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A breach of contract happens when one party fails to fulfil their obligations as outlined in a legally binding agreement. When a commercial relationship breaks down, a breach of contract...
Barcan and Kirby has invested in Legl’s online tool to streamline our onboarding process and offer an enhanced client experience. The launch of Legl supports our ongoing commitment to improving...
On 18th February 2026, the Supreme Court handed down judgment in a landmark case, CCC (by her mother and litigation friend, MMM) v Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The...
When someone experiences domestic abuse in a relationship, one of the most common questions they face is, “Why didn’t you leave?” Until you have been in an abusive relationship, or...
When you instruct a Solicitor, you’re placing a great deal of trust in a professional who is meant to protect your interests, whether that’s buying a home, claiming compensation for...
Our New Build Conveyancing team recently acted for several buyers on the purchase of new build apartments at The Clockhouse in Keynsham. Built on trust: our partnership with Andrews The...
This International Women’s Day, we are proud to launch a new programme, Return to Law – Giving Opportunity, Gaining Talent. This returnship programme supports women who have left the legal...
Coercive control can be hard to spot and acknowledge, whether it’s in a heterosexual or a same-sex relationship. Often, there are no visible bruises or raised voices. Instead, there’s a...
Little did we know when we wrote our 2015 report how poignant some of our predictions would become as flexible and remote working became the norm overnight, thanks to the...
Corporate and Commercial Senior Associate, Elsie Lyford, and Commercial Property Legal Director, James Corrigan, advised on the sale of a group of three care homes in North Wales to an...
Your perception of us and our service is important to us. We value all client feedback, whether through our client satisfaction survey, Google reviews or Review Solicitors, and are committed...
It is estimated that there are 60,000 – 70,000 people living with limb loss in the UK. For many, amputation is because of illness, an accident, or a known surgical...
A US company has sued OpenAI for allegedly letting ChatGPT act as a solicitor. This landmark judgment provides another example of how using AI for legal advice has become an...
Our medical negligence solicitors helped a woman claim £1,400,000 in compensation after a series of surgical errors during spinal surgery left her with permanent nerve damage and unable to work....
When someone loses the mental capacity to manage their own financial affairs, decisions about their property and money still need to be made. A property and finances Deputy makes this...
Most employers know that an employee must get legal advice before signing a settlement agreement. What’s less well understood is the consequences of an employer not seeking legal advice, and...
Most self-employed people assume employment law doesn’t apply to them. However, the Equality Act 2010 protects individuals from discrimination in the workplace, regardless of their employment status. While this legislation...
Mergers are often celebrated as transformative moments for businesses, and almost all start with good intentions. The riskiest time, though, is often the weeks and months after a merger, when businesses...
Barcan and Kirby’s Commercial Services division was delighted to advise the owners of a family-run narrowboat holiday hire business on the sale of the business to a private buyer. The business is located...
Our personal injury lawyers regularly receive enquiries from people wondering if they are eligible to claim compensation. While we want to help everyone as best we can, not all accident...
In our 2015 report, we coined the phrase ‘grey go-getters’, predicting that with life expectancy rising and access to better health care, we’d see an increasingly grey workforce by 2025....
Setting up a Personal Injury Trust (PIT) is a sensible and beneficial way of managing compensation funds from a personal injury claim. However, a question we are commonly asked by...
A Personal Injury Trust (PIT) is a legal arrangement where compensation funds from a personal injury claim, such as a brain injury claim, are held in a separate Trust account...
When a child is awarded significant compensation for personal injury, it is often recommended that the money be placed into a minor Personal Injury Trust (PIT). A minor Personal Injury...
Our contentious probate solicitors were recently involved in an interesting case regarding the validity of a Will that was drafted by a former Partner (Ms T) of Barcan and Kirby....
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