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This week, the Supreme Court, is considering the controversial issue of joint enterprise. Ameen…

In my experience as a housing solicitor, it surprises me how many people (both landlords and tenants) do not know about the strict rules about the protection of tenancy…

A recent article in one of the national papers has highlighted problems faced by homeowners with shrinking leases. The article looked at Cramlington but many other towns have similar…

We all know life can be complex especially when it comes to relationships. Here, the team at David Gray Solicitors, winners of Family Team of the Year at the…

New legislation is due to come into force from the 1st of October 2015 which could have wide-reaching repercussions for…

The case of Heather Ilott has been in the news following a decision by the Court of Appeal. The case has been…

  Parliament has responded to a recent High Court decision about the operation of the Legal Aid system and  has changed the rules which should make it a little easier…

When a couple divorces, either person can ask the Court to decide how the family assets should be shared. It is often said that in a divorce finance case, the starting…

              I went to the cinema recently to see “Mr Holmes” – an enjoyable film about the famous Sherlock Holmes. This…

The alleged victims of Lord Janner have succeeded in their bid for his prosecution. The head of the Crown Prosecution Service, Director for Public Prosecutions Alison Saunders, had initially…