Divorce Day – taking positive steps to alleviate the stress

The first working Monday in January is recognised as ‘Divorce Day’. Not quite a day of celebration, but nonetheless it does highlight that many people want to start the New Year with a resolution that could signify a fresh start away from their marriage, civil partnership or cohabitation arrangements. While it is unlikely to be […]

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Join Us in Downham Market for Free Expert Legal Advice

We are inviting you to come along to our free event at the Downham Market Town Hall on Tuesday 17 January 2023 (12pm-1pm) where Rebecca Woodley, a specialist solicitor in our family department, will be discussing the importance of obtaining a financial Clean Break in divorce proceedings. There will be opportunity at the end to […]

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£4,250 obtained for hospital worker who was cut by discarded glass

The personal injury team at Fraser Dawbarns has helped a local hospital cleaner to secure compensation of £4,250 after she cut her finger on discarded glassware while cleaning the sink in an operating theatre.  She suffered psychological symptoms over the possibility of infection until a series of blood tests had shown that she was not […]

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DO DENTAL ASSOCIATES NOW HAVE THE LEGAL STATUS OF WORKERS AND WHY DOES IT MATTER?

All Dental Associates are recognised by HMRC as self-employed. That recognition is for tax purposes and does not govern their legal status. The legal status of Dental Associates being self-employed is now under threat, following the recent decision of the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) case, Sejpel v Rodericks Dental Limited. This case overturned the decision […]

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Breaches of Injunctions – what happens next?

Much is reported in the news about ‘Injunctions’ or ‘Injunctive Relief’ with great media attention being given to those concerning the rich and famous. However, Injunctions can be made for varying reasons and are a way of resolving disputes.  S.37 of the Senior Courts Act 1981 allows the Court to grant an injunction to require […]

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£45,000 injury settlement obtained for man who suffered a leg injury

  Neil John, who leads the personal injury team at Fraser Dawbarns, has helped a local client to obtain a £45,000 injury claim settlement following a fall on ice in the car park of a local DIY store. As a result, the client suffered a serious fracture to his leg. Neil comments: “The aim when […]

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Happily divorced? But can your ex still claim on your finances?

  Yes! Your ex-spouse could come after your savings and pension! More and more couples are now informally separating, and later starting their own divorce cases online, without solicitors. The new ‘no fault’ system online has made it easier to progress a divorce, but many spouses do not realise that the financial claims – dealing […]

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