Fraser Dawbarns expands Wills and Estate Planning team

Fraser Dawbarns has expanded its specialist Wills and Estate Planning team with the recruitment of three additional solicitors into its King’s Lynn and Wisbech offices.   The new joiners are Danielle Dennis-Betts, Rachel Parker and Debora Candeias. All three are solicitors and Danielle and Rachel join as Associates in the firm.  Danielle previously worked for […]

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How Can I Make Life Easier For Those Left Behind?

As a lawyer who specialises in Estate Administration, Sarah Lamb is given information in many different forms by family members when someone dies. Some still have paper copies of bills, bank statements and so on, but increasingly records, and in some cases assets, are digital. She explains here what people can do during their lifetime […]

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Fraser Dawbarns Announces Little Miracles As Its Charity of the Year

Fraser Dawbarns is delighted to show its support for families who have children with additional needs, disabilities, and life-limiting conditions by choosing Little Miracles as its new Charity of the Year. Little Miracles, which has 14 branches in total, has an East Cambridgeshire branch, with offices in Ely and Littleport and a Fenland branch with […]

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Personal Injury Claim Successes for Drivers Whose Vehicles Were Stationary

Fraser Dawbarns’ personal injury specialist Neil John, based in the Wisbech office, has recently settled several separate claims for vehicle drivers whose vehicles were stationary when they were hit by a moving vehicle.  Examples of these incidents include one when a lorry driver was parked in a lay-by taking his tacho break and another where […]

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Will the axing of Multiple Dwellings Relief affect me?

Are you buying multiple properties or a property with an annexe? If so, have you factored into your budgeting or the timing of your purchase the fact that Multiple Dwellings Relief (MDR) will no longer be available after 1 June 2024? MDR has, over the past few years, been claimed by a number of people […]

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Disability Discrimination: Making Reasonable Adjustments for Employees

A recent case in the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT), Miller v Rentokil, has provided some clear lessons to Employers to make reasonable adjustments for employees with disabilities.  The EAT considered whether or not the Company should have made reasonable adjustments when it dismissed a disabled employee instead of trialling him in an alternative role. The […]

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Do Grandparents Have Automatic Rights to See Grandchildren?

With the Easter holidays nearly upon us, many people will be looking forward to seeing family, searching for chocolate eggs, perhaps sharing a Sunday roast, or going to church. However, for those affected by a divorce or relationship breakdown, it may not be straightforward – particularly for the wider family members. Grandparents in England and […]

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Supporting Clients With All Types of Personal Injury Claims

The personal injury lawyers at Fraser Dawbarns are committed to helping injured clients with their personal injury claims, even when the amounts that are likely to be recoverable are not particularly high.   One claim settled recently involved £13,000 being obtained for a Norfolk woman who walked through sand that had been put down on […]

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Could the Current Consultation on Employment Tribunal Fees Affect You?

If you are an employer, the answer is ‘only if you have a Tribunal claim brought against you and lose’. The consultation, which started in late January and will conclude in late March, proposes that claimants will in due course need to pay a £55 issue fee in order to bring a claim.  The fee […]

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