News Archive
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If you want to remove unwanted search results from the internet, it's important that you know the scope of the right to be forgotten. -
A law firm gave incorrect advice but the claim against them was struck out, as no loss was suffered by its clients. -
So called "hurty words" are constantly referenced on social media, but are they more serious than the name implies? -
If a surveyor has made a mistake and valued your property wrongly, you may be able to bring a claim for damages. -
If a company which owes you money has been struck off the register, or if you want your company to trade again, you need to pick the right procedure to have it restored at Companies House. -
Leaving reviews for businesses is part of everyday life, but you can be sued for libel if what you say if untrue. -
If you want to use AI to draft correspondence or claim documents, you could end up paying more and damaging your case. -
The controversial route to no fault evictions ends this month, but what new options will landlords have to evict tenants? -
A new bill following a government consultation could mean that ground rents are capped and service charges are more closely regulated. -
A recent case has highlighted that the court will apply time limits for professional negligence claims strictly, so claims should be brought as quickly as possible. -
An African charity co-founded by Prince Harry is suing him for slander and libel in the High Court. -
If your builder has let you down, can you withhold payment and sue them for compensation? -
How bringing a breach of privacy claim can mean more attention is drawn to the information you are seeking to suppress, unless it's handled carefully. -
What are the reasons that commercial property sales and purchases appear to be resilient at the start of 2026? -
Solicitors are increasingly embracing the use of artificial intelligence - will it speed up England's conveyancing processes? -
The economic uncertainty and supply chain issues are already impacting residential sales and purchases in the UK -
Obtaining probate is a notoriously lengthy procedure, but will new measures help? -
If you want to sue a solicitor for professional negligence, there are steps and rules to follow otherwise your claim could fail. -
Powers of attorney are incredibly important legal documents, but what happens when they are misused? -
If you have a new partner and want to protect your children's inheritance, a life interest trust could be just what you need. -
A previous employee of a law firm published defamatory reviews on two platforms and they are being sued for damages. -
It has taken nearly a decade to decide on the meaning of a home made will - how can this be avoided? -
A landmark case in the USA has seen tech giants ordered to pay millions in compensation to a young person harmed by social media addiction. -
If only one side wants to mediate, what are the consequences of refusing and is mediation mandatory?
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Disputes about who inherits a farm, particularly when one person works all their life there, can be hard to manage without expert legal advice. -
A libel claim has failed after the judge decides it was a SLAPP designed to prevent legitimate journalism. -
A negligent conveyancing solicitor has had to paid five figure compensation to clients they advised negligently about purchasing new build flats. -
Facing a claim for libel can be daunting, but when would you be able to use the public interest defence to defeat an opponent? -
Joey Barton was ordered to pay damages and costs to Eni Aluko by the High Court, at the conclusion of her libel and harassment case -
New laws are proposed to help victims of revenge porn and other abusive images which are published online, to make removal easier. -
A new solicitor Yasmin Ali and paralegal Tarushi Bahuguna join the expanding team at the new Samuels Solicitors' offices in Newcastle.