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Please join us for a business breakfast at Devonport Guildhall supported by the Federation of Small Business and Corporate Social Responsibility Project. Keynote speakers are Katherine Millman with h…


Vexatious employment tribunal litigants - How to deal with employees who keep firing in Employment Tribunal Claims without merit? You can either apply to have each claim struck out with or without a …

Payback Time - Insolvency

Monday 15th April 2013

Insolvent company? No Pay? You may be able to claim from the Department of Business Innovation and Skills the following sums - (1) arrears of pay - maximum 8 week limit, (2) statutory notice entitlem…

Increase in Small Claims Limit

Monday 15th April 2013

The Government plans to increase the Small Claims Court limit to £15,000. The Small Claims court was meant to be for low value claims which did not merit a lawyer’s involvement, so it is not possible…


As of 1 April Legal Aid has been withdrawn in some Family cases leaving many families unable to access help. We feel strongly about this and have signed the Government e-petition.

can you spare 2…


1st April was not just April Fools Day but it also heralded in sweeping changes to the availability of legal aid and No Win No Fee arrangements.

Legal Aid is almost a distant memory and No Win No…


We all make mistakes. 49% of people admit to exceeding the 70mph limit on motorways. Sometimes the points build up and you may be facing a ban of 6 months or more. All is not lost. You may be able to…


Government plans due to come into effect on 1st April 2013 mean that anyone making a claim after that date stands to lose 25% of their compensation.

The “No Win No Fee” rules are about to change a…

New Professional Negligence Department

Wednesday 20th March 2013

We have created a new Department which deals with professional negligence claims as a result in growth in this area of litigation claims.  We are able to assist with professional negligence claims ag…

Volunteers not Covered

Monday 18th March 2013

Volunteers are not covered by anti-discrimination laws - the Supreme Court ruled in the case of X v Mid-Sussex CAB that volunteers do not fall within the scope of anti-discrimination laws. Good news …


Stella English who was the 2010 winner of the TV reality show The Apprentice with Lord Alan Sugar as the host, is bringing an employment claim against Lord Sugar’s company.

Stella English is clai…

Payment In Lieu Of Notice

Monday 4th March 2013

Contractual Payment In Lieu Of Notice (PILON) and dismissal - the decision of Geys v Societe Generale has highlighted the need for employers to ensure that an employee is notified of the immediate te…

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