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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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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 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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Corporate and Commercial team completes 7 deals in 7 weeks

The end of 2021 has seen a flurry of activity for our Corporate and Commercial team, with seven deals completing in seven weeks. The deals include: The sale of a...

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Case study: £36,000 settlement for front-seat passenger injured in car accident

Our personal injury solicitors helped a young man who was an injured passenger in a serious car accident. Our client, Mr E, was being driven to a Halloween party by...

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Action against climate change: is it a protected characteristic?

Climate change has dominated our newspapers, news sites and social media feeds in recent years. From emotional pleas from David Attenborough to Extinction Rebellion protests blocking our motorways and COP26,...

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The importance of a correctly drafted witness statement

The President of the Family Division has issued updated guidance on preparing witness statements for use in family courts. Sir Andrew McFarlane said clear instructions are needed as “Too many...

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Defending an Inheritance Act 1975 claim could now become troublesome for Defendants

Following Hirachand v Hirachand (2020), bringing an estate dispute claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 may be easier for Claimants, but will no doubt carry...

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Case study: compensation for cyclist after accident without lights

Our expert cycling accident solicitors advised a man who was involved in a road traffic accident with a car at a junction. Mr W was cycling up a road on...

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What is the Breathing Space scheme?

The Debt Respite Scheme, also known as the Breathing Space scheme, came into force on 4th May 2021 and gives those who owe money further legal protection from their creditors....

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Case study: £20,000 for cyclist who suffered head and psychological injuries in road accident

Our specialist cycling accident solicitors advised a cyclist who was involved in a road traffic accident in central Bristol. Mr S was cycling along the road in Bristol city centre...

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