News

We are thrilled to announce that five of our trainee solicitors have recently completed their training contracts and are now fully qualified solicitors.  

A review of how compensation is calculated for people who have suffered terrible life-changing injuries caused by negligence is now under way.

This National Road Victim Month we are looking at the health and safety concerns cyclists face when navigating busy roads. We will also explore the help available when things go wrong. 

We are thrilled to announce that we have been shortlisted for the prestigious Customer Service Champions category at the British Wills and Probate Awards.

We’re delighted to announce that we’ve been appointed to the legal panel of the Amputation Foundation.   

Our latest transport law article explains how operators can still face overloading offences under a Special Types General Order (STGO).

National Road Victim Month takes place annually in August to raise awareness of the dangers and pitfalls of using our roads, and to remember those who have been killed or injured on them. 

You’ve found a house in the perfect location with the right number of bedrooms and even a lovely garden. It seems like the ideal home, so you make an offer. However, once the conveyancing process begins, it’s time to look beyond the surface appeal. 

Property searches are crucial in uncovering what lies beneath the exterior. Searches delve into the property’s history, its location, and the land it sits on. These investigations ensure you’re aware of any issues that could affect your living experience or the property’s resale value.  

Whether you’re new to leasing commercial property or have had a negative tenant experience, it’s essential to trust that your new tenant will adhere to the tenancy agreement. 

Following headlines earlier this year that some employers were offering their management staff paid time off work to look for new jobs, we look into the legal implications which employers providing this “on search” employment may face.

Demonstrating our commitment to the local community, our staff have been rolling up their sleeves and lending a helping hand to Derby Kids’ Camp.

Leaving your job can be a daunting experience. When you hand in your resignation letter, you’ll be expected to fulfil a notice period. There is often uncertainty around notice periods, including whether you must work during them.