News
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Judge finds The Mirror is entitled to its opinion that Dyson is a hypocrite who screwed the country.13/12/2023
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A new bill has been introduced to parliament which intends to make sweeping changes to the leasehold property system in the UK.28/11/2023
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If private photos of you become public, the damage caused to you can be very serious - find out how you can claim compensation.17/11/2023
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If someone has been spreading lies about you, what legal action can you to take?09/11/2023
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In a recent judgment, the fees a North Devon firm sought to charge have been slashed by a judge, after they provided unrealistic advice to their client.08/11/2023
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Samuels is proud to announce that it has been awarded Lexcel accreditation again, reflecting our very high standards of client care.07/11/2023
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An unregulated solicitor's very poor work has meant a man has been buried, contrary to the wishes he left in his will.06/11/2023
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The new Power of Attorney Act paves the way for digitisation of this important legal service, but will there be any drawbacks?03/11/2023
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A Sainsbury's security guard called a shopper a thief, which has led to slander proceedings being issued.30/10/2023
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A new case will challenge the right of AI platforms such as Chat GPT to source material created by others.05/10/2023
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Fake and malicious online reviews can cause havoc for a business, particularly when they are published anonymously. But action can be taken.04/10/2023
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Samuels has expanded both of its busy conveyancing departments in Barnstaple and Kingsbridge26/09/2023