We are pleased to have been awarded a silver medal in the WorkL Workplace Awards supported by the Telegraph. We rated particularly highly for empowerment (95%) and reward & recognition (85%) of our team members.

Many congratulations to Harleen Kaur Randeva who qualifies as a solicitor tomorrow having completed her training contract. Harleen spent the majority of her training contract working from our High Wycombe office.

We successfully persuaded District Judge Nicholson to strike out the Claimant’s claim at a trial at Reading County Court yesterday. In striking out the claim the District Judge opined that the Claimant would probably be able to make a successful negligence claim against his solicitors. Our client was awarded her

This Judgment was handed down earlier this month in an ongoing case involving cryptocurrency.

Acting on a Conditional Fee Agreement, our Lee Silk and Uzair Zafar recently secured a successful settlement for their clients in a professional negligence claim against a firm of solicitors who provided negligent advice regarding a residential property purchase. The negligent advice related to a doubling ground rent clause in

Jessie Mark and Lauren McLaughlin of Curzon Green’s Employment Team acted for the Claimant who brought complex claims of disability discrimination, harassment, victimisation and unfair dismissal, among others, against a national employer. Following a dismissal for ill health, failings were raised in respect of how the Claimant had been treated

The hotly awaited Legal 500 UK 2022 rankings were announced last week. We are delighted to share that our Family and Employment teams have again both been ranked as recommended firms for 2022. Both departments have been ranked previously and we are extremely pleased to retain these accolades. Thank you

Lee Silk and Jessie Mark acted for a widow and her three children following the tragic death of her husband after a suicide attempt. There were a number of significant failings in the care provided by mental health teams which attracted the attention of the Coroner at an inquest which

Congratulations to Jasmine Doust who today qualifies as a solicitor following completion of her training contract. Jasmine will remain in the firm working in the Immigration & Human Rights team.

Congratulations go to Beatrice who will be the first CG team member to pursue her path to qualification as a solicitor through the SQE route when she commences the SQE Essentials Course next week.

This month we are very pleased to welcome Beatrice Young, Georgia Jones and Mya Tibbs to our Buckinghamshire teams. All three are very much looking forward to a long and exciting career in the law!