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A negligent conveyancing solicitor has had to paid five figure compensation to clients they advised negligently about purchasing new build flats. -
Tarushi Bahuguna
Facing a claim for libel can be daunting, but when would you be able to use the public interest defence to defeat an opponent? -
Matthew Howe
Joey Barton was ordered to pay damages and costs to Eni Aluko by the High Court, at the conclusion of her libel and harassment case -
Phoebe Walford
New laws are proposed to help victims of revenge porn and other abusive images which are published online, to make removal easier. -
Matthew Howe
A new solicitor Yasmin Ali and paralegal Tarushi Bahuguna join the expanding team at the new Samuels Solicitors' offices in Newcastle. -
Phoebe Walford
Harassment is upsetting and stressful but there are steps you can take using the power of the criminal and the civil law -
Matthew Howe
Trademarking a nickname is the preserve of the famous, but how can you protect your rights? -
New rules regarding when tenants can be evicted, and controlling rent rises are due to come into force -
Eleanor Mayhew-Hills
The High Court has recently upheld an informal agreement between neighbours about the location of their boundary. -
Judith Thompson
Find out whether a cease and desist letter is better than a letter of claim for defamation and harassment cases. -
Judith Thompson
AI is being increasingly used to give legal advice, but what happens when that advice is wrong? -
Emily Clemence
There are only a few reasons for lawfully processing data and a breach could mean you are entitled to bring a claim.
