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‘Stay at Home’ – the rule most feared by victims of Domestic Abuse as we head into 2021

This time of year is usually one of reflection, looking back at the last twelve months and making New Year Resolutions that we vow wholeheartedly to stick to…

Business Interruption Claims – Has your business been affected by Covid-19?

With two lockdowns having already taken place this year it is clear Covid-19 has had far-reaching effects on all businesses. Mandated closures and business disruptions have led to significant financial losses

Personal Injury Myth Buster

The firm's Head of Claims, Alison Hurton outlines some of the common myths her team hears about making a claim in her latest blog.

Everything you need to know about Mediation

Helen Derry
13 Nov 2020
Law Blog
Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates

If you’ve made the decision to separate or divorce, you might be wondering what first steps you could take to get through this difficult process as quickly and amicably as you can.

CHILD CONTACT AND THE SECOND NATIONAL LOCKDOWN

4 Nov 2020
Law Blog
Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates

On Thursday 5th November, England will be placed into a second national lockdown. The first lockdown placed a huge strain on many separated families with confusion as to whether or not children could still pass between different households for the purposes of contact.

Workplace Machinery Accident - Court Success for Personal Injury Lawyer Amanda Needham

Workplaces with fast paced production lines can be hazardous – and when appropriate risk assessments designed to protect the workforce are not carried out, accidents can happen. The day of Dave’s accident was also his first day working as a production packer in a busy factory. His job was to take packets of food off a conveyor belt and place them into boxes on a table behind him.