Cooperation to resolve medical negligence claims continues

Lawyers working in the medical negligence (or clinical negligence as it is also known) field have seen some interesting developments during the past 18 months.  Firstly there was a predictable reduction in enquiries as everyone complied with lockdown and showed their support for the inundated NHS.  For some people this meant not looking to claim […]

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£15,000 obtained for Wisbech man following injury at work claim

Fraser Dawbarns’ personal injury lawyer Neil John has obtained a £15,000 settlement an agency worker who was injured when he slipped while climbing into machinery on a construction site.  The cause of the slipping was identified as defective protective personal equipment boots. Neil comments: “This is another example of the need for everyone operating in […]

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Why do you need a solicitor for a divorce if it is all agreed?

Rebecca Woodley, a family lawyer at Fraser Dawbarns, explains where things can go wrong if you don’t have legal support for your divorce. Historically if someone wanted a divorce they called a lawyer. Now, many people just search “how to obtain a divorce” on the internet.  If they ignore the paid-for-advertising, they will be directed […]

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To Fee or not to Fee? That is the Question.

When an estate agent recommends a property lawyer, is it because they believe you will receive a great service? Not always! Estate agents do recommend solicitors that they know and work well with. However, sometimes an estate agent will recommend a solicitor who has paid for that referral. Professional rules allow this, and many solicitors […]

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Are you a landlord in the private rental sector? If so, are you up-to-date with the latest Electrical Safety Standards?

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On 1 June 2020, the Electrical Safety Standards in the Private Rented Sector (England) Regulations came into force. They obliged residential landlords to ensure that all electrical installations in their rental properties are inspected and tested at least every five years by a suitably qualified person. Until recently, the regulations only applied to tenancies created […]

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What is your approach to risk and will it affect your decisions about LPAs

Do you consider yourself to be a cautious person who considers all the possible outcomes of each situation or are you more inclined to trust to luck and hope that all will end well? When planning your holiday do you always ensure you have holiday insurance in place or do you think nothing will happen […]

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