Judgment in highway damage test case dismisses insurer’s arguments
Judgment has been handed down in National Highways Ltd v EUI Limited t/a Admiral Insurance and others. Insurers arguments were…
Pride Story; “I don’t recognise the person I was 14 years ago”
I undertook my Training Contract to become a solicitor between 2008 to 2010. I was, in terms of my professional…
The Renters Reform Bill 2023 and the demise of the Section 21 Notice
The proposed abolition of section 21 evictions will introduce a simpler and more secure tenancy for a tenant. As “no…
Mayo Wynne Baxter supports air ambulance charity
We are so pleased to announce the Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey and Sussex (KSS) as our new charity partner…
4 in 5 price comparison sites give ‘mythical relationship’ option – putting people at huge financial risk
We carried out some analysis that has revealed that 4 out of the 5 largest price comparison websites[i] reference a…
Lime Solicitors expands into South East with seven experts
The clinical negligence team of Lime Solicitors is expanding its geographical reach into the South East with the transfer of…
Changes to the EPC rules – what do non-domestic Landlords need to know ahead of 1 April 2023?
Under current Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (‘MEES Regulations’) a Landlord cannot lawfully grant a lease of a non-domestic property where…
Baby died after being ‘starved’ of oxygen following paramedic delay
Baby Arthur was an undiagnosed footling breech who died three days after becoming stuck during a planned homebirth A delay…
The increasing need to maximise recoveries with ULR
Inflation might be easing, but the pressure on fleet operators is not. Rises in energy, fuel and vehicle prices are…
Mayo Wynne Baxter makes Eastbourne expansion with merger!
We are expanding our presence on the South East coast, we are merging with Eastbourne firm Lawson Lewis Blakers. The…
Corclaim Achieves B-Corp Status
We are pleased to say that as part of legal and professional services group Ampa, we have been awarded B-Corporation…
Disposing of the dead – the need to modernize our laws
It has long been thought that the laws in England and Wales which govern the disposal of bodies are outdated…