Divorce – Where do I stand? Your questions answered.
Tom Fisher, Solicitor specialising in Family Law, answers the first questions people ask when considering divorce:
19th October 2022
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Important advice if you're not sure how to make a Will
Maxine Phillips, Probate Executive specialising in Wills, Trusts and Probate, offers her advice when making a will.19th October 2022
Bereaved families fear they will be excluded from the Covid Inquiry
With fears that actions are being taken to exclude them from the Covid Inquiry, the Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice Group call Baroness Hallett’s claims of fair treatment into doubt.4th October 2022
Hillsborough Law Now Campaign hosts successful fringe event at Labour Party Conference
The event, chaired by Ian Byrne MP, saw speeches from MPs and Mayors, Commissioners, and campaigners from groups fighting for justice.27th September 2022
Labour will deliver Hillsborough Law to prevent further injustice, party to announce
The Labour party are set to announce their commitment to delivering Hillsborough Law this weekend.23rd September 2022
Elkan Abrahamson Awarded Freedom of Liverpool Honour
All of us at Broudie Jackson Canter and Jackson Lees Group are thrilled to congratulate Elkan Abrahamson for being awarded the Freedom of Liverpool honour by Liverpool City Council.22nd September 2022
Ambulance Delays Risking Lives
One of our Medical Negligence experts, Roneeta Sait, explores the dangers of increased ambulance delays.7th September 2022
Covid Inquiry Chair announces Module 2 opening and scope
The Chair of the Covid Inquiry has now opened Module 2. Elkan Abrahamson discusses the scope and Core Participant applications for this module.31st August 2022
Promises, Promises: Where you stand with Proprietary Estoppel
Head of Civil & Commercial Litigation, Andrew Leakey, explores the circumstances around Proprietary Estoppel claims.25th August 2022
A Guide to Using Discretionary Trusts
Is a Discretionary Trust right for you? Barry McDonough, Solicitor in Jackson Lees' Wills & Trusts team helps you know where you stand.18th August 2022
University of Liverpool releases accompanying video for ‘The Lived Experiences of People Bereaved by COVID-19’ report
An insightful new report from the University of Liverpool highlights the stories of 28 bereaved family members.17th August 2022
Charity trustees to be allowed to make ex gratia payments to heirs in disputes
Litigation involving charities can be drawn out and frustrating, particularly those relating to legacy gifts. The Charity Act 2022 is intended to curb bureaucratic controls on charity management.8th August 2022