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Kesha Pabari

Consent Before Birth Allowed for Child Relocation

High Court confirms consent to child relocation can be given prior to birth The High Court has recently clarified an...

Claire Andrews

Husband Discharged: Wife’s Divorce Payments Reduced

Husband discharged from undertakings and periodical payments to wife reduced It’s understandable for the parties to assume that once...

Eloise Mears

Six-Figure Settlement for Pedestrian Struck at Zebra Crossing

Eloise Mears, a personal injury solicitor at Osbornes Law, recently secured a six-figure settlement for her client, Mr S, following...

Ben Posford

7-figure Settlement in Fatal Cycling Accident Claim involving...

Devastating loss after a fatal road traffic collision Losing a loved one in a sudden road traffic accident is overwhelming....

Jodi Newton

Supreme Court Allows Children to Claim Lost Years...

Landmark Supreme Court ruling: children can now claim lost years compensation for medical negligence On 18 February 2026 judgment was handed down...

Megan Lambert

Cyclist Awarded £30,000 After Being Struck by Turning Car

A cyclist has been awarded £30,000 in compensation after being struck by a car that turned across his path during a...

Nicholas Leahy

Failures in Psychiatric Care: Securing Justice for Victor

Nicholas Leahy, a Senior Associate in the medical negligence team at Osbornes Law was instructed in March 2021 by Victor to...

Katie de Swarte

Court Removes Trustees for Hostility to Beneficiaries

Trustees removed because of hostility towards beneficiaries When administrating a trust, the trustees manage the assets and therefore owe far-reaching...

Isabelle James

Proportional Approach to Adoption Placement Orders

Placement for adoption orders and a proportionate approach to risk Adoption is one of the most significant orders the family...

Serena Sandhu

Abusive Parent Loses All Rights and Contact With...

Abusive parent loses all parental rights and contact with child Cases in which one parent makes repeated and unmeritorious applications...