News
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Rebecca Parr
Digital assets are an important part of your estate - how are you going to ensure yours can be accessed after you have died?23/09/2021 -
Mark Cummings
The Court of Appeal's decision about right to privacy has potentially weakened claims arising out of overlooking. Developers of new property are heartened by the decision but further privacy cases will arise.13/09/2021 -
Matthew Howe
A recent libel damages award against Tommy Robinson has lawyers wondering whether compensation for defamation claims is on the increase.29/07/2021 -
Are you at risk of being sued for libel or breach of privacy, as a result of your social media posts? A new campaign encourages consideration of these issues.07/07/2021
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Clarification from the Court of Appeal concerning the start date of commercial leases welcomed by lawyers.08/06/2021
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Trustpilot is refusing to comply with a court order to remove a libellous review from its site - what are the implications of this for businesses trying to deal with untrue and malicious reviews?26/02/2021
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Judith Thompson
A Judge confirms that individuals can expect their private correspondence to be protected. This will apply to letters, emails, texts and all other forms of written communication.22/02/2021 -
Matthew Howe
A recent decision in the High Court made it clear that in libel cases, the level of damages can be reduced because of the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic.16/02/2021 -
Rebecca Parr
An over view of how to include digital assets in your will.12/02/2021 -
A review on Trustpilot proved to be a very costly mistake for one client of a solicitor's firm28/01/2021
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Matthew Howe
In this week's decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the publications in The Sun were substantially true.04/11/2020 -
Mark Cummings
During the covid crisis there has been a moratorium on evictions - what will happen next?15/09/2020 -
Fair and accurate references can be vital to ensuring you get the job - but what if your old employer gives you an unfair reference?10/09/2020
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Rebecca Parr
Has you or a loved one had a will witnessed by video link because of Covid-19?13/08/2020 -
Serving court papers on an opponent can be difficult if their offices are closed - so what can you do?11/08/2020
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Matthew Howe
If your contract has not been performed because of the Covid-19 pandemic, what can you do about it?10/08/2020 -
Rebecca Parr
If you need a will, we can help. The old rules for signing wills can be followed safely in most cases.03/08/2020 -
Matthew Howe
Damages for defamation can vary wildly depending on the country where the case is heard. What can you expect?14/07/2020 -
There is a new Stamp Duty holiday for property buyers - what will it mean for you?13/07/2020
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A new procedure will make it easier for lower cost construction disputes to be dealt with more quickly and cost effectively.18/05/2020
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Laura Mather
If you have been waiting to move into your new home, the new guidelines mean it's possible at last, and we can help.13/05/2020 -
Elayne Clarke
Samuels Solicitors has been in business for 30 years, and celebrates by taking on two fantastic new partners.29/04/2020 -
Commercial leases usually say that a landlord will not unreasonably withhold consent to a change of use, but what if they do refuse?28/04/2020
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Abbie Kingdon
If you are looking for a firm of solicitors in the North Devon area, find out about our services and how we can help.27/04/2020 -
Mark Cummings
During these stressful times, simmering neighbour disputes could boil over - here is how we can help.24/04/2020 -
With many hearings being postponed, a high profile celebrity defamation case is the latest victim.23/04/2020
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Judith Thompson
If you see unwanted material in a search of your name, you can apply to search engines to block the results in certain circumstances.15/04/2020 -
Mark Cummings
The impact of the coronavirus is affecting every area of life, but how is it affecting the courts and the handling of civil claims?09/04/2020 -
The court has directed that some duties owed by a director to their company will continue, even if the company goes into administration.08/04/2020
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Matthew Howe
The UK has decided not to join the EU patent court, but what will the effect of this be? Our experts can help you.07/04/2020 -
If you are a commercial landlord, or the tenant of a commercial property, our advice could be invaluable to you at this uncertain time.06/04/2020
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The intestacy rules were updated in February, but how will they affect you? Find out how we can help you.03/04/2020
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Maisie Bonfield
Many firms pay referral fees to estate agents, in return for a recommendation - is this legal and is it morally right?02/04/2020 -
Laura Mather
If you are trying to decide whether to pursue a debtor for what they owe, read our guide first to see what you need to consider.01/04/2020 -
Rebecca Parr
If you need to make or update a will, find out how we can assist you at this difficult time.31/03/2020 -
If you are buying or selling a property, how will COVID-19 affect you?30/03/2020
