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Boundary disputes are a nightmare not just for Judges, but everyone involved, so make sure both parties make the effort to resolve the problem at an early stage.

The High Court says sculptured gardens do not have to be changed back to agricultural land.

We have helped a client break the link between his name and an outdated Google search result, which was impacting upon his life. Can we help you?

If you are worried that a claimant won't pay you, even if you win, we can help with an application for security for costs. Read on to find out more.

If you have been the victim of libel or slander, read on to see how we can help.

A personal injury judgment is being challenged as a result of Facebook posts by a witness. Read on to find out more.

When you hand your money to an investment professional, you trust them to handle your affairs in the best way possible. But what happens when they make a mistake that causes you financial loss?

In a recent Court of Appeal case, the claimant who owned a defective product which caused a fire, was not able to claim against the manufacturer. Read on to find out more.

If you have inherited a share in a property, and the other owners do not want to sell, this article is essential reading for you.

Poor assessments, or out of date assessments by local authorities, mean patients whose care homes fees should be covered by the government, are not receiving help. Are you or a loved one eligible to claim back some or all of the costs of care?

If you wish to make financial provision for a disabled child or relative, whether in your will or during your life, a disabled trust offers many benefits.

Do you know what it means to purchase a property as “joint tenants" or "tenants in common”? If not, this article will help you decide what is best for you.