Here is the latest in a series of podcasts from Coodes Solicitors. ‘Coodes Conversations’ explores some of the most topical legal matters.
Episode 12 – Avoiding home moving hell with tips for a smooth move
Moving home can be incredibly exciting, but equally stressful – hundreds of thousands of people do it every year. Occasionally…

The Valuation Office Agency (VOA) has issued the business rates revaluation for 2023 and the window to save money is closing. Here’s how to appeal before the 1st April deadline.
The Valuation Office Agency (VOA) has recently updated the rateable values of all business and other non-domestic property in England and Wales. These values will…

‘Coodes Conversations’ is our series of podcasts exploring some of the latest and most topical legal matters.
Episode 11 – Making a clinical negligence claim for your child
In this episode of our ‘Coodes Conversations’ podcast, Rachel Pearce, head of the personal injury and clinical negligence team at Coodes explains more about making a…

Briefly describe what your role involves
I act for a whole range of companies, partnerships and individuals across Cornwall and Devon and even further afield, when it comes to their commercial and corporate needs.
I often work closely with other teams at Coodes, such as commercial property and private client, to make sure we always…

New identity verification measures could be introduced by the government later this year which would affect all companies in the South West, as Jack Peart from our corporate and commercial team explains…
Most of us have had to verify our identity several times in our personal or professional life, whether opening a bank account, applying…

You may be looking to sell your business in 2023. Jack Peart from our corporate and commercial team looks at six factors to consider before taking the plunge…
Selling a business is no mean feat and certainly not a decision to be taken lightly – you may have been thinking about moving on to pastures…

What is a statutory will? Coodes’ Hayley Gaffney looks at why you might need one and explains the reasons for appointing specialist will solicitors to act on your behalf.
What is a statutory will?
A statutory will can be made by the Court of Protection for someone who does not have the requisite mental capacity…