One of our family solicitors successfully represented a father in a complex matter regarding child arrangements. The matter progressed to a final hearing where it was decided that the child should live with the father going forward and spend time…
Samantha Beasley left us yesterday as she is about to start her LPC studies. We wish her the best of luck.
This month we welcome 3 new lawyers to our team. Georgina Kerby and Steven Organ are both commencing their training contracts with the firm. Andrew Piggin is joining as a legal assistant and is due to start the LPC on…
Our solicitors recently settled a complex claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 in the Family Division of the High Court. We acted on behalf of the claimant, who received the family home and a lump…
This week Jeff Thomas joined the team at Curzon Green Solicitors. Jeff’s 25 years of experience practising family law will augment the firm’s family law department which already has a strong reputation for excellence.
Curzon Green attended the LawCareers.Net Training and Recruitment Awards at the Merchant Taylors’ Hall in Bank. The awards recognised the achievements of a spectrum of firms within their training and recruitment processes. An enjoyable time was had by all.
Curzon Green is delighted to announce that our employment team was nominated for an ACQ5 Law Award 2016: UK – LAW FIRM OF THE YEAR (EMPLOYMENT LAW). Of the awards nominees, Jake Robson, Editor in Chief of ACQ said “The…
Lee Silk recently settled a personal injury claim arising from a road traffic accident for the sum of £50,000 plus costs. He acted for the claimant who suffered multiple and complex injuries. The claim settled within 11 months of the…
Employers need to be aware that as from 1 April 2016, all workers aged 25 and over are legally entitled to be paid a minimum of £7.20 per hour, unless they in the first year of an apprenticeship. Employers should…
In early March the Ministry of Justice confirmed that a 34% hike in divorce fees would take effect on 21 March despite opposition from family lawyers. Last summer the MoJ consulted on court fee rises, including a proposed rise in divorce…