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A dazzling set of pearly whites is often viewed as the pinnacle of a winning smile, but teeth whitening can lead to a dental negligence claim.
A will is one of the most important documents you will ever create, however over time your circumstances can change and therefore it is essential that you review your will.
Thorneycroft Solicitors are delighted to announce the expansion of the firm as they open a new high-street based office in the heart of Macclesfield.
Teeth are an essential part of our anatomy and taking care of them is something that shouldn’t be taken lightly. Whether you floss twice a day, use an electric toothbrush or a manual one, everyone has their own individual routine to keep their teeth in the best shape.
Becoming a victim of dental negligence can be devastating. It can leave you feeling self-conscious and often the experience can be painful and the cause of long-term dental issues.
Conveyancing can be a complex area of law, from searching for a mortgage to registering ownership of a property, it can be difficult to know where to begin, however, many of us will buy or sell a property in our lifetime and so we’ve created this conveyancing quiz to see how much you know about the conveyancing process as well as other property matters.
When it comes to ensuring your final wishes are respected and your property and savings are distributed to the people you want to have them, a will is an essential document, however many see a DIY wills as a cost-effective option to protect their assets and interests.
In this blog post, Heather Gaunt, an Associate Director at Thorneycroft Solicitors and the Head of our wills probate and trust department, shares her insight into some of the most common questions that both she and her team encounter relating to a personal injury trust.
A Court-appointed deputy plays an essential role for those who have suffered a severe personal injury and in this blog post, Andrew Dowd, a Solicitor in our Catastrophic Injury department, reveals the responsibilities of a Court-appointed deputy and how we can help if you require one.
No one likes the thought of being a victim of dental negligence, however, substandard levels of treatment can result in life-long consequences, and whilst your first port of call should be a dental negligence solicitor, you may also wish to raise a complaint with the General Dental Council.