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A record year for Barcan and Kirby with 9 new rankings in Chambers and Partners UK 2027

We are thrilled to have achieved nine new rankings across our Medical Negligence, Personal Injury, Family, Commercial Services, and Real Estate Litigation teams in the 2027 edition of Chambers and...

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Blogs

Can my boss check my emails and messages?

You’ve sent a quick personal message from your work laptop or moaned to a colleague about a meeting on Teams. Then a worrying thought comes to mind: can my boss...

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Blogs

How to choose the right personal injury lawyer

If you’ve suffered an injury in an accident that wasn’t your fault, making a personal injury claim may help bring some closure, as well as help fund your recovery and...

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Blogs

ABC v Huntercombe: can vicarious liability be transferred to a third party under TUPE?

Earlier this year, the Court of Appeal supported the High Court’s ruling that vicarious liability cannot be transferred to a third party under TUPE in the case of ABC v...

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Case Studies

Case study: £50,000 compensation for man injured from fall in Bristol park

Our personal injury lawyers helped a client claim compensation after he was left with ligament damage and chronic instability after falling and twisting his ankle in a grass-covered hole. Fall...

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Blogs

NDAs and gagging clauses at work: what the law says now

Generally speaking, non-disclosure agreements forbid an employee from publicly disclosing information about their employer. But what does this ‘information’ include? What is an NDA? A non-disclosure agreement (NDA), sometimes called...

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Blogs

Prenups: what the TV dramas get right and wrong

If you have watched Sky’s latest drama War, you might have seen the cardboard box marked ‘Prenup’ and the weight the characters place on it. It makes for good television....

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Case Studies

Case study: compensation secured for mother after avoidable stillbirth and Prolonged Grief Disorder

Our medical negligence solicitors supported a mother in claiming significant compensation after she sadly lost her daughter at full term due to substandard care at a hospital. Our team supported...

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Blogs

What happens to company shares when a shareholder dies, divorces or leaves?

Most corporate documents are drafted with the expectation that they will never be used in anger, and constitutional documents (a company’s articles of association) are no different. However, when a crisis...

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Blogs

Your guide to commercial contracts

Every business relies on contracts, whether it’s a supplier agreement, a service agreement or terms and conditions. However, many business owners assume a signed document is all it takes to...

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Blogs

Divorce myths vs reality: what divorce actually looks like

Sky’s new drama, ‘War’, aired last night, and it delivers exactly what a legal drama needs: courtroom showdowns, tense pauses, and a couple going to war over everything they own....

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Firm News

New recognition for Barcan and Kirby’s Contentious Trusts and Probate and Property Litigation teams in Legal 500 2027

We are proud to share that we have maintained top-tier rankings for the sixth year in a row and achieved two new rankings in legal guide, Legal 500. New recognition...

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