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resolution’s Good Divorce Week 2018

27th November 2018

This last week of November is resolution’s ‘Good Divorce Week’.

Breast screening programme failure

21st September 2018

450,000 women failed to get their letters inviting them for routine breast cancer check ups in breast screening programme failure.

Personal injuries at festivals: can you claim?

22nd August 2018

With festival season in full swing and concerts taking place across England and Wales our team discuss the dangers of festivals and whether you can make a personal injury claim if you’ve been injured at one.

The importance of having an LPA in place when you have dementia

30th July 2018

Ensuring you have a power of attorney in place is possibly one of the most important documents you can possess when planning your estate.

What is a ‘Clean Break’ during a divorce?

4th July 2018

In every divorce case we handle, we emphasise the desirability of achieving the so-called “Clean Break”.

Can you claim for a workplace injury as a self-employed worker?

31st May 2018

The process of making a claim for a workplace injury may seem straightforward if you are an employee. An employer has a duty of care towards each of their employees and has a responsibility to comply with various Health and Safety laws and regulations to ensure the safety of their workforce.

What’s the difference between a leasehold property and a freehold property?

30th May 2018

Purchasing a property is likely to be one of the most significant decisions a person will ever make. There are many things to take into consideration when a person is looking to purchase a property.

Clinical Negligence case study: Carey’s Story

18th April 2018

Our Clinical Negligence team first met Carey in November 2015 after Thorneycroft Solicitors were initially contacted by Carey Hulme’s son who was referred to Paula Bridge, our Head of Clinical Negligence, by Melanoma UK.

Non-surgical cosmetic procedures: are they worth the risk?

8th February 2018

Social media has contributed many things to society since its conception a few years ago. It has connected people in a way that was not possible previously, but it has also brought about the phenomenon of the selfie.

When should a cerebral palsy claim be investigated?

4th January 2018

For many children and adults throughout the UK, there is no link between their cerebral palsy and the circumstances surrounding their birth. However, for others, cerebral palsy may have been avoidable had they not suffered a catastrophic injury as a result of clinical negligence.

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