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If Ant’s amicable divorce takes a turn for the worse, will he be able to protect his hard-earned fortune?

Hugh James Solicitors
United Kingdom
February 16 2018

TV phenomenon, Ant McPartlin, and wife, Lisa Armstrong have announced their divorce after 11 years of marriage, and overall twenty three year

Refinance for RSLs: part two - new developments

Hugh James Solicitors
United Kingdom
February 16 2018

In the first part of this series, we helped you to identify suitable properties for security. With the properties identified, the next step is to

Poisoning the mind: fraudulent calumny

Hugh James Solicitors
United Kingdom
February 16 2018

Fraudulent calumny occurs when a person has made false misrepresentations to a testator which poisons their mind against another so that they are

Ministry of Justice power of attorney court fee refund scheme

Hugh James Solicitors
United Kingdom
February 14 2018

A scheme has been launched to refund those who may have paid a higher court fee than they should when applying to register powers of attorney. If you

Refinance for RSLs: part one - identifying properties for security

Hugh James Solicitors
United Kingdom
February 12 2018

The Welsh Government has recently concluded a consultation in relation to regulatory reform of Registered Social Landlords (RSLs) in Wales. Changes

Lengthy payout delays for medical mistakes: why the long wait?

Hugh James Solicitors
United Kingdom
February 2 2018

It has been reported that compensation pay outs for cases of medical negligence occurring prior to April 1995 have recently increased, despite the

How to reduce the cost of clinical negligence

Hugh James Solicitors
United Kingdom
February 2 2018

The cost of NHS clinical negligence claims has hit the headlines again with the usual furore about money being diverted from frontline NHS care to

The importance of clarity in the procurement process

Hugh James Solicitors
United Kingdom
February 1 2018

In a judgment handed down during December 2017, the Technology and Construction Court (TCC) has ruled that the Ministry of Defence (MoD) acted in

Sepsis negligence: a very real problem in the NHS

Hugh James Solicitors
United Kingdom
January 30 2018

Sepsis negligence costs the NHS about £2 billion a year in England alone. The cost to the families it touches is much harder to quantify. This serious

Limitation in child sexual abuse claims- an Australian perspective

Hugh James Solicitors
Australia
January 30 2018

The law of England and Wales can be unforgiving for survivors of childhood abuse who seek compensation but are out of time to bring a claim, but the

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