News Archive
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A recent case clarifies that a debtor was entitled to a PPI payout after an IVA was completed. Read on to find out more.14/07/2015 -
The new regulations update the existing alternative dispute resolution regulations10/07/2015
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We are proud to be sponsoring this year's regatta on 11 July 2015. Come along and join the fun!08/07/2015
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It is not uncommon for people faced with death to make promises which are contrary to their will. Can these promises be upheld?07/07/2015
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Maintaining cash flow is key to a successful business. Read on for our top tips for avoiding and minimising bad debt.25/06/2015
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If you have a great business idea, read on for a useful guide to the legal issues you will need to consider.24/06/2015 -
If someone tries to make you bankrupt over a debt you dispute, a new case could help. Read on to find out more.18/06/2015 -
It is alleged that a percentage commission on fees for repairs led to a conflict of interest for Foxtons. Read on to find out more.17/06/2015
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Do you need help with a case you have been dealing with yourself? Read on for further details.16/06/2015
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If you own an old farm building you want to renovate, new guidance could help, by making the process more predictable. Read on to find out more.09/06/2015
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A new Court decision could help people trying to protect their local beach. Read on to find out more.05/06/2015
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What can you do about fake online reviews? They are a growing problem and the law is slow to catch up. Read on to find out what you can do about them.26/05/2015
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Bad and unfair references are damaging. The law says that employers must give references that are "true, fair and accurate" but what can you do when this doesn't happen? Read on to find out.22/05/2015
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New decisions highlight the need to consider the setting of listed buildings under threat from urban sprawl and may offer extra protection to heritage assets and a headache for developers.21/05/2015
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A new case confirms that solicitors must tell clients when they have a weak case. Failure to do so could be negligent.20/05/2015 -
It can be a relief to settle a claim, but if believe that you settled for too little, what can you do?19/05/2015 -
Well done to all runners who took part in yesterday's fantastic run in Swimbrigde, North Devon. Particular congratulations to Felicity Jeffery-Ford, winner of the Samuels cup!18/05/2015
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If your husband or wife, or common law partner has died and left you out of their will, what can you do about it? Read on to find out.13/05/2015
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New regulations will mean hefty fines for landlords of properties with poor energy efficiency ratings. What do you need to do to comply?12/05/2015
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Niche South West law firm, Samuels Solicitors, welcomes Mark Cummings as a new partner in their litigation department.11/05/2015
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You are free to instruct whichever solicitor you like to handle your case, so don't stick with a solicitor who you think is making mistakes, or who takes to long to deal with your matter.08/05/2015 -
Youth court proceedings are usually subject to reporting restrictions. The High Court confirms that individual journalists and editors can be held responsible for breaches.08/05/2015
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By participating in a new recycling and shredding scheme, Samuels has saved 17 trees from destruction in the last 12 months.07/05/2015
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If you are unhappy with your solicitor because they have made mistakes and caused you problems and delays, then we can help you bring a claim against them to compensate you for your losses05/05/2015 -
Your solicitor has messed up and you have suffered as a result, but what can you do? Can you still bring your claim and do you have to pay their bill? You should get independent advice from an expert solicitor as quickly as possible.05/05/2015 -
The Court of Appeal has rejected a motorist's appeal against a £85 charge for overstaying a two hour free parking period.04/05/2015
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A firm which gave standard rather than personalised legal advice was guilty of professional negligence. Have you received a less than personal service?29/04/2015 -
Unscrupulous landlords have been using the law to avoid repairing property after tenants raise concerns about disrepair - so called "revenge evictions". A new law seeks to protect tenants in these circumstances.27/04/2015
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Which court should you sue in for copyright infringement? A new ruling from the European Court of Justice clarifies the position, in a claim relating to photos posted online.22/04/2015
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A proposal for a new law, could let landowners dictate how their land is used even after they have sold it or after death. Will this preserve the natural beauty of the countryside, or mean stagnation?01/04/2015 -
Our step by step guide, prepared by our conveyancing experts, takes you through what you can expect from the home buying process.19/03/2015
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Following a decision of the European Court, internet search engines must consider requests for material to removed from search results, and we can help.18/03/2015
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There is a new law to help victims of anti social behaviour. Read on to find out if this applies to you and how we can help.17/03/2015
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Recreational drones are now cheap and easily available. Fitted with cameras, they can be used to create amazing aerial imagery, or for more sinister purposes. A recent prosecution highlights that drone users, need to know the law.16/03/2015 -
If you are a first time buyer under the age of 40, you can register for up to 20% off the purchase price of a newly built home. Is this fair to everyone else?11/03/2015
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When you buy property with a Housing Association, or with a friend, there can be advantages and disadvantages. For some people it can be an effective way to get on the property ladder. For others, it can cause problems. Read on to find out if it is right for you.05/03/2015