News Archive
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The government plans for probate fees have changed more than once in the last year. What is the current position?31/01/2019 -
A recent Court of Appeal decision made it clear that even where a buyer had defrauded the mortgage company, the solicitor was not able to avoid a professional negligence claim.30/01/2019 -
In some cases, boundary disputes could be resolved using adverse possession, also known as squatter's rights, law. Does this apply to your boundary dispute?29/01/2019 -
These regulations have been in force for a couple of years and are due to change in future - what will this mean for you?28/01/2019 -
After a McKenzie Friend gave wrong advice which led to a child being removed from the country, new warnings are issued to people seeking advice with cases.24/01/2019 -
Do you need a solicitor to draw up a will for you? If so, we can help.23/01/2019 -
Changes to the law surrounding adverse possession mean making claims is now more complex, but our handy guide will help you decide if you have a case.22/01/2019 -
If you have drafted your will yourself, there is a risk that it might not be valid.17/01/2019 -
If you have a new partner and want to protect your children's inheritance, a life interest trust could be just what you need.16/01/2019 -
In a recent case, a litigant in person was ordered to pay the defendant's costs after they revealed an offer and caused the case to collapse.15/01/2019 -
Are you wondering what will happen to intellectual property rights after Brexit? Read our analysis here.14/01/2019 -
If you think you are entitled to an inheritance you have not received, contact us to find out how we can help.11/01/2019 -
Our helpful guide will help you decide whether you can contest a will and how to do it.10/01/2019 -
Compensation has been paid to a client where a solicitor's negligence meant that their claim could not even start. But how were the damages for loss of chance measured?09/01/2019 -
Strict new requirements for landlords of houses in multiple occupation are now in force - do the rules apply to the property you own or live in?07/01/2019 -
After a UKIP twitter account was used to tweet a libellous statement, significant damages were awarded to the claimant.05/01/2019 -
In a 2018 decision, a small business refused to be brought down by Monster Energy, who lost a case of trademark infringement, despite having deeper pockets.
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The government is consulting on what to do about rogue landlords, and leasehold properties, but what will happen?01/01/2019