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Case study: £4,000 compensation for young child injured by falling kitchen countertop
Our personal injury solicitors were instructed by a father to help claim compensation for injuries his young daughter sustained after a newly installed waterfall kitchen countertop fell onto her foot....
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Case study: over £4,000 for shopper who cut leg on supermarket sign
Our personal injury solicitors helped a man claim compensation after injuring his leg on a sale sign at Tesco supermarket. Background: leg injury on signage Our client, Mr D, was...
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Barcan and Kirby’s Community Fund Winners 2025
In this short video, some of our 2025 Community Fund winners share how our funding is going to support the work they do in their local communities. We hear from:...
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Blogs
Day-one unfair dismissal rights U-turned by Labour
The Labour Government has made a major U-turn on its plan to make unfair dismissals a day-one right for employees, a pledge first made by the party in its manifesto...
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Winter work hazards: top 3 issues for employees to watch out for
Employers have a legal duty of care when it comes to providing a safe working environment for their employees. Some workplace hazards can happen unexpectedly, but most can be easily...
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Nic Barker and others in our Corporate and Commercial team recently advised a client on the strategic acquisition of an additional nursery in Brighton. Property advice was also provided to...
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The Budget 2025: key changes for individuals and businesses
This week, Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled the long-anticipated and speculated 2025 budget. Within it are several key changes; here, our legal experts explain how they will affect you and your...
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The importance of keeping company records
For many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), company record-keeping can feel like a low-priority administrative task. However, maintaining accurate and up-to-date corporate records is not only central to strong governance...
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Canarapen v Gauchenot judgment: can you revoke a Deed of Variation based on a mistake?
Earlier this year, the High Court ruled in Canarapen v Gauchenot that a Deed of Variation was legally binding, despite the Defendant attempting to have it set aside. In the...
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Navigating child arrangements at Christmas: a legal guide for separated families
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! But for some, Christmas can cause tension and disagreements within families, particularly separated ones. If you and your partner are separated and...
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Re ACC and Others: a guide for Deputies
The Court of Protection’s main focus is protecting P (the protected party) and their best interests. With this at the forefront of its mind, the law is forever evolving. ACC...
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Case Studies
Case study: £40,000 for hotel worker attacked whilst on bar shift
Our personal injury solicitors helped a client claim compensation for injuries he sustained after being attacked in a hotel bar where he worked. Background: racist and physical assault at a...
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