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Case study: £1.85m for man who had his leg amputated due to delayed diagnosis of AAA
Our medical negligence solicitors helped a man claim compensation after he had an above-knee amputation because of a hospital’s negligence in diagnosing an abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA). Background Our client,...
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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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We live in a digital world. Even if you don’t use social media or prefer a physical card to Apple Pay, you likely use online banking at the very least....
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Can I apply for probate without a Will?
If you have recently lost a loved one and they died without a Will, you may be wondering how you go about administering their estate. If you die without a...
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Playing Nice: what would happen in real life?
ITV’s latest drama, Playing Nice, is the talk of every office, friendship group and kitchen table. The concept: two couples discover their toddler sons were switched in hospital shortly after...
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The Employment Rights Bill: a crackdown on zero-hour contracts
The Employment Rights Bill, published on 10th October 2024, has introduced fairer measures to those on zero-hour contracts, protecting employees’ financial security and wellbeing. Under the new proposed laws, employees...
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Key changes for landlords in 2025
There are several key changes on the horizon for landlords this year, some more inevitable than others. In this blog, our property litigation solicitors look at what these expected changes...
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What is the Court of Protection?
The Court of Protection deals with the affairs of people who lack the capacity to make decisions for themselves. Lacking the capacity to make decisions can happen to any of...
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Digital or online abuse is when someone uses technology to maintain power and control over another. Online abuse is a type of domestic abuse and sadly, it has become more...
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