News Archive
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AI is being increasingly used to give legal advice, but what happens when that advice is wrong? -
There are only a few reasons for lawfully processing data and a breach could mean you are entitled to bring a claim. -
The meaning of the word "nonce" has been argued over in libel claims in recent cases -
The Guardian's defeat of Dr Who actor Noel Clarke leaves him with a multi million pound costs bill. -
Removing links to old material from a search of your name is fast and cost efficient. -
How to ensure that a property is sold, if your co owner refuses. -
If you want a website to remove an image of you, we will be able to help. -
An unprecedented live apology broadcast on Sky potentially paves the way for less robust football punditry in future. -
New owners of a property have to abide by previous owners' boundary agreements. -
Finding a solicitor with a niche specialism in libel and slander cases -
The time for claiming squatters rights has been clarified by a recent Supreme Court decision. -
A multi billion dollar claim involving AI's use of copyrighted material has settled in the USA. -
Our new office in Newcastle has officially opened, dealing with property litigation and reputation management disputes. -
A libel claim against The Guardian fails, with Noel Clarke being labelled as an unreliable witness. -
Liam Payne's untimely death has highlighted why making a will is so important. -
The government wants to replace the leasehold system, but what are the common issues faced by leaseholders? -
At the moment, wills can only be signed in person, but is that about to change? -
Samuels Solicitors has been awarded the Conveyancing Quality mark again. -
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