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• Of Myths and Mayors

  • PostedMarch 14, 2011

  Question My husband and I are considering buying a property in France but are by nature very cautious. We have read different reports about what is and is not commonplace...

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• Mortgage industry must help first-time buyers

  • PostedFebruary 7, 2011

  The mortgage industry needs to do more to help first-time buyers if they are ever to use a residential conveyancing solicitor and get a foot on the property ladder. This...

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• ‘It is of great importance’ to ask a solicitor to draft a Will

  • PostedJanuary 24, 2011

  People should make a Will with a solicitor if they want to be sure of how their assets will be distributed when they die, it has been noted. Writing for...

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• Individual Drainage Systems

  • PostedJanuary 14, 2011

  Since 1 January 2011 new rules apply to the sale of all properties which are not connected to mains drainage. Buyers and sellers should be aware that a drainage report...

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• As more snow drives in, employers need to check the small print

  • PostedJanuary 5, 2011

  Companies hoping for a return to full production after December’s severe weather and Christmas look set to be disappointed with the first snowfall of January working its way across the...

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• Inheritance Tax Returns and Penalties

  • PostedDecember 20, 2010

  When someone dies usually the first stage is for the personal representatives (executors/administrators) to apply for a grant of representation in order to deal with the assets of the estate....

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• Cerebral palsy victim awarded

  • PostedDecember 14, 2010

  A multi-million pound clinical negligence payout has been awarded to a little girl who was left badly disabled as a result of birth injuries. Amy Smith, eight, was born at...

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• Child with cerebral palsy awarded

  • PostedDecember 9, 2010

  The parents of a child from Lancashire who was left with cerebral palsy due to medical mistakes during his birth have been awarded millions of pounds in clinical negligence compensation....

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• Personal injury compensation agreed for man hurt at work

  • PostedDecember 6, 2010

  A man who suffered lasting problems from a head injury he sustained at work has now been granted compensation. David Prince, 58, was a reception assistant at Yorkshire’s Rampton Secure...

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• Mother seeks clinical negligence compensation over child’s cerebral palsy

  • PostedNovember 30, 2010

  A mother has launched a clinical negligence claim against the NHS after doctors allegedly caused her son to develop cerebral palsy. Rachel Dewis of Up Hatherley is suing the NHS...

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• Business owners offered tips on how best to sell a company

  • PostedNovember 3, 2010

  Business owners looking to sell their company have been offered some tips by a professional. Speaking to Smart Business, transaction advisory services specialist Scott McRill said entrepreneurs need to think...

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• Settlement agreed following student’s death on Norwich to Cambridge rail line

  • PostedOctober 25, 2010

  In May this year Norwich Coroner William Armstrong investigated the death of David Thompson, a 21 year old Cambridge University student who died on 22 January 2009. His body was...

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