First introduced in 2010, the Fixed Recoverable Costs regime limits the legal costs that can be reclaimed upon success in court. As of 1 October…
Surrogacy can be a confusing and daunting subject, especially if you’re considering becoming a surrogate or are prospective parents thinking about surrogacy. There are many…
Expert reports are imperative to civil litigation matters as it gives the court insight into matters they may not understand.
Intentional harassment, alarm, or distress are the key things related to an offence under Section 4A of the Public Order Act. Many people are aware…
Long-term sickness is something that can affect any business. If you're an employer, find out what you can do here.
If you're wondering what your rights are when attending a voluntary police interview, then we have all the answers for you here.
Trust law, especially in regards to property, is incredibly complex. If you have a beneficial interest in a property, we can help.
There are two main types of powers of attorney. Whilst general powers of attorney are temporary, lasting powers of attorney last indefinitely.
Mrs M Fabry v Statham Gill Davies Solicitors is a case involving her late son and her claims of discrimination due to his mental health.
Forming a limited company in England and Wales means you need to follow specific guidelines, especially when setting up and choosing a name.
In the world of intellectual property law, the recent result of Lidl v Tesco has surprised many. Find out more here.
Cream chargers contain nitrous oxide which is a common recreation drug in the UK. Find out more about the law surrounding them here.
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