27.8.2024
Pension Sharing Orders
Pension Sharing in Divorce With so many things to consider when dividing up your finances during a divorce or dissolution...
Read moreKieran joined the family department at Osbornes Law in mid-August of 2024, having graduated with a 2:1 in LLB (Hons) Law from the University of Bristol the same year.
Kieran works in Osbornes in the family and financial legal sectors, primarily assisting in divorce and financial matters, respectively.
Upon completing his A-Levels, Kieran achieved a high grade in his National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT) and joined the Law Society in his first year of University. In his penultimate year of study, he worked for North London solicitors’ Rawal & Co where he attended Court hearings, completed legal writings, and met with Barristers.
Presently, Kieran continues to escalate his legal knowledge and experience whilst working at Osbornes Law.
Mark can grasp complex cases quickly and is always looking for resolution. He has a sharp mind and intellect.
Osbornes is a well-regarded personal injury practice well equipped to advise on high-value and high-profile claims.
"Lisa Pepper is "caring and considerate of the issues behind a matter, and will speak directly if she feels clients need that advice."
"Bridget brings a wealth of experience to her work so she will cover all aspects of a case comprehensively and sensibly."
Stephanie Prior continues to receive widespread praise from clients, who state that she explains the legal aspects of the case very clearly, and she is also a caring person who handles cases on a personal level.
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Common Law Partners
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25.7.2024Cycling Accident Claims: Client Stories
Below are details of various cases handled by Osbornes specialist cycle accident claims team including the payouts clients have received...
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Accident at Work Compensation Examples
Factory Worker Receives £14,000 for Hot Water Burns Our client was working in a food producing factory. He was injured when...
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My spouse is going bankrupt. Will it affect...
Divorce and Bankruptcy In 2022, more than 1 in 10 businesses reported a moderate-to-severe risk of insolvency. More than one in five (22%) of...
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Ambulance Delays Affecting Rapid Patient Treatment
Failure to Meet Ambulance Response Targets In 2017, the Secretary of State for Health accepted the new ambulance performance standards recommended...
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9.6.2023High profile probate dispute of Vladimir Scherbakov
Probate dispute of Russian billionaire’s missing will You’d imagine a wealthy businessman with assets in different countries would...
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Early Notification Scheme – is it helping or failing...
What is the Early Notification Scheme? The NHS Early Notification Scheme (“ENS”) has reached its sixth anniversary. Established in April 2017,...
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Cyclists Claim After Hit-and-Run
Successful claim by cyclist injured after a hit-and-run In this hit-and-run claim, Our client had been playing volleyball in the...
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Are pharmacy closures putting patients at risk?
It has been reported in the press that chemist closures will have an impact on patients living in deprived or...
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Case Law: Dementia-Induced Mild Cognitive Impairment
Introduction Dementia is a harsh reality for increasing numbers of families. Sadly, it means the disputed wills solicitors at Osbornes...
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19.5.2023Declaration of Trust for Property
If you are buying a property jointly, you may want to consider making a declaration of trust to record your...
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11.5.2023Lease Extension Negligence
What is Lease Extension Negligence? Solicitors Negligence when a Tenant claims a new lease of a flat under the Leasehold...
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Overlooking Nuisance Claims
The Supreme Court’s Ruling on Overlooking as Private Nuisance In the case Fearn v Tate (2023) UKSC 4, the UK Supreme...
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German Court Rules on EU Succession Regulation
Succession laws vary from country to country which historically made the administration of cross-border estates potentially complex. Since 17 August 2015, the...
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Success in Court of Appeal in child disability...
The Court of Appeal has today handed judgment in the case of Harrington v Secretary of State for Work and...
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11.4.2023£250,000 settlement for client injured in forklift accident
Sophie Davies, a specialist personal injury lawyer at Osbornes Law, recently represented a client who suffered life-changing injuries following a...
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Osbornes Instructed After Local Authority Data Breach
Osbornes Law has recently negotiated a settlement on behalf of two clients who had their personal information inadvertently released to...
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Does Divorce Jurisdiction Matter?
Jurisdiction in divorce I am a family law practitioner with a large client following in England and in Gibraltar. I...
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Private Pregnancy Scans and Substandard Care
In the news, it has been reported that private clinics that offer pregnancy scans to women are not meeting the...
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Cohabitation Agreements
Unmarried couples who live together do not have the same legal protection as married couples and civil partners when they...
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Breadwinner or homemaker in divorce. Does it matter?
Breadwinner vs Housewife Divorce Rights When it comes to deciding how wealth is split in a divorce, English courts do...
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What is Parental Responsibility?
Understanding Parental Responsibility Parental responsibility is the legal term used to describe parents’ duties and responsibilities for their children. These...
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Are trusts protected from divorce?
Can trusts protect an inheritance from your spouse? A trust is a separate legal entity. Neither spouse owns its assets....
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