This book provides lodger agreement in a 'what you see is what you get' document format. It sets out the duties and responsibilities and embodies them in an agreement that is fair to both public and their lodger. It shows you the terms or 'buzzwords', that are important, and explains what they mean.

The Pocket Lawyer series is designed for members of the public who want 'how to' guidance in situations that would normally require expert advice.Each title:written by experts in their fieldcontains all the information you need in one bookhas an accessible and user-friendly layout and structureis supported by a companion website providing free updates and ready-to-use documents and letters

First published in 2003. Does someone owe you money? Whether the debtor is an individual or a commercial giant, this book enables you to choose a course of action to recover the debt.

This book allows you to decide whether a living will is for you and offers a plain English living will to make your wishes known and how to grant an EPA allowing those you trust to manage your affairs.

In an ideal world, your working relationship with your employer would be perfect. Unfortunately, sometimes things go wrong. Your Rights at Work provides you with the advice and assistance you need to put things right.

The Pocket Lawyer series is designed for members of the public who want 'how to' guidance in situations that would normally require expert advice.Each title:is written by experts in their fieldcontains all the information you need in one bookhas an accessible and user-friendly layout and structureis supported by a companion website providing free updates and ready-to-use documents and letters.This book enables you ...

If you are thinking of renting out a house or flat, this book will give you everything you need to become a successful landlord. It advises you about your legal responsibilities, about choosing and vetting a tenant and about the tenancy agreement itself.

This book contains advice on your rights as a consumer. If you have ever purchased faulty goods or experienced unsatisfactory service, this book puts you in control of the situation.

You get good grades in college, pay a small fortune to put yourself through law school, study hard to pass the bar exam, and finally land a high-paying job in a prestigious firm. You're happy, right? Not really. Oh, it beats laying asphalt, but after all your hard work, you expected more from your job. What gives? The Happy Lawyer examines the causes of dissatisfaction among lawyers, and then charts possible paths to happier and more fulfilling careers in law. Eschewing a one-size-fits-all...

The deed box of Dr. Watson, presented to me some time ago by a friend who rescued it from the archives of a London bank, continues to produce treasures. The stories in this collection, which I have entitled Secrets from the Deed Box of John H Watson MD, all represent some aspect of Holmes and his adventures that has previously been undiscovered. In many ways these are (with the possible exception of The Bradfield Push, which Watson left unpublished for personal reasons) somewhat darker in ...

The great detective uncovers a convoluted conspiracy to conceal the cause of two fires, one of which results in the death of an elderly couple. Dr Watson records the fine details which lead to the exposure of the villains. While engaged by a certain farmer to investigate a conflagration and possible arson, Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson follow a trail of clues back and forth through London, out into the countryside, and up the Chiltern Hills. Inspector Lestrade ...

A personal visit from Mycroft Holmes with a request from the Prime Minister embroils Holmes and Watson in the pursuit of a blackmailer. Threats against the British population have been made and carried out as a stark message that the blackmailer means business.Holmes and Watson travel to Truro in Cornwall where the blackmailer says he will strike next. The townspeople are already falling ill and Holmes must act quickly to save lives. Finding a common thread to the illness, Holmes i...