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Major Milestone as Anne clocks up over 1300 weeks service in 25 years working for Fishers! Legal Secretary Anne Chapman has recently been celebrating her 25th Anniversary working for Fishers Solicitors. Anne had worked for several law firms before...
On 30th September 2018 we are moving our Tamworth Office to Pacific House, a new spot on the outskirts of the town, conveniently located directly off Junction 10 of the M42 motorway. There will be no disruption to business, the service that you receive...
In her latest blog, Arlie, a Licenced Conveyancer in our Residential Property Department talks First Time Buyers through the legal stages of buying their first home. 12 Stages of Conveyancing – A First Time Buyers Guide 1. Your offer on your new...
Can you help Jon ‘Light up the Lakes’ to raise funds for COPS? On 22nd June 2018, our dispute resolution solicitor Jonathan Peck will be taking on a daring challenge in the Lake District to raise much needed funds for COPS (Care of Police...
In this blog article, Beth Abbott from our Conveyancing team demystifies the term ‘Caveat Emptor’, the principles of which are key when buying or selling a new home. What does Caveat Emptor mean? Put simply, Caveat Emptor is a Latin term...
New Head of Dispute Resolution Announced! We are delighted to announce the promotion of Ruth Jewell to Head of Dispute Resolution. Ruth, a solicitor with over 10 years’ experience joined Fishers Solicitors in May 2017 and quickly proved to be a...
Equity Release – Your Top 10 Questions Answered In our Residential Conveyancing department we are often asked by our clients to give them advice when they are considering Equity Release Schemes. In this Blog, Arlie Asbury, one of our Licensed...
National Apprenticeship Week 2018 Meet our Apprentice! Maisy Flynn joined Fishers last October as a Business and Administration Apprentice based at our office in Tamworth. Maisy decided to follow the apprenticeship route in a Law Firm as she felt that...
In this Blog article, Amanda Payne discusses the increasingly more common topic of sinkholes. In recent times the word ‘sinkhole’ has become something of a more common thought for us property lawyers when dealing with conveyancing...
With over 1 in 3 marriages now ending in a divorce, more and more couples are thinking of entering into a pre-nuptial agreement than ever before. These agreements are usually associated with America or Europe but are becoming more common in the UK too. Now...
