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Inheritance Fraud: Fake Wills Are Stealing Your Inheritance
Organised fraudsters in the UK are forging wills to hijack estates, highlighting the crucial need for proper wills and estate planning. What is Inheritance fraud? Probate fraud – also known as inheritance fraud- has emerged as a disturbing trend in recent years. Criminals are taking advantage of weaknesses in the system to forge LAST…
Find out moreWhat is Whistleblowing? Understanding the Basics
Whistleblowing is the act of reporting suspected wrongdoing within an organization, often by an employee or insider, to internal or external authorities. It exposes issues ranging from illegal activities to potential risks to public safety or the environment. What is whistleblowing? A whistleblower is someone who reports certain types of wrongdoing or suspected…
Find out moreWorld Alzheimer’s Month: Taking on Care Home Neglect
World Alzheimer’s Month, annually held in September, aims to raise awareness and support individuals affected by dementia and neglectful care in care homes. Despite being the leading cause of death in the UK and a major health and social care concern, dementia is often overlooked. The Alzheimer’s Society is highlighting the UK’s forgotten dementia…
Find out moreNational Grief Awareness Day: The importance of a Will
National Grief Awareness Day, August 30th, established in 2014, commemorates the various manifestations of grief and emphasizes the importance of having a will to protect yourself and your loved ones. What is a Will? A Will is a legal document that allows you to: Choose who will be your Executors – these are…
Find out moreManchester Firm Fined for Asbestos Risk at Eccles Pub
A1 Property Maintenance Management Limited, a Manchester-based construction company, has been fined for exposing workers to asbestos during a project at the former Unicorn Public House. Asbestos Found and Illegally Removed at Construction Site During a routine inspection on May 16, 2022, a Health and Safety Executive (HSE) inspector made a disturbing discovery…
Find out moreOur Statement: GDPR Breach from the Church of England
Oakwood Solicitors are outraged and deeply concerned by the recent breach of GDPR data protection standards demonstrated in the ‘Redress Church of England: New FAQs available’ email chain. This incident shows a shocking disregard for the privacy and well-being of victims. The thoughtless and insensitive nature of this data breach is appalling, and it has…
Find out moreUnderstand Divorce and Civil Partnership Dissolution
The end of a marriage or civil partnership can be devastating, not only to the two main people involved but also to any children or extended family. Not knowing your legal rights and responsibilities can make this upsetting time even more difficult. Our lead family law Solicitor, Sarah Hull, has over two decades of…
Find out moreClaims for negligent cosmetic surgery
Like any other surgery, cosmetic surgery can go wrong. If this was due to negligent maltreatment and you have suffered injuries as a result of this, you may be eligible for compensation. What is cosmetic surgery? In recent years cosmetic surgery has become increasingly popular. Its main aim is to improve the aesthetic…
Find out moreUnveiling Abuse Claims in Religious Organisations
People have always looked to religious organisations for safety, direction, and confidence. However, these same organisations are the home to tremendous trauma and abuse for survivors. While compensation is unable to erase the experience of abuse, it can assist in moving forward with life and putting the power back in your hands. Learn your…
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