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Simon Nosworthy

Post lockdown conditions have created a perfect time...

A short-term drop in housing prices caused by Covid-19 and the existing low cost of borrowing have created the ‘perfect...

William Ford

I am vulnerable and homeless but the Council...

Homelessness law and procedure can be very complicated. We hope this blog gives you some helpful pointers but it is...

businesswoman and businessman signing contract

Simone McGrath

London Council named as Judge lifts ruling

Haringey Council has been named in a case involving parents of a 14 year-old boy with cerebral palsy and his brother...

Ben Posford

Choosing a solicitor for someone who has suffered...

According to the organisation Headway, more than 1 million people attend Accident and Emergency Departments with a head injury every year...

Simone McGrath

Osbornes Law case news: Naming Local Authorities – should...

A recent article written by the Transparency Project http://www.transparencyproject.org.uk/to-name-or-not-to-name-that-is-the-question/ discusses the question of whether Local...

Rachael Atkinson

Property Market Gets The Green Light!

Buyers, Sellers, Estate Agents, Solicitors, Mortgage Companies, Surveyors and many more have been waiting since March for the Government to...

Stephanie Prior

COVID-19 Update: NHS to pause dealing with Complaints

Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, NHS England has paused the investigation of new and existing complaints to enable clinical...

Stuart Kightley

Bike Cam Prosecutions

Have you ever been cut up by a van turning left? Or been riding along only to find the tarmac...

Laura Swaine

Helmet Cameras: Personal Safety and the Law

Helmet cameras have become one of the must-have items for cyclists, especially those commuting to and from work. They offer...

Shilpa Mathuradas

Easements – Five Questions Answered

What is an easement? An easement is a right benefitting a piece of land (known as the dominant land) that...