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About us

We offer a wide range of legal services with teams of specialist solicitors who have in-depth knowledge on their chosen field and who talk in a down to earth manner. Our clients look to us not just for legal expertise but for confidence and reassurance about the legal issues critical to them. We would love to hear from you and welcome you at any of our office locations, over the phone or over email. Whatever suits you.

At SAS Daniels we continually invest to provide our clients and people with modern facilities. We have four strategically located offices around Cheshire boasting a range of first-class facilities. We choose to be located outside of major city centres so we can minimise our overheads and pass the benefits back to you, our client. We offer complimentary client parking, free wi-fi and modern meeting and conference rooms.

How to find us

The locations of our offices means clients have easy access to our people whether they are travelling from Cheshire, the wider North West or outside the region.

To find details of your local office and how to reach us, select the location nearest to you from the list below:

Chester

Congleton

Macclesfield

Stockport

We look forward to hearing from you.

News

Jul23

Charlie Wood on how employers can deal with online bullying

Following a well-publicised case with Netflix, Charlie Wood was asked by Reward Strategy to comment on how employers can deal with acts of bullying. Find out what Charlie had to say here.

Jun29

Germaine Peters on Refinancing Benefits for Businesses

Is the refinancing route right for your business? Senior associate in the Commercial Property team, Germaine Peters, was asked to comment in Property Week about the potential benefits of refinancing, whether that’s unlocking cash, driving growth or helping a business through... Read more

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Blogs

Jul20

Covid-19 app ‘pings’ and self-isolation – the impact on employers

Warren Moores, associate, takes a look at whether the requirement to self-isolate when notified by the NHS Covid-19 app is a legal requirement or just guidance, and the impact on employer/employee relationships. What is the NHS Covid-19 app? The... Read more

Jul16

Unfair prejudice claim by a majority shareholder

An unfair prejudice claim may be brought by a shareholder of a company where the company’s affairs are being conducted in a manner which is unfairly prejudicial to the interests of members generally, or some part of its members, in... Read more

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How we have helped our clients

Preparing for a Will

An elderly client wanted to make a will and Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) but due to a fall, needed a home visit as she had fractured a bone in her leg. The medication prescribed also caused some confusion which...

A Generous Testator

Our Estate Administration & Probate team acted as executors for a generous patron of the arts and science in the Manchester area who was also an avid collector of fine art. He left most of his estate to a number...

Defending a Claim for Breach of Terms

We were instructed to defend a claim for breach of the terms of a Share Purchase Agreement relating to the sale of a professional services firm. The Claimants sought to argue that the Share Purchase Agreement ought to be rescinded...

Pensions & Divorce

Pensions are complex and it is important that expert advice is received. Some pensions are ‘high risk’ which means lawyers will strongly advise you to obtain a pension report to ensure that the true value of the pension is known....

Care Home Contract Issues

Our Elderly, Care & Mental Capacity team acted for a client who wanted to challenge the terms of a care home contract that related to her husband. He had been occupying a room in a residential care home for over...

What to do with a Will with a Trust

Our Trusts team were approached by executors who had been appointed as trustees of a Trust that was created by the terms of the Will. They had never acted as trustees before and we were able to help explain to...

Transfer of an estate, including land, woodland and houses, from an executor to multiple beneficiaries

We acted for and advised the beneficiaries of a Life Trust who were inheriting an estate, which included agricultural land, woodland and houses, and concluded the transfer of various estate properties to the beneficiaries. During this case we went a...

Bankruptcy Estate

We acted for an insolvency practitioner who had been appointed as the trustee in bankruptcy of a bankruptcy estate. Further to Section 283A of the Insolvency Act 1986 (the “Act”) the client’s interest in a property needed to be ‘realised’...

NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding

Our Elderly, Care & Mental Capacity team acted on behalf of a client who was in a care home and whose needs were reviewed by the NHS with a view to assessing whether or not she was entitled to NHS...

Extension on a Private Property Lease

We acted for a client who was selling a private flat. Only when a sale had been agreed and we were instructed, did she realise that the lease had only 60 years to run and was not acceptable as security...

Tribunal

In a recent tribunal case we successfully defended a business facing claims of unfair dismissal and disability discrimination from a former employee. The employee had worked for our client in a manual handling role and had been signed off sick...

Dealing With a Breach of Warranties in a Share Purchase Agreement

We were instructed to represent the purchasers of a business who were being pursued for deferred consideration payments pursuant to a Share Purchase Agreement. The purchasers’ position was that the sellers were in breach of various warranties in the Share...

A Sole Trader Who Loved Cats

Our Estate Administration & Probate team acted as executors with a lay executor for a generous patron who lived in the Chester area, who loved his cats and wanted to be cremated with the remains of his former feline companions....

HR Workshop for Internal Management Team

We designed a bespoke HR workshop for Saturn Communications Limited. The workshop covered the fundamentals of managing misconduct, performance and sickness absence. The company has a strong layer of middle management, however they do not currently have a designated HR function. Prior...

Lasting Power of Attorney Objection

Our Elderly, Care & Mental Capacity team acted on behalf of a client who was in his 90’s, with full capacity, who had appointed his step daughter as his attorney. When it came to registering the Lasting Power of Attorney...

Defending Unfair Prejudice Proceedings for Shareholders

We were instructed to act for the majority shareholders of a manufacturing business to defend unfair prejudice proceedings. Working with Leading Counsel, we formulated a robust defence and fought our clients’ case vigorously in correspondence with the opposing solicitors. Shortly...

Training

We act for a particular client who owns a number of separate businesses operating within the healthcare sector. Our client asked if we could provide practical training to the managers of each individual business, to enable them to properly deal...

Child Care

A judge once ordered the return of two little girls to their mother. They had been with their father for 14 months and he cared for them when their mother left to live with someone else. The judge decided that...

Disposal of Land to a National House Builder

We represented a group of landowners in the multi million pound sale of their land to a national house builder. The land had the benefit of outline planning permission for 196 houses and was split in to two parcels. There...

Maximising agricultural and business property relief

We acted for executors following the death of the farmer and worked alongside property valuers in claiming and negotiating agricultural and business property reliefs with the Inland Revenue. This maximised the value of the farmer’s estate, which was to pass...

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