Legal Services News & Updates
- 29th January 2013
Stress related absence is always a key issue with employers. Lanyon Bowdler are holding a free seminar on Thursday 21st March 2013, at The Lion Quays Waterside Resort in Oswestry.
In addition, there will be the usual, comprehensive employment law update.
- 6th January 2013
Wace Morgan Solicitors a Shropshire firm with a base in Shrewsbury have taken on three new trainees in their legal firm.
- 14th December 2012
A Telford legal expert has warned that a government crackdown aimed at reducing fraudulent whiplash claims could actually make justice harder for people with genuine injuries to obtain.
- 11th December 2012
A Shropshire organisation which helps to improve the lives of communities across the county is appealing for people to remember them in their will.
- 7th December 2012
It is not just law that is all in a day’s work for Oswestry solicitor, Caroline Yorke. In addition to her daytime role as a family lawyer at local law firm Lanyon Bowdler, Caroline is also a volunteer assisting SARDA Wales (Search & Rescue Dogs Association).
- 26th November 2012
A warning for the increasing number of divorced or separated couples that continue to live together in the same home could have far-reaching legal implications.
- 4th November 2012
COURTS should expect a rise in compensation cases in the next six months as victims realise they will receive reduced damages under an imminent change in the law, according to a leading lawyer.
A summary from Ryan Bickman, a matrimonial solicitor at PCB Solicitors' Telford about the implications of the legal aid reforms, and what they could means for you.
- 26th October 2012
Earlier this week the Supreme Court ruled in favour of 174 female former Birmingham City Council employees who argued they had been treated unfavourably compared with their male counterparts. PCB Solicitors have warned that the equal pay ruling may not have the far-reaching consequences it has been claimed to herald.
- 23rd October 2012
Farmers and landowners across Telford are being urged by a local legal expert to take heed of a revised definition of ‘reasonable access’ to ensure there isn’t any need to mend fences.