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Hugh Johnson

Multi-Million £ Settlement Following Undiagnosed Spinal Fracture

Hugh Johnson, Head of Medical Negligence at Osbornes Law, secured a multi-million pound settlement for Rose, a 63-year-old retired social...

Serena Sandhu

Divorce Asset Transfers Can Be Reversed

Transferring assets to deliberately avoid financial claims will be reversed The financial settlements team at Osbornes Law represents clients in...

Serena Sandhu

Return of Abducted Children Ordered Despite Their Objections

Court orders return of children despite their objections The international family law team at Osbornes Law advises and represents parents...

Rahul Kanani

High Court Rules in Favour of Former Relevant...

‘Significant Unfairness’ and ‘Unlawfulness’: High Court Takes Exceptional Step of Directing Local Authority to Exercise Discretion to Treat Claimant as...

Katie de Swarte

The Cost of Poorly Drafted Wills

The perils of using an unqualified will-writer: don’t risk the fallout If you’re tempted to use an unqualified...

Katie de Swarte

Dementia & Wills

Contesting a will due to dementia The contested wills and probate team at Osbornes Law represents clients involved in all...

Shivam Raja

5-Figure Settlement for Iron Infusion Claim

Successful settlement for a pregnant woman injured by an unnecessary iron infusion Osbornes Law have reached another successful outcome for...

Samuel O’Flaherty

Trapped No More: High Court Orders Tower Hamlets...

The High Court has ordered Tower Hamlets to provide suitable accommodation to a homeless disabled woman whom it had left...

Jodi Newton

£700K Settlement for Crohn’s Disease Negligence

Negligent delay in diagnosing Crohn’s disease leads to £700K settlement Jodi Newton, Partner, was instructed in a case against...

Jaro Bernat

Warehouse Worker Fights Aldi’s False Dishonesty Claims

Aldi’s worker suffers ‘mental torture’ after the supermarket giant falsely accuses him of lying In a shocking case that...