The Big Tea Cosy Tea Party and Silent Auction for Breast Cancer Haven
Let’s put the kettle on for a brew, whether it be a cuppa tea or if you prefer an Italian coffee, and lets have some cake – all in aid of Breast Cancer Haven!
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Exciting News From the Wills Department
We at Oakwood Solicitors wish to congratulate Katherine Law who has completed and passed the Solicitors for the Elderly, Older Client Care Practice Award.
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8 SIMPLE SIGNS THAT SHOULD MAKE YOU THINK ABOUT MAKING A WILL (or updating your current Will)
Whenever we think about Wills we automatically think that we are too young to make a Will and that it is for the older generation. We hope to change your mind. Find out more here.
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Prostate Cancer the Growing Predator
Prostate cancer is now the third biggest cancer killer in the UK meaning an average of 1 in 8 men will get prostate cancer in their lifetime. Read more now.
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Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE)
SFE is a national organisation for Lawyers (Solicitors, Barristers and Chartered Legal Executives) who specialise in providing legal advice for older or vulnerable people. Read more here.
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Claim a Power of Attorney Refund
The Ministry of Justice and Office of the Public Guardian have recently advised that if you registered a power of attorney from 1 April 2013 to 31 March 2017, you can apply to get part of your application fee back. Find out more.
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Catastrophic Testicular NHS Blunder
Recent statistics released by NHS Resolution, reveals an estimated £2.8 million in compensation has been awarded to 137 men in the last 6 years, following catastrophic surgical errors.
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Why Put Off Your Spring Cleaning When You Can Do It Now
The question has been raised as to whether parents should help their loved ones by sorting through their possessions and clearing out all their unwanted and unnecessary possessions before the inevitable happens.
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Should Birthing Injuries Be More Transparent to Parents?
Hospital takes 5 years to apologise to the parents of a young boy who suffered an injury as a result of their negligence. Should injuries like this be more transparent to parents? Find out more here.
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