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Litigation

Litigation is less an area of the law than a way in which the law is implemented. TakeLegalAdvice.com explains what is involved whether your dispute is over a property boundary or over your gym membership.

20/11/08 Read more >>

Education

There are procedures in place to ensure that education is fairly provided: decisions can be appealed; special needs can be investigated. To ensure that your child is treated fairly, however, it is down to you to ensure that the right steps are taken.

20/11/08 Read more >>

Sports law

Athletes need to be sure to maximise the financial potential of their career and protect these interests. Good legal advice is a crucial for succeeding in any commercial situation and professional sport is no exception.

07/10/08 Read more >>

Animals

A pet owner has obligations to the animal and to those with whom it comes into contact. There are also an increasing number of animal law cases involving large sums of money, such as hunting and horse riding.

07/10/08 Read more >>

Children

Sometimes it can be difficult to know how best to act to ensure child's best interests but consulting a good solicitor can help ensure minimum disruption to their life and help you understand the courses of action available.

21/11/08 Read more >>

Agriculture: the business case

Farming has become more of a business and agricultural lawyers now have a breadth of issues from property law to environmental issues.

14/10/08 Read more >>

Lawyers blamed for soaring NHS negligence bill

Solicitors acting for patients on clinical negligence claims have been accused by the NHS Litigation Authority (NHSLA) of causing NHS payouts to more than double

16/09/08 Read more >>

Litigation Solicitor

Important things to take into account when choosing a litigation solicitor...

03/09/08 Read more >>

Latest news

Lenders do not require a court order for repossession

The High Court has ruled in favour of a mortgage lender which repossessed a property without going through the courts, undermining Gordon Brown's plea to the banks that repossession only occurs as a last resort.

Personal injury lawyers warn victims of 'third-party capture'

The head of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) has warned accident victims that they may be losing large amounts of money due to insurance companies directly approaching victims with offers of compensation.

Latest legal guidance

Divorce lawyers predict greater cost-consciousness for couples splitting in the year ahead

London law firm Manches has highlighted the effect of the credit crunch and the attractiveness of alternative divorce proceedings as important considerations for married couples separating in the New Year.

Top 10 Tips For Credit Crunch Divorce

To mark D-Day, the beginning of the week when divorce lawyers experience a surge in work, TakeLegalAdvice.com has asked Suzanne Kingston, the Head of the Family Department at Dawsons Solicitors, for her Top 10 Tips For Credit Crunch Divorce.