Property transactions being conducted via auction is becoming an increasingly popular avenue for buyers and sellers alike. However, while this can ostensibly seem like a quicker and easier process to buying a home, it can often come with a whole host of differences...

What Should you Consider when Writing a Will? Studies have shown that Brits throughout the UK are not very good at talking about their death. When it comes to planning the distribution of your estate after your death, you may not know exactly where to start. The...

This weekend saw the return of one of the largest events in the Cirencester calendar, The Cotswold Show. Hosted by Lord Bathurst at the Bathurst Estate, the Cotswold Show celebrates the very best of what makes the Cotswolds so characteristic. This year, Davey Law had...

Sunday 2nd June, a regular relaxing Sunday for most, but not for Davey Law’s resident daredevil, Jordan Evans, he decided to strap on his parachute, and plummet head first toward the distant ground, all in aid of raising money for the charity Headway! Headway is a...

Last Thursday saw the return of Davey Law’s ever-popular Annual Drinks Evening, which this year took place at a new and larger venue, Ingleside House, having outgrown our cosy offices in Dollar Street.

Davey Law is proud to be involved with the Brain Injury Group’s Road Safety Week 2018

With 50% of traumatic brain injuries resulting from road traffic incidents, getting involved with Road Safety Week puts the work that the Brain Injury Group does into context, and we’ve supported this campaign – delivered by the road safety charity Brake – for several years.

Julie Long is a Chartered Legal Executive working for Davey Law. Her paternal great-grandfather, Charles Edward Cleaver, joined the 9th Gloucesters when war broke out in 1914 and was killed in 1917, we wanted to remember him and his story.

It’s not every day you can say you have helped a pair of young rock stars reach new heights! But that’s exactly what we were able to do when we gave these young daredevils the opportunity to test their climbing skills at the Gloucester Warehouse Climbing Centre.

It is widely thought that all property in England and Wales is registered at the Land Registry. However, it is reported that only around 85% of property in England and Wales is currently registered.