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Homeless Family Kept in Hotels for 3 Years

Bristol City Council has been found by the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman to have failed a vulnerable homeless...

Shilpa Mathuradas

EMA Decision: Brexit Does Not Frustrate Commercial Property Lease The largely anticipated decision in the case of Canary Wharf v...

Osbornes Solicitors are delighted to announce that the firm has been successfully re-accredited to the Law Society’s Wills and...

Denise Kitchener has joined Osbornes Law in London to work alongside their Managing Partner and Heads of Department to build...

Osbornes is one of only 24 firms recently reappointed to the Solicitors Regulation Authority’s Panel of Intervention Agents. The Solicitors...

A team of our housing solicitors were successful in a longstanding claim against a rogue landlord concerning a conduct of...

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (“NICE”), the Government’s advisors, have recently proposed that care workers should...

R (on the Application of MRA) v Surrey County Council (JR/7871/2018) Our client MRA, a national of Iran, arrived in...

Ben Posford

Osbornes Solicitors is part of a consortium of Brain Injury Group members offering a free Legal and Welfare Service (LAWS)...

Stephanie Prior

People from the UK travel abroad for plastic surgery, as on the face of it, it can cost substantially less...