When to Instruct a Solicitor on a Breach of Contract Claim
When someone fails to do what they agreed to in a contract, you can be left out of pocket, out…
Received a Personal Injury Letter of Claim? 7 Mistakes Businesses and Individuals Should Avoid
Received a solicitor’s letter following an accident at your business, workplace or property? Discover what to do next, how to…
Why Making A Will Matters: Protecting Your Wishes, Your Loved Ones And Your Legacy
It is widely accepted that making a will is an important part of planning for the future. Yet, despite this…
More Than a Compensation Claim: Getting to Know Lindsay Slater
For Lindsay Slater, being a solicitor is about more than legal knowledge and professional qualifications. It is about building a…
Tenant Not Paying Rent and Reporting Damp: What Should Landlords Do?
If your tenant is not paying rent and reports damp, address both issues promptly. An arrears dispute does not remove…
Making Christmas arrangements for the children after separation
Christmas may still feel a little way off, but for separated parents, planning ahead can help avoid last-minute disagreements and…
Tenant Possession Proceedings in England: Stages, Delays and Updates
Possession proceedings follow a legal process, and the time it will take to recover possession depends on the type of…
Insurance Refusing to Cover a Personal Injury Claim? What Defendants Need to Know
Facing a personal injury claim is stressful enough without discovering that your insurer may not cover the costs. Find out…
Is It Worth Taking Legal Action for Rent Arrears? A Landlord’s Guide
Legal action for rent arrears can be worthwhile when the debt is supported by clear evidence and there is a…
Can a Landlord Resolve a Tenant Dispute Without Going to Court?
Yes. Some landlord and tenant disputes can be resolved through clear communication between the parties, and some find that a…