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Murrell Associates LLP has been ranked across all five of its practice areas in the Legal 500 UK 2026 guide, with partner Henry Maples achieving Leading Partner status for the first time. The Truro-based firm secured rankings in Corporate and Commercial, Commercial Property, Employment, Energy and Projects, and Intellectual Property; the second consecutive year it’s […]

Location and design are not the only considerations when it comes to commercial premises. Today, accessibility and inclusivity are just as important. The Equality Act 2010places a legal duty on landlord, developer and occupiers to ensure that their premises are accessible, and do not place users at a disadvantage. What are the implications of the […]

The Beach Restaurant, at Sennen Cove, has officially entered an exciting new chapter following its successful acquisition by the Towill family, who also own and operate the very highly regarded Ferry Boat Inn on the Helford Passage. The smooth transition, expertly facilitated by solicitors Murrells, ensures that this restaurant will thrive under its new ownership. […]

Murrell Associates advise as Bawden and Parry say “mahalo” to Kona

Murrell Associates, the corporate and commercial law firm is celebrating their strongest performance of their 15-year history in the latest edition of legal directory the Legal 500.   Six of Murrells’ lawyers were ranked individually with Rebecca Anforth hitting the top spot, ranking as a Leading Individual for intellectual property advisors across the South West. […]

David Williams and Anna Bevan from Murrell Associates’ hospitality team advise Paul & Ylenia Haase the owners of The Old Lifeboat House, on a new lease to Onzo Limited, a new venture between established local operators, St Ives Restaurants and Symons Retail.

Murrell Associates advises Cyderhouse Co Ltd and Cornish Scrumpy Holdings Limited on their acquisition of Gylly Beach Limited, connected properties and commercial trading rights at Gyllyngvase Beach, Falmouth.

Thousands of tourists visit Cornwall and the South West each year, thanks in part to the region’s reputation for wonderful food and drink. Renowned for its Cornish cream tea, hearty pasties, fresh fish and locally reared meat; the region has something to offer for everyone.

When buying a pub in England and Wales, particular care must be taken with the premises licence. A premises licence is a licence from the local authority for the sale of alcohol and the provision of other licensable activities.

Historically, all land in England and Wales used to be unregistered. When a property or land changed hands, lawyers would hand write documents transferring the property or land from one party to the other.

Landowners in Cornwall who are considering, or in the process of, selling land for the purpose of residential or commercial redevelopment, are likely to be affected by the new Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) introduced by Cornwall Council on 1st January 2019.

Do I really need to read an article about business rates? Well possibly. Read on.