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Debt Recovery

19/04/2023 by Angie Newnham in Litigation

Are you tired of excuses for non-payment of monies owed? It’s time to take action! We provide an affordable debt recovery solution designed to offer you a cost-effective and transparent way to pursue unpaid debts. Our Debt Recovery Team will guide you through the 3 stages of pursuing a debt […]

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“No Win, No fee” Agreements (Conditional Fee Agreements): What are they?

27/01/2022 by Fiona Pawsey in Litigation / Personal Injury

In a “no win, no fee” agreement if any award is made, or a settlement is reached between the parties, the solicitor will take a percentage of the award to cover their legal costs and this percentage will be agreed with you prior to work being commenced. The percentage depends […]

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“No Win, No fee” Agreements (Conditional Fee Agreements): What are they?

Are Personal Injury Solicitors on the Decline?

07/03/2018 by Angie Newnham in Litigation / Personal Injury

A law firm investor has recently predicted that only a dozen firms nationwide will soon specialise in personal injury. The reason; proposed further Government reforms of the personal injury sector. 4 to 5 years ago we saw many claims management companies disappear from the market and now it is predicted […]

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Common Winter Injuries and How to Avoid Them

05/12/2017 by Angie Newnham in Litigation / Personal Injury

Every season has its fair share of hazards, however winter is arguably the most hazardous season of all. Thankfully you can avoid potential accidents by changing your mindset and being aware of the weather conditions around you. Here’s a handy list to help you out! Slips and Falls Never underestimate […]

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Common Winter Injuries and How to Avoid Them

Suffered a Personal Injury? Are you being pressured to accept an offer?

14/08/2017 by Angie Newnham in Litigation / Personal Injury

When a Claimant has been injured as a result of an accident, whether that be at work, in a car or in a public place, and the other party has already accepted the accident was their fault, many insurance panel solicitors or larger firms will often pressurise a Claimant into […]

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The Associative Discrimination Trap

06/07/2017 by Fiona Pawsey in Legal / Litigation

Even though most employers are well-aware of the dangers of discrimination there are slight differences that catch many experienced bosses unprepared. Employees are able to claim damages if you discriminate against them indirectly. One of the forms of indirect discrimination is associative discrimination. For example, an employee can successfully […]

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Category: Litigation

Debt Recovery

“No Win, No fee” Agreements (Conditional Fee Agreements): What are they?

Are Personal Injury Solicitors on the Decline?

Common Winter Injuries and How to Avoid Them

Suffered a Personal Injury? Are you being pressured to accept an offer?

The Associative Discrimination Trap