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2.8.2023 | Suzanna Baker

Undue Influence in Wills

Contesting a Will Due to Undue Influence Undue influence occurs when someone pressurises another person to change their Will in...

1.8.2023 | Jodi Newton

Jodi Newton, a Partner in the Clinical Negligence Department at Osbornes Law, has recently settled a long running fatal medical...

26.7.2023 | Sophie Price

Beneficiaries frequently ask us whether trustees or personal representatives can be required to provide a financial account. Their request may...

26.7.2023 | Jodi Newton

Can you claim negligence against a private hospital? Yes – it can be a little more complicated than bringing a claim...

25.7.2023 | Maria Kitsiou

In proceedings involving children, the parents should consider the impact their behaviour towards each other may have on how the...

18.7.2023 | Blanca Diego Casas

Our client was standing by the squat rack at a gym. The squat rack had attachments on the side of...

13.7.2023 | Tom McHale

This matter involved an unlawful eviction claim brought by our clients against their private landlord (“the Landlord”). Our clients were...

28.6.2023 | Sarah Norman-Scott

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...