when distributing an estate.