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Elspeth Neilson

Hampstead solicitor becomes notary public

Hampstead solicitor Elspeth Neilson of Osbornes Law has qualified as a notary public (a notary), meaning she can now certify...

Nicola Hall

Cycling accidents involving potholes

Cyclist Pothole Claims According to a recent article in the Telegraph there has been a 33% reduction in people cycling since...

Andrew Middlehurst

Do I need insurance for cycling?

No legal requirement for cyclists to hold insurance There is no legal requirement for cyclists to hold insurance cover in...

William Ford

Can DWP Take My Compensation?

Universal Credit Claims and Personal Injury Compensation Under current Universal Credit rules, individuals are generally not entitled to claim Universal...

Jan Atkinson

Forced Heirship on Property Abroad

Own property abroad? Beware of forced heirship rules Whether it’s a holiday home, a second home or a place...

Shilpa Mathuradas

End to No Fault Evictions

Update: Major changes confirmed under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025. From 1 May 2026, section 21 “no fault” evictions will be abolished and new...

Lisa Pepper

Calderbank Offers

The Resurrection of Calderbank Offers When a couple divorces, they are encouraged by the Courts to consider other dispute resolution...

Edward Taylor

Osbornes bring High Court challenge to secure accommodation

Edward Taylor has challenged Westminster City Council at the High Court after the local authority failed to meet its absolute...

NEWS: Osbornes successful at Upper Tribunal in complex...

R (on the Application of MRA) v Surrey County Council (JR/7871/2018) Our client MRA, a national of Iran, arrived in...

Seeking a maintenance order? New ruling which may...

This article looks at the case of L v L. This case involved determining what is the appropriate quantum and...