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Why does my solicitor want to see my past medical history?Why does my Solicitor If you have been a victim of a personal injury accident such as a road traffic accident or an injury at work and you...

The question of who can receive part of an estate will depend on whether or not the person who has passed away had a valid will in place at the time of the death. Position if there is a valid will...

As the global pandemic continues to cause a lengthy economic downturn in the UK, it has become increasingly apparent that low-income households and those claiming welfare benefits are being hit hardes...

Upon the Court of Protection appointing a deputy, it is common for a case manager to be instructed to work alongside the deputy. The purpose of this is to ensure that the needs (predominantly welfa...

Anthony Gold Solicitors have been instructed by residents of Desmond House in Barnet to bring legal proceedings against their landlord, Metropolitan Thames Valley, after three years of badly managed b...

This is part 2 of a 3-part series exploring how the Tenant Fees Act 2019 provisions apply to tenancies from 1 June 2020. Part 1 looked at how the prohibited payment provisions work. This blogpost expl...

On Thursday 19th of June Simon Clarke MP, Minister for Regional Growth and Local Government published a Code of Practice for Commercial Property. The Code is a voluntary code of practice designed to...

A secondary victim is one who suffers psychiatric injury not by being directly involved in the incident but by witnessing (or fearing) injury to a primary victim. The courts have laid down strict cont...