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First-Time Buyers Are Rising Across Merseyside – What This Means for You
GAD’s own conveyancing specialists contributed to the discussion in the article, offering insight into how these market shifts are playing out on the ground.
Celebrating a Legacy: Gregory Abrams Honoured by Liverpool Chamber
Gregory Abrams Davidson Solicitors (GAD) is proud to share that our founder and senior partner, Gregory Abrams, has been recognised by the Liverpool Chamber with the Liverpool Legacy (Honouring the Past) award at the Innovation in Business Awards 2025, celebrating his outstanding contribution to the city’s business and cultural life.
Get Ready, For Companies House Is A Changin’
In 2024, Companies House implemented significant reforms under the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCT Act) to enhance corporate transparency, compliance and combat financial crime.
Mortgage Market Shows Resilience Amid Economic Uncertainty
The latest Bank of England data on mortgage approvals and lending highlights a market that remains stable despite ongoing economic pressures. According to property industry propertyindustryeye.com, net mortgage approvals for house purchases remained steady at 66,200 in January, showing only a minor decline from December. Additionally, net mortgage borrowing increased by £0.9bn, suggesting that while affordability remains a challenge, buyer demand is still present.
Your legal worries answered by our expert Wills and Probate Solicitor, Megan Donohue at Gregory Abrams Davidson Solicitors. This week’s topic is Lasting Power of Attorney.
Dear Megan,
My mother is approaching her 85th birthday. Whilst she is of sound mind and mentally capable I have noticed that she is becoming increasingly frail and this has made me worry about her. We don’t know what the future will hold and I have seen several of my friends’ parents succumbing to dementia and sadly they were not able to plan ahead whilst they had the chance. I think it is time to set up a Lasting Power of Attorney, although I am rather nervous about bringing up the topic. I am looking for some guidance on this. Does just one sibling become the attorney? Is it worth using a solicitor? Do it ourselves? It seems like a complicated area and I would appreciate some expert advice.
How to make a Personal Injury Claim: A Solicitor’s Guide for the Injured
At Gregory Abrams Davidson Solicitors we understand that navigating this process may feel overwhelming. With decades of experience helping thousands of clients in Liverpool and across Merseyside, we are here to break down the steps, answer common questions, and give you the confidence to pursue the compensation you deserve.