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25 Aug
News
Rob
1868
Another defamation claim settled
One of our solicitors recently negotiated a favourable settlement in a High Court defamation claim. The parties mediated and a settlement was agreed shortly after. Full details of the settlement canno
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22 Aug
News
Rob
1866
Office move
We have today moved our London office to 40 Gracechurch Street near Monument Tube Station in the City.
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20 Aug
News
Rob
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Professional negligence success
Earlier this month Lee Silk settled a professional negligence claim against one of the country's leading estate and letting agents. The claim related to the agent's failed attempts to evict ou
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18 Aug
News
Rob
1832
Multi-Track High Court claim settled
Our litigation team recently settled a High Court claim just before witness statements were due to be exchanged. The claim was against a government department for breaching the terms of a settlement a
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17 Aug
News
Rob
1457
Judgment debt recovered in full
Our litigation team recently acted for a Judgment Creditor who was owed a significant sum of damages awarded by the employment tribunal. The debt was recovered in full with the Judgment Debtor agreein
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10 Aug
News
Rob
1451
Unfair Dismissal and Equality Act claim compromised
Our employment team recently settled a claim for a client against her former employer whereby unfair dismissal was alleged. The claim also involved elements of discrimination. Further details cannot b
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05 Aug
News
Rob
2216
Jennifer Sole arrives
Welcome to Jennifer Sole who joined the firm last week. Jennifer previously worked in the city and will bring her skills to the Property and Employment teams she will be heading up here as a partne
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
1787
Cerebral Palsy Claims
What is Cerebral Palsy? Cerebral Palsy describes a condition that effects movement and motor function as a result of an injury to the brain. Whilst in the majority of cases, the causes of Ce
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
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Cauda Equina Syndrome Claims
What is Cauda Equina Syndrome (CES)? Cauda Equina concerns the mass of nerves and nerve roots that branch off at the end of the spinal cord. CES refers to the potentially devestating syndrome caused
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
2289
Dental Negligence
Negligence caused through the sub-standard performance of dental procedures can lead to long term medical complications. It is important that we have confidence in the ability of our dentists but this
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
2231
Breast Surgery Negligence
The need for cosmetic surgery can arise through various situation, it can be either due to the result of trauma from wounds and injuries, the results of a mastectomy, or through the patient wishing to
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
2366
Claims against Veterinarians
Veterinarians, like other professionals, owe a duty to exercise reasonable care and skill when carrying out the service for which they are instructed. A failure to meet the standard of care, that bein
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
1998
Claims against Surveyors and Estate Agents
We understand that buying or selling property is a stressful time, and surrounding yourself with quality professionals eases the process. If things go wrong, and someone has not acted to a reasonable
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
2466
Claims against Solicitors and Barristers
We understand that when you instruct a solicitor and/or barrister you are trusting them for their professional skills and knowledge so when they fail to perform their duty to you, through incompetence
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
6735
Financial Claims against Directors
Insolvency practitioners appointed over a company will frequently seek to recover payments made to directors including: preferential payments; repayment of directors loan accounts;
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
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Claims against Brokers and Financial Advisors
All professionals owe a duty to provide their service and advice to a reasonable standard. If you have relied on the advice of a financial advisor or broker and have suffered loss due to negligent ser
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
1749
Claims against Accountants
If you instruct an account, they should provide services to a reasonably competent standard. If this is not the case, you may be entitled to compensation. A claim may be made for a variety of reaso
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
1749
Adding Value
We believe that we add value to our services by offering advice and training to our clients on all aspects of the recovery process and on the best ways to avoid bad debts. We offer for a fixed
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
2337
Bankruptcy Petitions
Bankruptcy Petitions are issued against individual debtors and in the vast majority of cases can only be issued following an unsatisfied statutory demand. Bankruptcy Petitions are a measure of last re
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
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Winding up Petitions
Winding-up petitions can be used for the recovery of debts from a limited company. Winding-up petitions are a measure of last resort as the costs are relatively high and in the event of a winding-u
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
2557
Statutory Demands
A statutory demand is a threat of insolvency proceedings either against a limited company or an individual. Statutory demands are normally used on higher value debts, and should only be used when t
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
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Enforcement of Judgments
County Court Judgments (CCJ's) are registered and can create difficulties for the debtor in the future in obtaining credit. The obtaining of a CCJ will not necessarily prompt the debtor into ma
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
1900
Issue of Court Claims
We will for a fixed fee deal with: the issue of proceedings; any response which is received to the proceedings such as an offer of payment or a dispute; obtaining a Default Ju
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
2184
Letters before Action
Although a formal letter before action from a solicitor is not always required prior to the issuing of proceedings, the inclusion of a solicitor into the credit control process can reap great dividend
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
3200
Revenge Porn
Revenge porn is the unauthorized and malicious dissemination of intimate images, be they photographs or videos, on the internet. These images are often taken with the subjects consent, for example whi
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
5190
Conveyancing - Frequently Asked Questions
Our clients often have lots of questions about moving home and the Conveyancing process. Here are some of the most common questions and their answers. 1. How long will it take? The average ti
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
3868
Rules of Intestacy Flowchart
Was the deceased married?
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
9729
Personal Injury Trusts
What is a personal injury trust and why might I need it? A personal injury trust is a lawful and legitimate method which allows you to ring fence your compensation if you or others in your close fami
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
3084
Overview of the Claim Process
The court system and lawyers The English civil court system is divided between the High Court and the County Courts. The legal profession is split between barristers (often referred to as &l
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04 Aug
Supplementary
Super User
3877
Holiday Accident Claims
With nearly 60% of British people heading abroad each summer for their holiday, it is useful to know your position if all does not go to plan. An accident abroad can be extremely costly, and it c
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18 to 25 Trusts
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Get a Conveyancing Quote
Your Conveyancing Quote Explained
Remortgages
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Right to Buy
Reconstruction of Lost or Destroyed Title Deeds
Flowchart of key steps when buying or selling a house
Conveyancing Terminology
Key Tips to Budgeting Effectively When Moving House
Key Steps when Buying or Selling a House
Lease Enfranchisement
Legal Charges
Adverse possession
Commercial Property
Buy to Let
Buying and Selling at Auction
Commercial Freeholds
Commercial Leases
New Builds and Plot Sales
Pubs and Restaurants
Rights of Way
Option Agreements
Self-invested Personal Pensions ("SIPP's")
Commercial Law
Shareholders Agreements
Business Acquisitions
Business Disposals
Commercial Contracts
Restructure and Refinancing
Startup Services
Personal Injury
Accidents at Work
Animals Act Claims
Bed Bug Claims
Clinical Negligence
Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority claims
Fatal Accident Claims
Head and Brain Injury Claims
Holiday Accident Claims
Horse Riding Injuries
Montreal Convention Claims
No win no fee agreements
Personal Injury Trusts
Road Traffic Accidents (RTAs)
Spinal Injury Claims
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Change of Name Deeds
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