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9.6.2022 | James Mayall

Trusts of Land

What are trusts of land? Property ownership is not always a straightforward legal issue, particularly where the parties are cohabitees...

8.6.2022 | James Mayall

Right to Light Law in the UK Property owners have a legal right to light as set out in the...

8.6.2022 | James Mayall

Rent-to-Rent refers to the practice of landlords letting a whole property to a tenant (usually a limited company), which is...

31.5.2022

Osbornes Law is delighted to announce its latest, all-female, round of promotions. Family lawyer Claire Andrews becomes the firm’s 21...

30.5.2022 | Shilpa Mathuradas

The construction industry is seeing a perfect storm at the moment with labour shortages following Brexit and material costs which...

30.5.2022 | Laura Swaine

Cycling accident lawyer, Laura Swaine, recently settled a claim for an injured cyclist who sustained serious injuries to her wrist...

23.5.2022 | Nicholas Leahy

The Clinical Negligence team at Osbornes Law have recently negotiated the settlement of a case in which our client sustained...

19.5.2022 | Lisa Pepper

Step-by-step Guide to Getting Divorced In April 2022, new no-fault divorce rules replaced the old fault-based system in England and Wales....

16.5.2022 | Muna Adam

Judgment was handed down on 04 May 2022 in the Court of Appeal in an important case regarding the main housing duty....

6.5.2022 | Lisa Pepper

Unfortunately, it is far too common that when a client says it’s over, their spouse with the “purse strings”...