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Explore our podcasts, events and webinars for expert discussions across a range of topics. Read about our latest deal announcements, along with news and insights from the legal sector.
What is it: A Side Letter
Understanding the document that alters agreed contractual terms
Anonymous Surrogacy: A Stern Warning from the Court
Consideration of recent anonymous surrogacy cases Re H (Anonymous Surrogacy) [2025] EWHC 220 and Re B and C v D and H (Anonymous Surrogacy) [2025] EWFC 366
Field Seymour Parkes once again ranked Top Tier in Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026
Field Seymour Parkes (FSP) is delighted to announce its continued recognition in the Chambers High Net Worth Guide 2026, achieving top-tier rankings that reflect the firm’s commitment to excellence in private client services across the Thames Valley and beyond.
Field Seymour Parkes Named Among the South East’s Most Recommended Law Firms in New Legal 500 Research
Field Seymour Parkes (FSP) has been recognised as one of the South East’s most recommended law firms in new research published by Legal 500, ranking fourth in the region based on client Net Promoter Score (NPS).
Trade Marks: Does registering a phrase mean that you own it?
A small business, Allie Rose Co. has surrendered its US trade mark for the phrase “Hot Girls Read” following criticism on social media.
Getting the deal right early: Key considerations when negotiating Heads of Terms for a Commercial Lease
Lauren Walker, a Partner in our Real Estate Team, looks at some of the key terms you may wish to consider when agreeing Heads of Terms for a new commercial letting.
What is it: A Deed of Surrender
Explaining the document which formally ends a commercial lease before its expiry date.
Incoming! Reform of the Planning Committee!
Legal Director Vicky McDonald comments, as the Government publishes its response to the consultation on the reform of planning committees
