Blog - Cognitive Law

Oct

The continued cost of the failure of Thomas Cook

It has been reported that Thomas Cook had initially approached the Government for a loan of £200 million to make up a shortfall in its funding to avoid going insolvent, however this loan was not made and the government avoided setting a...

Oct

First Friday Lunch Club – November 2019

by Amy Pulling in Events

This month rounds up the First Friday Lunches for 2019 and we’re really excited to have the lunch at The Grand Brighton on Friday 1st November Book your tickets here if you’d like to be there! This lunch is hosted by Britton and Time,...

Oct

Life now as a flexible working Consultant Solicitor

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

Enjoying the change I could probably wax lyrical for pages about how happy I am that I have made the break away from traditional legal practice In case you’re about to check out my employment history on LinkedIn, I’m always at pains to say...

Oct

How to grow your new business

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

Spreading the word It was always of huge importance to me to let everyone know what we were doing I knew the structure and offering of Cognitive Law wasn’t unique, but it’s not the norm, and I maintain that it’s a bloody good idea So, once...

Sep

Insolvency continues to be a worry for companies and individuals

by Darren Stone in blog

The demise of Thomas Cook was a reminder that businesses and individuals are still finding the current economic situation difficult The latest figures from The Insolvency Service, show that 4,321 companies entered insolvency between April and...

Sep

First Friday Lunch – October 2019

by Amy Pulling in Events

This month we are really excited to have the lunch at The Hilton Brighton Metropole on Friday 4th October Book your tickets here if you’d like to be there! This lunch is hosted by Hartley Fowler with special speaker Kirsty Goring of the...

Sep

Starting to see a difference

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

It’s always rewarding when you start to see the fruits of your labour That doesn’t have to be purely financial, it certainly wasn’t just that for me Granted I do earn more money than I did before, which is great, I’m not going to lie But...

Sep

Trust Structures and Wealth Protection Seminar

by Richard Bates in Events

TRUST STRUCTURES & WEALTH PROTECTION Tuesday 15th October 2019 at 10am The Old Ship Hotel, Kings Road, Brighton, BN1 1NR Refreshments at 10am for a 1030am start - End: 12 Midday Join Cognitive Law and Swindells Chartered Accountants...

Sep

Up and running

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

I think the sub-title for this blog should be “learning to fail” Or more accurately, learning to accept that there will be failures, from which you can only learn Some of the things you do wrong are pretty minor, or minor in as much as...

Aug

Taking the 1st step

by Lucy Tarrant in blog

After making the decision, you have to take the 1st step Looking back I probably should have been more nervous, but blind faith seemed to do the trick To be fair, my former business partner and co-founder was the entrepreneurial business brain...

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