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Case study: new build conveyancing at The Clockhouse, Keynsham’s prime new development

Our New Build Conveyancing team recently acted for several buyers on the purchase of new build apartments at The Clockhouse in Keynsham. Built on trust: our partnership with Andrews The...

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Understanding professional negligence claims against Solicitors

When you instruct a Solicitor, you’re placing a great deal of trust in a professional who is meant to protect your interests, whether that’s buying a home, claiming compensation for...

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Understanding why people stay in abusive relationships

When someone experiences domestic abuse in a relationship, one of the most common questions they face is, “Why didn’t you leave?” Until you have been in an abusive relationship, or...

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CCC v Sheffield: Supreme Court rules children can now claim for ‘lost years’

On 18th February 2026, the Supreme Court handed down judgment in a landmark case, CCC (by her mother and litigation friend, MMM) v Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The...

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Firm News

Barcan and Kirby launches digital onboarding tool, Legl

Barcan and Kirby has invested in Legl’s online tool to streamline our onboarding process and offer an enhanced client experience. The launch of Legl supports our ongoing commitment to improving...

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Common issues in business-to-business breach of contract claims

A breach of contract happens when one party fails to fulfil their obligations as outlined in a legally binding agreement. When a commercial relationship breaks down, a breach of contract...

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Buying and selling a property as a Deputy

Being a Deputy holds a lot of responsibility. Whether you are a Deputy for a friend or family member, understanding what is in your loved one’s best interests can be challenging...

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Divorce and the mental load

During divorce, separation or civil partnership dissolution, individuals can become so focused on the practical aspects, such as finding a solicitor and getting paperwork in order, that they don’t acknowledge...

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What is the right to light?

If you are developing land for property, there are many legal aspects to consider, including the right to light. Developers often assume that they will avoid a right to light...

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Understanding your shareholder rights

Shareholders have a vested interest in the success of a company, but they also have some responsibilities, including voting rights. In this blog, our commercial litigation solicitors explain what your...

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Your guide to unfair prejudice claims

Under the Companies Act 2006, a shareholder can apply to the court for help if the company for which they are a shareholder is being run in a way that...

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A landlord’s guide to damp and condensation

Damp and condensation are common problems for landlords and tenants, and disputes arise when issues are left untreated or there is a disagreement about who is responsible for fixing the...

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