Internet and email legality

I have recently come across some information regarding emails and the internet damaging business reputation.  You or your employees could be sued or face charges due to improper use of the internet, so it is important to think before you click.

When emailing or using social media, your employees need to make sure that they are not writing inappropriate information that can be shared with others.  According to Gullands inMaidstone emails and internet postings can be used against you legally.  So Gullands would advise you do not send confidential emails, if you need to they should be marked as confidential.

It is important that your employees know that excessive, unproductive use of the internet whilst at work can be seen as gross misconduct and they could be dismissed for this.     

Property law from Gullands in Maidstone

When buying a property it is important to seek legal advice before transferring ownership, so should be drawn up in writing and accompanied by the completion of a Property transfer Deed which should be filed with the Land Registry, which is why it is important to have a trusted solicitor such as Gullands in Maidstone.

If there is a mortgage on the property, the Land Registry will usually ask the lender to provide a letter to confirm they are happy with the terms of transfer and changes to ownership. Any changes need to be given in writing such as someone being removed from the co-ownership. 

When purchasing my house I found that Gullands solicitors in Maidstone were extremely helpful in assisting me, and it is highly advisable to instruct a specialist property lawyer to carry out the process.

Gullands solicitors attend Kent ploughing match

Recently Gullands solicitors teamed up with Cranbrook accountants, McCabe Ford Williams and entertained clients and their families at the annual Weald of Kent Ploughing Match in September for the 6^th year in a row.

The country event attracted thousands who watched the many events such as modern, vintage, steam and horse ploughing in different classes, clay pigeon shoot, hop competition, trade machinery parade and displays by the Bolebrook Beagles, Warrenby Gundogs, and Ashford Valley Hunt. 

As per out usual summer weather it rained but that did not deter the visitors, many came to see the Gullands solicitors stand who were offering beer. 

The event was a great day out for Gullands and their clients and Gullands solicitors are making plans for the competitions later this year.