Alternative Dispute Resolution

Conditional "no win no fee" agreements for defamation, libel and slander are proving more popular than ever.

Have you been using a piece of land for several years? Read our article about a recent case, to see whether this applies to you.

Huge congratulations to Rebecca Parr who has been awarded a certificate in Trusts & Estates, by the Society for Trust & Estate Practitioners.

Who would manage your affairs if you become incapable? If you don't know, this article is essential reading.

Samuels, based in North Devon, has recently acted in the successful sale of two large companies. How can we help you?

What are living wills, who needs one, and why they are a good idea? Read on for expert advice.

If cranes are encroaching above your property from a neighbouring development, you may have a claim for compensation. Read on to find out more.

Who will win the battle between France and Google over the right to be forgotten and will it apply to you?

A claimant was allowed to keep damages even though the claim was fraudulent, because of the other side's delay. Read on to find out more.

With an ageing population, there has been a rise in the number of cases dealing with the financial abuse of older people.

Two recent decisions of the European Court of Justice reinforce an individual's right to choose their own lawyer, even when they are using a legal expenses insurance policy.

The new National Living Wage is set to impact areas of Devon more significantly than much of the rest of the UK. Read on to find out more.