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A tweet aimed at Rachel Riley has led to a relatively modest damages award of £10,000 by a libel judge.

If your pets are likely to outlive you, you may want to make provision for them to be cared for in your will - but how is this achieved?

The way in which damages are calculated in professional negligence claims is changing, but how will this affect you if you want to sue a professional?

A councillor who published a libellous tweet depicting Jeremy Corbyn, has quickly retracted the statement he made and apologised for his actions.

A youth boxing event in Ilfracombe has recently benefitted from our sponsorship - well done to all involved, it was a fantastic event!

Samuels Solicitors, based in Barnstaple, has been accredited with the Lexcel award for yet another year, as a result of our high standards of service.

Making a will online can seem like a cheap and simple option, particularly if you are stuck at home. But the lack of regulation in this complex area means that solicitors are gearing up for an increase in disputes about wills and inheritance issues.

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused a multitude of issues for legal practitioners, not least for those dealing with conveyancing transactions. It is predicted that this will lead to a large increase in claims against solicitors.

A property was recently sold without the owner being aware - but how can this be allowed to happen?

A recent case has found that a doorbell fitted with a camera has breached the privacy of the owner of a neighbouring property. Are you worried that your neighbours are filming you?

A dispute between two chocolate manufacturers about the right to lilac packaging has been in the press recently but can a colour be trademarked?

A lengthy consultation about the digitisation of Lasting Powers of Attorney has drawn to a close. Will paper based LPAs be abandoned?