Alternative Dispute Resolution

A recent decision quashing planning permission for a 44 acre solar farm could have far reaching consequences for developers and objectors.

The Court of Appeal has recently found that solicitors have a duty to inform lenders where it appears that a property has been over-valued by a surveyor.

If you are not happy with your current solicitor, you can change, even if you have a conditional fee agreement. Read on to find out more.

The Court rate of 8% has been around for a long time - should you be claiming this on top of your damages?

A new case opens the way for damages claims to be brought where victims have been pressurised into sending explicit pictures of themselves. Read on to find out more.

In a departure from the current trend, a litigant in person found leniency at Court and was granted an extension of time in circumstances where this would not usually be allowed.

In a new case, a whistleblower who was dismissed wins a huge sum in damages.

A recent case highlights the importance of starting claims quickly, when documents are still available. Read on to find out more.

A new poll reveals that the public agree with solicitors, that will-writing services should be regulated. Read on to find out more.

A new case highlights the dangers of using a McKenzie Friend rather than an experienced lawyer. In this case the Defendant had to pay higher damages. Read on to find out more.

Time is running out for claims against banks who mis-sold interest rate hedging products to individuals and small businesses. Read on to find out how we can help.

If you have lost the chance to bring a claim because your solicitor was negligent, how would your damages be calculated? Read on to find out.