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Making a will when you are close to death and without professional assistance is an effective means of fostering dispute between your loved ones after you are gone.
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Judicial Grey Cells Exercised to the Full in Unusual Will Dispute
The ins and outs of will disputes often resemble the plot of an Agatha Christie novel and require judges to fully deploy their little grey cells in uncovering the truth.
35,000 Supermarket Workers Strike Important Blow in Equal Pay Dispute
When pursuing equal pay claims, it is vital to avoid the proverbial fallacy of seeking to compare apples with pears as this case shows.
Good Quality Conveyancing Is Vital To The Avoidance Of Neighbour Disputes
Poor quality property conveyancing is a sadly common source of neighbour disputes and that is why it is so crucial to engage specialist solicitors to do the job.
Woman Jailed for Pursuing Fraudulent £5.7 Million Clinical Negligence Claim
Against the background of the COVID-19 pandemic, fraudulent compensation claims against the NHS appear nothing short of obscene.
Family Judge Deeply Regrets Wealthy Ex-Couple’s Inability to Compromise
Judges often plead with divorcing couples to bury the hatchet rather than subject themselves to the self-harm of litigation.
Accident Victims – Managing Compensation Can Be as Hard as Winning It
Vulnerable accident victims who receive large compensation awards are sometimes prone to poor financial decisions and are amongst those most in need of professional assistance.
Social Landlord Feels Sharp End of COVID-19 Ban on Residential Evictions
Residential landlords suffered gravely during the COVID-19 pandemic, not least due to a wide-ranging ban on evictions of tenants.
Husband in £64 Million Divorce Case Claims COVID-19 Hardship
A High Court ruling in a divorce case showed the pandemic is not a good enough reason for failing to meet legal and financial obligations.