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Maria Kitsiou

Domestic Violence: Restricting Parental Responsibility

Domestic violence, coercive control and restricting parental responsibility Parental responsibility (PR) is an inherent legal right for most birth parents,...

Megan Lambert

Bus Injury Compensation: £7,800 Awarded

Osbornes secures a compensation for a client injured after being victim of a bus driver`s negligence Compensation was recently...

Elline Demetriou

Claim Settled for Child’s Surgery Injuries

Osbornes secures settlement for child’s surgery-related injuries Osbornes Law successfully represented a minor, X, in a claim against two...

Siobhan McIvor

Six-figure settlement for mum knocked over by a...

Six-figure settlement for young mum on school run knocked over by a motorcyclist Siobhan McIvor, Partner in the Personal Injury...

William Ford

Osbornes Wins Judicial Review on Legal Aid Fees

Osbornes successful in judicial review of Lord Chancellor over legal aid fees for Welfare Benefits On 28 January 2025 the High Court...

Nicholas Leahy

£27,000 DVT Claim Settled Against Royal Free London NHS

Successful settlement for DVT case against Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust Successful Settlement of £27,000.00 for DVT Claim against Royal...

Yael Selig

Financial Remedies: Company Valuation in Divorce Cases

Financial Remedies: The Company Valuation Challenge The tricky matter of business valuations often arises in the course of financial proceedings...

Magdalena Knez

Student Makes Electrocution Compensation Claim

Student’s heart stopped after electrocution in London’s St James’ Park A university student had a heart attack and...

Yael Selig

The Importance Of An Older Child’s Feelings...

The importance of an older child’s feelings and wishes when making a final order When decisions are made concerning...

Edward Taylor

Osbornes Law Secures Mental Health Support for Asylum...

Home office backs down over decision to deny mental health support to suicidal torture victim seeking asylum The Home Office...