Mesothelioma Claims – Don’t Delay Legal Action
Mesothelioma is a terminal form of lung cancer caused by exposure to asbestos dust, which is acquired during a patient’s working life in many different environments and forms. Those diagnosed with the condition are often given a short life expectancy and often deteriorate rapidly. The main symptoms of Mesothelioma to be aware of are:…
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Is This Sexual Harassment – BBC Documentary
Is This Sexual Harassment? Documentary receives extended release on BBC iPlayer. With prolonged availability on BBC iPlayer after its initial TV airing on the 13th of January 2019, Is This Sexual Harassment? relied heavily on the input from our own Director, Jessica Thompson, as a legal consultant during its production. This unique documentary…
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Domestic Violence-Related Murders at Five-Year High
Murders stemming from domestic violence have hit a five-year high in the UK. Research done by the BBC has found that the number of people killed as a result of domestic violence in the UK is now at its highest level since 2014. In 2018, 173 people were killed in domestic violence-related homicides –…
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Contract for Differences – Case Study
After successfully bringing a Claim for a Financial Litigation Client, we share a case study of the process. Contract For Differences Mrs. X was approached by JNF Capital who advised her to invest in a complex and exotic financial product called Contract for Differences (CFDS) – a form of risk financial speculation called derivative…
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The Flaws of the CICA
The Flaws of the CICA (Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority) – Why the Review is Sorely Needed £244,000 in compensation has been withheld from 103 victims of rape and sexual assault in the past two years by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA). [i] In the past five years, 253 victims had payments cut due…
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Checklist for Serving a Section 21 Notice – What You Need to Know
When considering serving notice to a tenant under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988, the following time frames need to be considered: A section 21 notice cannot be served within the first four months from the day on which the tenancy began. At least 2 months written notice that the landlord requires possession…
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Free Wills Month – Calendar
As part of our desire to help local businesses and charitable organisations, we regularly participate in ‘Free Wills Month’ promotions throughout the year. By signing up for a Will during Free Wills Month, you get to have a simple single or mirror Will for yourself and/or your partner at no cost. All we ask is…
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Bad Tenants – How Much Are They Costing You?
As a Landlord, you have likely felt the pain and dealt with the struggles of having a tenant that causes you difficulties that you never could have foreseen. The Insurer LV= has recently undertaken an analysis based on 1.5m Landlords, and the statistics to come from this show that 23% of Landlords have a…
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‘Claudia’s Law’ – Guardianship (Missing Persons) Act 2017: Legal Update
What is ‘Claudia’s Law’? Named after Claudia Lawrence who went missing in 2009, the new regulations came into effect on the 31st of August 2019, following an extensive campaign for change that was backed by Claudia’s father, Peter Lawrence OBE, the charity Missing People and other families affected. Previously, there were no provisions in place…
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