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25.3.2021 | Stephanie Prior

Delays in removing Ureteric Stents

In February 2020, the Health Care Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) published an interim bulletin in relation to the ‘Unplanned delayed removal...

18.3.2021 | Katie de Swarte

How to have your will witnessed remotely by...

Our specialist Wills solicitors can help clients with their Will requirements during this health crisis. Giving your solicitor ‘remote’ instructions...

11.3.2021 | Lisa Pepper

Financial responsibilities of father on divorce

What are the financial responsibilities of a father on divorce? The period drama Bridgerton, the runaway success of the winter,...

5.3.2021 | Lisa Pepper

Can you contest a prenuptial agreement?

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are getting a divorce after nearly seven years of marriage. According to reports, Kim filed...

18.2.2021 | Sophie Brand

Tax and Divorce

Tax implications for divorcing couples As the end of the Stamp Duty holiday looms on 31 March 2021, that is not the...

12.2.2021 | Jodi Newton

Patient Safety Investigations

Duty of Candour Investigating incidents that have led, or could lead to harm is an important safeguard for patient safety...

2.2.2021 | Rob Aylott

Compensation Tables for Personal Injury

What are the Ogden Tables? If you have been injured in an accident that was not your fault, you may...

1.2.2021

Osbornes Law recommended in Spears 500 2021

Osbornes are delighted to once again be featured in the 2021 Spears 500 directory. Spear’s 500 is a guide to the market’...

30.1.2021 | Guy Osborn

Making Alterations to a Leasehold Property

What is a Leasehold Property? There are two main types of property in England and Wales, freehold and leasehold property....

25.1.2021 | Edward Taylor

Hackney Council ignore vulnerable resident’s request

Paranoid schizophrenic ignored by Hackney Council for four years wins legal battle over unsafe front door A man who suffers...