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By Spencers Solicitors
Law firm Spencers Solicitors puts the spotlight on absurd claims as part of campaign to reform the personal injury system.

By Jane Shepherd
A firm of solicitors based in Stone is offering a convenient home visit service for elderly people and those with mobility problems who live in and around the town.

By Brian Barr
Specialist Fibromyalgia lawyer Brian Barr is pleased to announce that a substantial settlement has been achieved for a clients who’s condition was caused by an injury in the workplace.

By Cre8ive Wisdom
Hampshire law firm Kiteleys Solicitors, with offices in Bournemouth and Southampton, is the first to pilot the Lawyers2you franchise initiative aiming to bring solicitors the high street.

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By Spencers Solicitors
Law firm Spencers Solicitors puts the spotlight on absurd claims as part of campaign to reform the personal injury system.

By Jane Shepherd
A firm of solicitors based in Stone is offering a convenient home visit service for elderly people and those with mobility problems who live in and around the town.

By Mosaic Publicity
The new fast track enforcement system for tribunal cases should be praised for helping claimants to fight for the money they are owed, according to High Court enforcement experts Shergroup.

By Weightmans
A leading team of family law solicitors say that couples wanting to deal with separation, divorce or civil partnership dissolution in the most efficient way possible should give consideration to collaborative law.

By Weightmans
A leading team of divorce solicitors says that a major part of the role it plays is helping people get through the divorce process with minimum distress.

By Gary Hutchings
Cohen Cramer has launched an upgraded website featuring a fresh design, improved navigation and many other functional enhancements.

By Jane Shepherd
John Burton Solicitors of Stone has secured membership to the Law Society's Conveyancing Quality Scheme - the mark of excellence for the home buying process.

By Brian Barr
Specialist Fibromyalgia lawyer Brian Barr is pleased to announce that a substantial settlement has been achieved for a clients who’s condition was caused by an injury in the workplace.

By Glanvilles LLP
Claudia Roberts, Partner Solicitor at GLANVILLES has successfully completed the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) Advance Diploma.

By Access Legal
Access Legal has helped launch the Northampton and District Citizens Advice Bureau pro bono clinic.

By Jamie Sylvian, Digital Media Publishing
Individual Solicitors Practices in the UK can now easily compete with the larger Portals, Networks and Directories for prime Google Page 1 ranking.

By Susan McKeon, Wilkin Chapman LLP
Grimsby solicitors, Wilkin Chapman Grange, have scored a hat-trick in the latest legal guide recommendations.

By Lianne Tracey
Stephensons' family law solicitors are delighted to be able to offer low cost fixed fee packages for divorcing clients who are involved in Court proceedings to resolve the division of their marital assets.

By Nik Walker
Nik Walker, Director of Harrisons Research & Genealogy responds to STEP briefing on Genealogist Fees

By JMW Solicitors
Clinical negligence solicitors have been asked to help with a range of complaints against a single surgeon.

By Cre8ive Wisdom
Our lives are spent more and more online and so we use it for our bank accounts, savings, music, entertainment and business. When we pass away who knows the passwords to your online life and who would you like to inherit this access?

By Kevin Donoghue
Kevin Donoghue and Daniel Fitzsimmons of Donoghue Solicitors completed the Liverpool Marathon on 9 October 2011, raising nearly £500 for Macmillan Cancer Support.

By Cre8ive Wisdom
Kiteleys, the South Coast's fastest growing solicitors go from strength to strength as they expand their coverage into two additional regional offices.

By Cre8ive Wisdom
Hampshire law firm Kiteleys Solicitors, with offices in Bournemouth and Southampton, is the first to pilot the Lawyers2you franchise initiative aiming to bring solicitors the high street.

By Glanvilles
Established local law firm, Glanvilles, are proud to announce their award of the Law Society’s new international practice management standard, Lexcel.

By Tim Smith
A new release for the UK Solicitors’ market, specifically designed to meet the needs of small to medium sized businesses.

By Volpa
Volunteers from one of Fife’s leading legal, financial and property specialists, Pagan Osborne, are gearing up for a move of a very different kind this weekend as they prepare for the inaugural Turn Back Time @ Tentsmuir event this Saturday.

By CS2 Lawyers Personal Injury Solicitors
Louisa Chambers, a Personal Injury Solicitor at CS2 Lawyers, was part of a team that climbed Mount Kilimanjaro in August 2011 to raise money for a Tanzanian school.

By Colemans-ctts
Residents of an Orsett estate are suing the local council and the owners of a wood recycling plant after smoke from a fire left them suffering from illness and fatigue.

By Media Team
New site promises to build on firm's established reputation for providing information to the victims of medical accidents

By Simon Wagner
Small businesses are struggling in the current economic conditions when staff take time off sick. Leading Shropshire solicitors Martin Kaye therefore organised a highly successful employment law seminar to consider their legal options.

By Emma Kent
New research from a newly launched website for personal injury lawyers has revealed that just over half of Britons who claimed to have instructed a solicitor’s services within the past 3 years did so without checking their qualifications.

By Susan McKeon, Wilkin Chapman LLP
A report published, this week, by the Legal Ombudsman has highlighted that many consumers are being misled by unregulated companies providing legal services such as trust and will writing.

By Philip Suter of jmlTraining
jml Training is supporting the 2011 Speen cultural festival by acting as one of the sponsors.

By Wilkin Chapman LLP, Susan McKeon
At the beginning of July 2011, the Government’s new anti-corruption laws - the Bribery Act 2010 - came into effect. This new legislation modernises the law on bribery and is applicable to all businesses in the UK.

By Susan McKeon, Wilkin Chapman LLP
Wilkin Chapman LLP, one of Lincoln’s leading law firms, has been appointed to work on a joint venture project, of which one of the partners is the Duchy of Cornwall, to set up an anaerobic digestion plant.

By ADPR
Yeovil MP David Laws will officially open Pardoes Solicitors’ new Yeovil office on Friday 8 July.

By Article 10 PR
Sternberg Reed are celebrating the launch of their Family Law Department from 4th July 2011. Their FREE Saturday Clinic which offers initial consultations in all areas of law opens on 2nd July from 9am-1pm. No appointment necessary.

By Victoria Leah
Lancashire based personal injury solicitors, PHC Law one of the UK’s leading personal injury firms, dealing exclusively with accident compensation claims arising from road traffic accidents, accidents at work through to slips, trips and falls.

By Carrs Solicitors
Carrs Solicitors has this month launched a new blog dedicated to helping visitors to its website learn more about personal injury law and how to make a compensation claim.

By CS2 Lawyers - Personal Injury Solicitors
Legal Services Board position on retaining perverse commercial incentives in personal injury market threatens access to justice

By CS2 Lawyers - Personal Injury Solicitors
CS2 Lawyers John Spencer has been named to a newly established Working Group tackling the issue of predictable damages in personal injury (PI) claims.

By Latimer Hinks Solicitors
North East Businesses are being urged by Latimer Hinks Law Solicitors to be aware of slow paying customers as they may push them in to debt. Businesses in debt should seek expert debt recovery and insolvency advice.

By Latimer Hinks Solicitors
A North East Farmer is looking to expand his wind farm after expert legal advice from Latimer Hinks solicitors. The Darlington based law firm has helped him overcome initial concerns as he aims to make more money from adding a new wind turbine.

By Latimer Hinks Solicitors
Latimer Hinks Solicitors, one of Darlington and County Durham’s longest established law firms, is urging firms suffering payment delays to avoid leaping into legal action unprepared.

By Howards Solicitors
MOTORING LAWYER Oliver Gardner is warning that new proposals by the transport secretary mark a very dangerous development for the role of the courts in protecting citizens’ rights.

By Cobra investigation Consultants
We are members of the Institute of Professional Investigators.

By CS2 Lawyers - Personal Injury Solicitors
John Spencer, Director of CS2 Lawyers, yesterday urged the UK's leading claims management companies (CMCs) to be part of the effort to fundamentally rethink industry practices in the best interest of consumers.

By CS2 Lawyers
Leading personal injury solicitor John Spencer of CS2 Lawyers has called for fundamental reforms to the personal injury market designed to enforce transparency, ensure consumer protection and improve access to justice.

By Kevin Donoghue
Leading Merseyside law firm, Donoghue Solicitors, have donated an Xbox 360 with Kinect to help young patients in Alder Hey’s Cystic Fibrosis Unit.

By Frances Pardell pardell public relations
The Royal Wedding is bringing out the romantic in all of us and it’s all too easy- and probably appropriate- to forget those disturbing one in three divorce statistics. Following the law in the USA, the UK courts now accept pre-nup agreements.

By Eventy - Marketing & PR
Five new Partners are being made on 1 May at Quality Solicitors Nalders.

By Fabien Cordiez French lawyer and Solicitor
How to serve international legal documents in France. Hague Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extra-Judicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters.

By Fabien Cordiez French lawyer and Solicitor
Pursuant to the Insolvency Act 26 July 2005 and Article L622-17 of the Code de Commerce, debts arising after the date a French company is put into Receivership must be paid by the company's Receiver.

By Fabien Cordiez French lawyer and Solicitor
Buying a property in France requires the specialist legal assistance of highly-trained, qualified lawyers suitably experienced in such matters. It is not just permitted to have your own legal advisor, it is highly recommended.



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