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Buying Property as an Investment – Some Strategies for Success 

Buying Property as an Investment – Some Strategies for Success 

by Guthrie Colananni Attorneys | Mar 28, 2023 | Property

“The only bad time to buy property is later.” (Steve Bolton) Buying property – whether to live/work in or on a buy-to-let basis – could be one of the most important investments you make. Here are some strategies to help you on your way. Twelve strategies...
Why You Need a Shareholders’ Agreement, and How to Structure It

Why You Need a Shareholders’ Agreement, and How to Structure It

by Guthrie Colananni Attorneys | Mar 28, 2023 | Company / Corporate / Compliance

Whether you are forming a new company or buying shares in an existing one, a formal shareholders’ agreement, tailored to suit your particular situation and needs, is essential. What is a shareholders’ agreement? It’s a contract between shareholders outlining the...
Ombuds – Why and How to Use Them

Ombuds – Why and How to Use Them

by Guthrie Colananni Attorneys | Mar 28, 2023 | General Interest

“Who you gonna call?” (Ghostbusters) An “ombud” (often called ombudsperson, ombudsman or ombudswoman, and sometimes not referred to as an “ombud” at all) is an independent and impartial person or office who will investigate any complaint you may have against a...
Agreements Not to Sue – Tread Carefully!

Agreements Not to Sue – Tread Carefully!

by Guthrie Colananni Attorneys | Mar 28, 2023 | Litigation

“Agreements not to litigate are not necessarily unreasonable.” (Extract from judgment below) An “Agreement Not to Sue” undertakes that one party won’t take legal action against another. In other words, it’s a way of ensuring that disputes don’t...
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