Heated Divorces
There are mechanisms in place to try and keep divorces as amicable as possible. ‘No-fault’ divorce has removed the ‘blaming’ element of divorce applications by…
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The Aftermath of Grenfell The Aftermath of GrenfellFour years after the Grenfell Tower disaster, we consider the aftermath and legal changes arising from the catastrophic blaze, which sadly killed 72 people and…
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The Big Pinch on Personal Injury The Big Pinch on Personal InjurySince 2013 the Government has been working to reduce the number of personal injury claims and in turn the costs of car insurance by implementing…
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Why you should consider making a Lasting Power of Attorney this November Why you should consider making a Lasting Power of Attorney this NovemberAt Clapham & Collinge Solicitors, we’re running our ‘Charity Lasting Powers of Attorney Scheme’ throughout November, where we are offering a 25% discount on Lasting…
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Spam, Spam, Spam, Eggs, Bacon and a Will Dispute Spam, Spam, Spam, Eggs, Bacon and a Will DisputeA dispute involving the estate of Terry Jones, star of the Monty Python television series and films, again emphasises the importance of following the correct…
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Clapham & Collinge LLP ranked among the best UK law firms in the Legal 500 UK edition Clapham & Collinge LLP ranked among the best UK law firms in the Legal 500 UK editionThe Legal 500, the leading guide of the best law firms and solicitors in the UK, has published its rankings in The Legal 500 United…
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Countryside Properties Changes Position Following Investigation Countryside Properties Changes Position Following InvestigationCountryside Properties has recently announced that it will join other major housebuilders in maintaining initial ground rent values, ending its practice of enforcing provisions in…
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Woman refused 5.00pm finish awarded £185,000 by Employment Tribunal Woman refused 5.00pm finish awarded £185,000 by Employment TribunalA mother, who was told that she could not work flexible hours by her employer, has been awarded a £185,000 payout by the Employment Tribunal….
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Clapham & Collinge LLP host first large-scale fundraising event since lockdown Clapham & Collinge LLP host first large-scale fundraising event since lockdownLast week we hosted our first in-person event in over 18 months and what a fantastic afternoon it was! ‘Lunch on the Green’, our annual…
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1st October 2021 Marks the Return to Norm for Evictions 1st October 2021 Marks the Return to Norm for EvictionsOn 12th May 2021, the Government announced a phased approach to the return to pre-covid rules on residential tenant evictions, beginning on 31 May 2021….
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Case Study: Making a Claim for Personal Injury after an Accident Case Study: Making a Claim for Personal Injury after an AccidentIf you have been injured in an accident which was not your fault and occurred within the last three years, then you may have a…
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Fall in the Cost of Clinical Negligence claims Fall in the Cost of Clinical Negligence claimsThe cost of settling clinical negligence claims in 2020/2021 fell, according to an annual report published by NHS Resolution, the body that deals with clinical…
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Testator’s “Insane Delusions” render wills invalid Testator’s “Insane Delusions” render wills invalidLast month, the High Court adjourned a “bitter” probate dispute between two siblings over their late mother’s estate. Ms Bond and Mr Clitheroe have been…