News
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Rebecca Stapleton
The new Power of Attorney Act paves the way for digitisation of this important legal service, but will there be any drawbacks?03/11/2023 -
A Sainsbury's security guard called a shopper a thief, which has led to slander proceedings being issued.30/10/2023 -
Matthew Howe
A new case will challenge the right of AI platforms such as Chat GPT to source material created by others.05/10/2023 -
Judith Thompson
Fake and malicious online reviews can cause havoc for a business, particularly when they are published anonymously. But action can be taken.04/10/2023 -
Laura Mather
Samuels has expanded both of its busy conveyancing departments in Barnstaple and Kingsbridge26/09/2023 -
Judith Thompson
Gabby Logan and her husband have successfully sued Mail Online, an accountant who provided an untrue quote to them, and the editor of The Sun.18/09/2023 -
Abbie Kingdon
The long awaited investigation by the Competition and Markets Authority makes some damning conclusions about the unregulated activity of will-writers.08/09/2023 -
Rebecca Stapleton
Stepfamilies and blended families are increasingly common, but what happens to the family assets when one of the parents dies?07/09/2023 -
Judith Thompson
With innocent BBC presenters being called paedophiles online, was the right balance struck for Huw Edwards' privacy in this matter?04/09/2023 -
Judith Thompson
In a case brought by E Jean Carroll, Donald Trump has been found guilty of malicious falsehood - will a defamation claim follow?27/07/2023 -
Matthew Howe
A large libel claim against Australian newspapers will be appealed after a soldier lost his initial libel claim.21/07/2023 -
Judith Thompson
Properly embracing technology is a huge benefit to lawyers, but could they ever be replaced by AI?18/07/2023