Curzon Green ranked in Chambers 2025
We are pleased to confirm we have been ranked in Chambers 2025 as a leading firm for SME’s.
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Round-Up: Mental Health in the Workplace and Employment Rights Bill
Last Thursday stood as World Mental Health Day and the focus for 2024 was around mental health in the workplace. World Mental Health Day 2024 also coincided with the Government publishing its highly anticipated Employment Rights Bill, with a few…
Loan v Gift – Successful outcome following five day trial
Our Dispute Resolution Team’s Lee Silk and Jack Plummer were recently successful at a five-day trial in a claim for a loan advanced in December 2015 for in excess of £1.2million, used to purchase a family home in Oxfordshire. Curzon…
Settlement reached in personal injury claim
Our Dispute Resolution Team’s Lee Silk and Jack Plummer were recently successful in securing a favourable settlement for our client in her personal injury claim, acting on the basis of a conditional fee agreement (‘no win, no fee’). Our client…
Leading firm for client satisfaction
We are pleased to note that the firm has again being ranked as a leading firm for client satisfaction in the Legal 500 2025.
Setting Up Your UK eVisa
The UK visa system is (mostly) moving online. Below we outline the steps on how to set up your new eVisa which will be used in the near future (and almost certainly after 31st December 2024) to verify your immigration…
Increased duties on employers to prevent sexual harassment at work
The Worker Protection (Amendment of Equality Act 2010) Act 2023 is due to come into force in a few weeks’ time, on 26 October 2024. This means that, starting from next month, it will become a legal duty for employers…
Successful Will Challenge
Curzon Green successfully represented the claimant in a will dispute, helping to secure an inheritance from their father. The deceased had purportedly made a will on the same day as his death, leaving his entire estate to his cohabiting partner,…
The proposed abolishment of Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 – A review a month on from the King’s Speech
In the King’s Speech on 17th July 2024, King Charles III set out the Government’s proposed legislation for the upcoming parliamentary year. This article focuses on the Renters’ Rights Bill, which is poised to give “greater rights and protections to people renting their homes, including ending…
Prison sentence ordered for contempt of court
Late last month a Defendant was sentenced to prison for 18 months for contempt of court in a cryptocurrency case run by Rob Green. It is believed to be one of the first successful applications for contempt of court arising…