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Trustees are often tasked with making decisions about how a trust should operate. If a decision that a trustee has to make is considered ‘momentous’, then they may consider applying to obtain appr...
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What evidence do you need aside from the medical records? And how do you get it? Clinical injury claims need a lot of documentary support. Medical records are the obvious first port of c...
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Kevin Holding was killed in an accident at work while he was repairing a pop-up urinal. Ian is representing Kevin’s family. His daughter, Karlie, was recently interviewed by the BBC, where she expre...
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In the realm of contract law, there is a presumption that everyone can contract. However, there are circumstances in which this presumption can be challenged, such as if a person did not have capacity...
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Background As a solicitor dealing with serious injury cases, I have observed that a favourite complaint of the insurance industry is that in catastrophic personal injury cases, claimant’s solicitor...
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At our webinar on 30 January we discussed the main changes which the Renters (Reform) Bill will make to possession claims for private landlords, how rent increases will work for residential tenancies...
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What is a 'Common Law Partner'? In the United Kingdom, the term "common law partner" is frequently used to describe two people who live together as a couple, but are not legally married or in a civil...
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There are three types of property licensing schemes that cover different types of private rented properties. These are mandatory licensing, additional licensing, and selective licensing. If you o...
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