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Disciplinary Proceedings If you have been informed that your university is considering bringing disciplinary proceedings against you, it’s important that you are fully informed throughout proceedings, which can be protracted…

Mobile phone while driving: legal loophole set to close A legal loophole allowing drivers to film and take photographs on mobile phones whilst driving could be closed by Spring 2020. The…

Today is World Mental Health Day. World Mental Health Day takes place every year on 10th October. The global event aims to raise awareness, provide support…

We recently had a client who came to us after he represented himself in the Magistrates Court and was convicted of two counts of failing to provide driver information,…

David Gray are excited to be a part of FLOWS – Finding Legal Options for Women Survivors a new project by the Family Team of…

New domestic abuse bill A Bill on protection measures for victims of domestic abuse is planned to be re-introduced in the Queen’s Speech on 14th October…

Help to Buy Options For many home buyers, one of the biggest hurdles to becoming a home owner is gathering that vital deposit together. Help to Buy mortgage schemes…

The current surrogacy laws have been described as “outdated and not fit for purpose” anymore by Sir Nicholas Green who is chairing a consultation which…

Will I need to sell my home to fund my own caring arrangements? If you are a homeowner who is growing older, an important question may be on your mind:…

Something Old and Something New When can previous convictions impact new relationships? Previous convictions represent highly sensitive personal data and are ordinarily confidential, disclosable only in very…