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15Dec
It may be a tough time for you and your children, but here are some of our tips to get the best out of Christmas Day.
Sainsbury’s have been fined £10,000 after a store worker was crushed by a 340kg trolley.
The number of county courts in the UK to accept divorce petitions has been reduced to 20, in an effort to centralise the process.
From 2016 there will be a £72,000 cap on fees for elderly care homes.
09Dec
The most common reasons for people visiting food banks were found to be due to cuts and changes made to the welfare system.
15 year old Teesside athlete Amy Carr has gained international recognition, bringing home a gold medal won in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
03Dec
The shadow justice minister announced at the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers’ autumn conference that Labour wish to look into the effects of the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act, which was implemented in April last year.
27Nov
The Home Secretary is to introduce a new law which will criminalise psychological abuse and controlling behaviour.
The HSE are now urging construction sites across the UK to improve their safety measures after the disappointing findings.
In the collaborative process an agreement is signed at the outset which commits both parties and lawyers to resolve issues without court proceedings.
26Nov
Businesses in THE North East are suffering as a result of divorce and separation. That’s the finding of a new piece of research from family law not for profit group Resolution.
Personal injury specialists Gavin Edmonson have appealed against the decision that an insurance company’s direct contact and subsequent settlement with their clients was lawful.