Verisona Law’s Corporate and Commercial team is congratulating colleague Grant Usher after he was named ‘Junior Lawyer of the Year’ by the Hampshire Law Society.

Verisona Law are joining together with a leading local charity in June to encourage people to get their affairs in order by making their wills. During Rowans Hospice’s Make-a-Will Fortnight 2018, which runs between Monday 4th and Friday 15th June, we have agreed to waive our fees for writing simple wills in return for donations to the Hospice, which helps people with life-limiting illnesses in Portsmouth and South East Hampshire.

Residential conveyancing specialist, Tracey Longdon, is returning to Verisona Law to head up a team she helped established a decade ago.

Verisona Law are congratulating Grant Usher from the firm’s Corporate & Commercial team on being shortlisted for the Hampshire Law Society’s ‘Junior Lawyer of the Year’.

Verisona Law is responding to increasing demand for its commercial property services by welcoming two new members to its specialist team.

An insolvency specialist at Verisona Law has been asked to join the National Council of the Association of Business Recovery Professionals, or R3.

Verisona Law have been singled out for its role in securing the sale of Portsmouth Football Club in a nationwide search for the best professional organisations serving the sports sector.

Data protection issues affect businesses of all varieties, sizes and sectors. Businesses on the South Coast are not immune from the legal and regulatory requirements.

A member of our specialist Child Abuse team is preparing to fulfil a lifetime ambition by taking part in a 15,000 foot skydive in order to raise money for Victim Support.

The weekend of 3rd and 4th March saw the Alexandra Palace once again transformed for The RYA Dinghy Show - the world’s oldest (and some might say only) show devoted exclusively to sailing dinghies. Despite the snow, more than 150 exhibitors made it to the show, many at the last minute. Despite initial fears, the attendance at the show was high, markedly more so on the Sunday.