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Our specialist TOLATA solicitors helped bring a TOLATA claim for a house that was owned by our client’s ex-partner, but where our client had lived and contributed towards. What is...
In December 2024, over 200 people were arrested in Gloucestershire for domestic abuse offences. Unfortunately, reports of domestic abuse often increase during the Christmas period. In this blog, our domestic...
Selling your nursery business can seem like an overwhelming task, especially when it’s not something you have done before. Our corporate and commercial solicitors work with nursery sellers across the...
Our personal injury solicitors helped a bereaved family seek compensation after a care home resident died following an avoidable and tragic fall. Sarah and her husband approached our Personal Injury...
Maternity services at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital have been rated ‘unsafe’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). The rating follows an unannounced inspection of Gloucestershire Royal Hospital in Spring 2024 and...
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...
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...
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...
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...
This blog was originally published in February 2025, and updated in January 2026 to include the Property (Digital Assets etc) Act 2025 that came into force in December 2025. We...
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...
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,...
The Employment Rights Bill introduced fairer measures for zero-hour workers. Now, it’s set to be amended even further; over 200 pages worth, in fact. Deputy Prime Minister, Angela Rayner, has...
Our employment lawyers successfully defended an IT specialist after he was wrongfully dismissed from his job. Dismissed due to ‘gross misconduct’ Our client, Mr S, approached Natalie Pring after he...
Our specialist medical negligence solicitors obtained compensation worth over £26.5 million for a young woman who developed cerebral palsy as a result of a hospital’s negligence. During her birth, the...
‘Dooring’ occurs when a passenger or driver of a car opens their vehicle door, without looking properly, into the path of another road user, such as a cyclist or pedestrian....
Our Managing Partner, Anna Wilson, and Family Partner, Tom Powles, donned their chef whites last Thursday (27th March 2025) for Bristol’s Anti-Banquet event. Over 750 guests attended the event, which...
A company, organisation or individual who occupies a property or premises has a duty of care to the people who visit it. This duty of care is known as ‘occupiers’...
There were over 30,594 dog attacks recorded by the police in England and Wales in 2023, an increase of 12,067 compared to 2018. Dog bites range from minor nips to...
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document created by someone (the Donor) to give another person (the Attorney) the right to make decisions on their behalf, should...
What makes Barcan and Kirby a special place to work? In this video, colleagues from our legal and business support teams share what they love about working here. This video...
Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) is set to change, following a series of consultations between the Government and key stakeholders. The new rules include making it a day-one right for employees...
If you have been involved in an accident with an uninsured driver, you may be worried that you cannot claim, and you will have to pay for any damage. Luckily,...
When dividing finances during divorce, separation or civil partnership dissolution, pensions are factored in alongside other finances such as savings and property. Now, delays in valuing teachers’ pensions are putting...
Most things we do now are, or can be, done digitally, so the question of whether you can sign a Will electronically is a common one. During the Covid-19 pandemic,...
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