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  • The Upside of Interpleader Proceedings in High Court Enforcement Post in: Enforcement
    Posted on May 9, 2013 | No Comments | Leave a Comment

    The Upside of Interpleader Proceedings in High Court Enforcement

    In recent months I have had to recount my experience for various opportunities Shergroup is working on. The background and the experience of the CEO is often required and in compiling nearly 33 years of working in the UK enforcement industry it always takes me...

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  • The Value of CCTV in Any Location Post in: Security
    Posted on February 11, 2013 | No Comments | Leave a Comment

    The Value of CCTV in Any Location

    There is no better way to ensure the safety and security of a given installation – be it a residence, an embassy, an office suite, or anything else – than with a trained and dedicated team of security professionals. A good security guard is mentally...

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  • The Best Security Game Plan Post in: Security
    Posted on February 8, 2013 | No Comments | Leave a Comment

    The Best Security Game Plan

    Whether you are looking to retain protection and security services for an office complex or a single family residence, for a month-long summit or for a single evening’s event, the underlying principles that can ensure the best security standards are the same, and they needed...

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  • WHAT’S £464,000,000 IN UNPAID FINES? Post in: Enforcement
    Posted on February 4, 2013 | No Comments | Leave a Comment

    WHAT’S £464,000,000 IN UNPAID FINES?

    According to one of my favourite sources of information – The Law Society’s Gazette – the government has failed yet again to make any significant impression on the £600m of outstanding debt from court fines during the latest financial year. Apparently the Justice Minister, Helen Grant,...

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  • Looking Deeper into Bailiff Reform Post in: Enforcement
    Posted on February 1, 2013 | No Comments | Leave a Comment

    Looking Deeper into Bailiff Reform

    As we mentioned in the recent Shergroup Bulletin (email me if you didn’t get a copy) bailiffs will be banned from entering homes at night or when there are only children present under new laws proposed announced by the Government last week. Breaking news...

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  • Are Solicitors Too Cynical For Their Own Good Post in: Enforcement
    Posted on January 15, 2013 | No Comments | Leave a Comment

    Are Solicitors Too Cynical For Their Own Good

    Reading the online Law Society’s Gazette as I do I was saddened today to read a well meaning article in which a woman writer had written about her conversation with a litigant in person about her personal experience of fighting a family issue by herself...

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