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Why it’s worth paying for a solicitor

One of the questions our lawyers often get asked is, “Why is this legal advice so expensive?” There is a common misconception that solicitors charge high rates for their legal...

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Case Studies

Fatal injury claim after child killed by trailer

Our Personal Injury team helped a family to seek closure after their young son was fatally injured on a road in Bristol. A three-year-old boy was sadly killed when a trailer...

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Case Studies

Case study: £32,500 for cyclist injured by intoxicated driver in Bristol

Our specialist personal injury solicitors helped a cyclist to claim compensation after he was injured in an accident on a Bristol roundabout. The Claimant was referred to us by the...

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What are a director’s duties?

Within every company, there will normally be shareholders and a director (or a board of directors). Directors are in charge of the management of a business, and their duties are...

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Do grandparents have a legal right to see their grandchildren?

Grandparents play an increasingly important role in modern family life and a grandchild’s upbringing. Unfortunately, family complications such as divorce, bereavement and disputes can result in grandparents being denied access...

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Case Studies

Case study: life-changing brain injury after cycling accident

Our specialist brain injury solicitors represented a young man, Mr S, who was a victim of a cycling accident. The accident left him with a life-changing brain injury, which has...

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Is it ethical to sue the NHS?

The NHS was created from the ideal that good healthcare should be available to everyone in their time of need. It’s one of our proudest achievements, not just from a...

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Case Studies

Case study: nerve damage following inguinal hernia repair

Our medical negligence solicitors acted on a case involving a client who suffered ilio-inguinal nerve damage after undergoing surgery for an inguinal hernia repair. Diagnosis of an inguinal hernia In...

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Blogs

5 mediation misconceptions

Despite family mediation being a viable option for resolving a range of family issues, confusion still exists about how the process works and what can be achieved from it. After...

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Case Studies

Our commercial law services for Gloucestershire County Cricket Club

Barcan and Kirby became Gloucestershire County Cricket Club’s (GCCC) official 150th anniversary partner in January 2020. It was not only exciting for the firm to establish a connection with a...

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Court of Appeal rules that employer is not liable for injuries caused by practical joke

In a 2020 case, Chell v Tarmac Cement and Lime Ltd, the Court of Appeal supported the County Court’s decision that an employer was not liable for the injury caused...

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Case Studies

Case study: £37,000 for woman who died after developing sepsis from untreated pressure sores

Our medical negligence solicitors helped a family to claim compensation after a woman died from sepsis, which she developed as a result of untreated pressure sores. Background: admission to hospital...

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