English Archives - Page 11 of 57

Language: English

Clear filterFilter your search:

28.6.2023 | Sarah Norman-Scott

Why It Is Important to Involve First Class...

Prenups have historically have a bad reputation, but they are starting to lose the negative stigma and are now common...

23.6.2023 | Jonathan Jonas

Jonathan Jonas, a senior children lawyer at Osbornes Law was involved in the interesting case of K and L (Children:...

23.6.2023 | Sarah Norman-Scott

The case of Bogolyubov v Bogolyubov The best course of action for divorcing couples is to agree on a financial...

19.6.2023

Nicholas Leahy, a solicitor in the Clinical Negligence Department at Osbornes Law, has recently successfully settled a long running case...

9.6.2023 | Katie de Swarte

New Births And New Relationships? Review Your Will To Avoid A Dispute You’d imagine a wealthy businessman with assets...

9.6.2023 | Katie de Swarte

Naidoo v Barton: undue influence and the risks of mutual wills Can someone’s bad character be used to prove...

9.6.2023 | Jodi Newton

What is the Early Notification Scheme? The NHS Early Notification Scheme (“ENS”) has reached its sixth anniversary. Established in April 2017,...

6.6.2023 | Blanca Diego Casas

Successful claim by cyclist injured after a hit-and-run In this hit-and-run claim, Our client had been playing volleyball in the...

5.6.2023 | Stephanie Prior

It has been reported in the press that chemist closures will have an impact on patients living in deprived or...

22.5.2023 | Elspeth Neilson

Dementia is a harsh reality for increasing numbers of families. Sadly, it means the disputed wills solicitors at Osbornes Law...