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Gabriella Kent, Family Law Solicitor based at Rothera Bray’s Nottingham office explores the concept of parental responsibility: who automatically has it, how to obtain it if you don’t, and how to handle disagreements that may arise when exercising it.

If you’re living with your partner but you’re not married or in a civil partnership, you might assume you have the same legal rights as a spouse, especially when it comes to the family home. But this is one of the biggest misconceptions in family law.

We are proud to announce a record number of internal promotions, with fifteen team members from across the firm’s office locations being promoted, effective from 1 June 2025.

A crucial but often overlooked legal issue facing many transport operators is the potential loss of an Operator Licence due to outdated rules in the Partnership Act 1890 and the risks posed by poorly structured or informal partnership arrangements.

Statement from Sharon Miller and Wayne Birkett, survivors of the Nottingham Attacks, issued in conjunction with their solicitor, Greg Almond.

You will no doubt have seen in the news last month that Gary Lineker is leaving the BBC earlier than planned, following a controversial social media post.

A recent ruling from the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) provides important guidance for employers, particularly those in the transport sector or with staff on variable working hours.

We’re pleased to announce our merger with Loughborough-based Woolley, Beardsleys & Bosworth, significantly expanding our presence in Leicestershire. 

A case study revealing how Local Authorities can make errors when means testing, and how strong legal support can ensure that these mistakes are corrected.

Buying a home is exciting, but it can also be a long and stressful journey. Many people are surprised to learn how much happens behind the scenes before the keys are finally handed over.

This month, we find out a bit more about our Licensing legal team and what makes them tick.

Wayne Birkett and Sharon Miller, two of the three survivors of the Nottingham Attacks welcome the publication of the Terms of Reference that will shape the upcoming Inquiry. They were both seriously injured in the attack which left them with life-changing injuries.