Employment
If you have a dispute with your employer, or if you are an employer who is having problems with an employee, the technicalities of employment law mean that it is very easy to make a bad situation worse. We are experts in assisting employers and employees with claims for unfair dismissal, constructive dismissal, unlawful deductions from wages, and all of the different types of discrimination that can occur. The time limits for bringing an employment claim are extremely tight – in many cases you have just three months to start your claim and if you miss that deadline, it can be very difficult to recover the situation. If you want to start or defend an employment claim, talk to one of our experts today who will be able to advise you what you need to do.
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Judith Thompson
Matt Howe joins Samuels Solicitors LLP as a great new addition to the team. -
If you are a landlord or a tenant, our handy guide about the information landlords have to give to tenants, will be of interest to you. -
Matthew Howe
The long running case between Nestle and Cadburys still rumbles on -
Abbie Kingdon
With the news earlier this year that a whole country - Swaziland - changed it's name, how easy is it for you? -
Abbie Kingdon
A recent report has highlighted the need for steps to be taken by millions in the UK, to protect themselves in old age. -
Matthew Howe
A photographer has successfully claimed against a school for using one of his images on their website. -
Judith Thompson
An internet troll has been brought to justice after 13 years. Read our analysis of the case. -
Matthew Howe
Samuels Solicitors LLP, based in Barnstaple, are very proud to announce that we are sponsoring the festival for the third consecutive year. -
Earlier this year the court awarded a son, who had worked for many years for little pay, a share of the farm he had always been promised. -
Judith Thompson
Is it fair that a not guilty verdict should be included in a criminal records check? -
Lots of people loan money to other family members, but is it a good idea, and what are the legal implications? -
Judith Thompson
The BBC will not be appealing the case it lost against Sir Cliff Richard, but what will the implications be for the general public?
