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Public right of way through private land

Joanne Ellis
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In England and Wales, access rights and property boundaries frequently create uncertainty and disputes between landowners and members of the public. One common area of contention revolves around a public right of way through private land. If your land...

A legal guide to buying and selling your home

Rebecca Fletcher
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Buying or selling a home is one of the most significant financial decisions most people will make in their lifetime. Whether you are a first-time buyer, an experienced homeowner, or preparing to sell your property, the legal process involved can feel...

What is prescriptive right of way?

Joanne Ellis
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For property owners, understanding the concept of a prescriptive right of way is crucial, particularly when disputes arise concerning access and land use. A prescriptive right of way refers to a legal entitlement that arises when an individual or a group...

What is restrictive covenant indemnity insurance?

Joanne Ellis
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When purchasing property or land, unexpected issues relating to legal obligations or restrictions can arise that significantly impact your plans. Among the most common of these potential pitfalls are restrictive covenants, legal agreements placed on land or...

How to make a hospital negligence claim

Laura Sheehan
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If you or a loved one has been affected by poor standards of medical care in a hospital setting, you may understandably feel overwhelmed and unsure of what steps you need to take next. Medical negligence, often referred to as clinical negligence, occurs...

What is my personal injury claim worth?

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When you have suffered injury from an accident that was someone else’s fault, you may be eligible for compensation for your pain and suffering, and also related financial losses. While the compensation will not change what has happened, it may help...

Who is classed as a vulnerable road user?

Millie Wilde
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Certain groups of people face a much higher risk of serious injury on the roads. According to the Highway Code, vulnerable road users include: Pedestrians, especially children, older adults and people with disabilities Cyclists Motorcyclists Horse...

Declaration of trust in relation to family home

Emma Roberts
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A declaration of trust is a document which records ownership shares in a property and contains details of how the proceeds will be divided if the property is sold in the future. It can reflect the contributions made to the initial purchase of the property,...

Slips, trips and falls - what should I do if I have an accident in a public place?

Millie Wilde
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Slips, trips and falls can happen anywhere however if you’re injured in a public place through no fault of your own, you may be entitled to claim compensation for your injuries. We regularly see a wide range of accidents occurring in public...

How to make a medical negligence claim

Laura Sheehan
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When receiving medical care, whether through the NHS or privately, patients have the right to expect a reasonable standard of care from healthcare professionals. Unfortunately, errors can occur, resulting in significant physical, psychological or financial...

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