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Firm’s work from home deal shows changed post pandemic employment world
With the grip Covid 19 had on the nation finally now having loosened, we find ourselves in a very di...
Marriage laws need strengthening as tale of dementia patient demonstrates
It may surprise you that in this day and age someone with advanced dementia can remarry so that thei...
Dale & Newbery secure £1.25m for personal injury client
A young man who suffered life-changing injuries when a roof panel struck him during a storm has sett...
Property market sees buoyant start to 2022
Despite still living in somewhat peculiar times the housing market in the UK remains healthy, making...
Alarming statistics demonstrate 2022 resolution many should make
With a new year on the horizon, it is fair to say that many of us will soon be making those new year...
Danger of unregulated Wills cannot be underestimated
For high quality law firms looking out for their clients best interests, there are few things as con...
What are your rights if your boss wants you back in the office
Thankfully, as we enter the autumn of 2021 the world is beginning to resemble the place we once knew...
Legal satisfaction hits a new high despite pandemic’s challenges
Recent news that client satisfaction in legal services has hit a new high is welcome news to not onl...
Property boom shows little sign of a slowdown
When we all first began to feel our lives had become intertwined with some kind of sci-fi movie, jus...
Call for domestic abuse time limits to be scrapped welcomed
Very recently we saw the one year anniversary of the start of the first lockdown, which has subseque...
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