Most people now know that they can make a claim for compensation if they suffer a personal injury that wasn’t their fault, but what exactly can be categorised as a ‘personal injury’ and how long after an incident can you make a claim? 

Our personal injury solicitors explain the basic need-to-know info here: More...

Around 180,000 people a year die intestate (without making a Will). That is a shocking 56% of UK deaths. This might sound gloomy, but are there any pros to not making a Will? Here, our legal experts look at the positives of giving all of your capital to the state by default…More...

Most flats are held on a leasehold basis. This means you have the right to use and live at the property for a fixed period of time, in accordance with the terms of the ‘lease’, the terms of this being the agreement between the freeholder and yourself. Upon the expiration of the lease, ownership of the property then reverts back to the freeholder.

Sounds gloomy; but is buying a leasehold property really all that bad? Here, Rachel Church, a solicitor in our firm, discusses the pros and cons of purchasing leasehold properties; offering some advice on some particularly common situations that prospective buyers can find themselves in. More...

Divorce can be a complicated time of your life. Therefore, it is important to enlist the services of a trained and experienced divorce solicitors firm and gain all the knowledge you can about the process in order to ensure the best possible outcome. 

Part of this is knowing your legal responsibilities. Do you have to pay spousal maintenance? Our solicitors tell all. More...