Blog Archives - Page 35 of 86

Blog

Clear filterFilter your search:

First Time Buyer? Tips to get you started...

I often receive calls from first time buyers telling me they have never bought a property before and they don’...

Volunteering – make a difference to someone’s day

This week is Volunteers Week. Volunteering is a great opportunity to give something back to your local community. It is...

Stephanie Prior

Never Events in the NHS

The NHS performs over 7 million surgical procedures every year, and the vast majority of these are successful. However, occasionally something...

Elspeth Neilson

The Problem with DIY Wills

The Law Gazette has recently reported that ‘DIY Wills’ are being blamed for the rise in probate disputes, and this...

The Latest Prosthetic Devices for Finger Amputations

As a firm we deal with lots of finger amputation cases involving accidents at work on building sites, in abattoirs...

Stuart Kightley

Intimidatory driving to become breach of traffic law?

A new driving offence of ‘intimidatory driving’ is being considered by the government to crack down on close passes by...

Lisa Pepper

Can I take the children abroad on holiday?

Can a mother take a child out of the country without the father’s permission? The answer to this question...

When is the best time of year to...

There are important tax considerations, which can mean starting your divorce close to the start of the tax year, which...

Enforcement Proceedings issued against Housing Association

Osbornes Law have successfully enforced a binding agreement reached with a housing association concerning works to remedy housing disrepair. In...

Sam Collard

Do sporting bodies take head injuries seriously enough?

Jan Vertonghen and Christoph Kramer. Both are professional football players who have suffered injuries whilst playing in high-profile matches; both...