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How to register an LPA with the Office of the Public Guardian

A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document created by someone (the Donor) to give another person (the Attorney) the right to make decisions on their behalf, should...

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Can you claim for a dog bite injury?

There were over 30,594 dog attacks recorded by the police in England and Wales in 2023, an increase of 12,067 compared to 2018. Dog bites range from minor nips to...

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What is Occupiers’ Liability?

A company, organisation or individual who occupies a property or premises has a duty of care to the people who visit it. This duty of care is known as ‘occupiers’...

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What is the Family Mediation Voucher Scheme?

This blog was originally published in May 2021 and updated in February 2025. The Mediation Voucher Scheme was first rolled out in 2021 to help families avoid going to court....

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What happens to pets in a divorce?

This blog was originally published in January 2022 and updated to reflect recent case law in March 2025. It’s estimated that 57% of the UK population own a pet, and...

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Employment law changes coming up in April 2025

2025 will see many new employment law changes come into effect, with a focus on better pay and higher National Insurance. Employment law solicitor, Samatha Castle, recaps the key changes...

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Employment Rights Bill amendments to mark a huge generational change

The Employment Rights Bill introduced fairer measures for zero-hour workers. Now, it’s set to be amended even further; over 200 pages worth, in fact. Deputy Prime Minister, Angela Rayner, has...

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The law on e-scooters: where are we now?

Since the launch of the Government’s e-scooter trial in the West of England in 2020, the use of e-scooters across Bristol has become increasingly popular with the majority of users...

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How to buy property as cohabitees

It’s safe to say that there are many misconceptions when it comes to buying property together as an unmarried couple. But contrary to popular belief, there’s no such thing as...

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A quick guide to the conveyancing process

The conveyancing process can seem complicated, and our residential property lawyers pride themselves on guiding you through each stage. However, clients often like to know how it all works. In...

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The legal guide to buying a home

You’re buying a home… congratulations! Taking those first tentative steps on the housing ladder is both stressful and exciting, but a good conveyancing solicitor will be an invaluable ally in...

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Is a handwritten Will legally valid?

Now and then, the question ‘Is a handwritten Will legal?’ crops up in the media. Whether it’s part of a TV storyline (one of the most notable recent ones was...

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