News
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Judith Thompson
A new case has tightened up the rules about serving documents by email, which it is vital for claimants to know about.20/10/2022 -
Donna Smith
Notorious conspiracy theorist has lost another libel claim, this time being ordered to pay nearly $1 billion to his victims.17/10/2022 -
An allegation of bribery has led to a large claim being issued in the USA for libel damages.14/10/2022 -
Judith Thompson
Planning law can be complex and the time limits for appealing are very tight. Read our helpful guide to the main aspects of planning.07/10/2022 -
Jan Samuel
The term "without prejudice" is often misused in legal correspondence, in some cases even by lawyers. When should it be used?19/09/2022 -
Judith Thompson
Sharing intimate images of someone without their consent can lead to criminal prosecution as well as awards of damages.15/09/2022 -
Abbie Kingdon
There are several different types of power of attorney, all of which have different functions. Which is the right one for you?06/09/2022 -
Judith Thompson
Is it right that upskirting is an offence, whilst downblousing is not? Why the law needs to catch up with technology in order to protect breach of privacy victims.01/09/2022 -
An experienced conveyancing assistant/legal secretary is required by Samuels Solicitors for their Barnstaple Office31/08/2022 -
Elayne Clarke
Samuels Solicitors require a a professional and client-focussed conveyancer to work full or part time in Barnstaple31/08/2022 -
Elayne Clarke
Part-time Office Receptionist wanted for the Samuels Solicitors office in Barnstaple31/08/2022 -
Judith Thompson
A judge has ruled that even where a defendant has a solicitor, an injunction must be served on a defendant before it can be enforced30/08/2022
