Road traffic offences may seem straightforward, but their legal implications can be complex and severe. Many individuals underestimate the potential repercussions and opt to represent themselves without comprehensive knowledge of the law. As we’ve seen recently in the case of the Archbishop of Canterbury, getting the process of ...
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Posted 24.2.22
Building a business friendship built on trust and mutual respect goes a long way towards peace of mind and successful business outcomes. Gorvins went above and beyond in that regard.”
Posted 22.2.22
Gorvins Partner - Gary Boyd, was a keynote speaker at the first Spinal Injury Association (SIA) festival on the 10th of February 2022. Gary heads up Gorvins’ military and sports injury departments, bringing his many years of expertise to deliver the compensation his clients deserve. Gary also specialises in spinal cord injury claims.
Posted 16.2.22
Employers and employees will no doubt be keenly aware of the potential disruption caused when a grievance lands on the desk of head-office. If an employer refuses to consider a grievance, it might even give grounds for the employee to resign and claim constructive dismissal.
Posted 4.2.22
In this article, Gary Boyd explains how loyalty and stoicism can work to the detriment of soldiers / other military service personnel.
Posted 26.1.22
Around 25,000 people die or are seriously injured on Britain’s roads every year, the majority of which are either pedestrians or cyclists.The Highway Code is changing in an attempt to make roads safer and the new rules are due to come into effect on Saturday 29th January 2022.These new rules are split into three main categories and are aimed at protecting the most vulnerable road users, i.e. pedestrians, cyclists and horse riders.
Posted 16.12.21
As an extremely vulnerable road user injuries arising from such accidents are often very serious and can be life changing.
Posted 16.12.21
2021 had much to live up to after the chaos of 2020. Managing Partner, Mark Deverell gives his view on the year.
Posted 6.12.21
On the 9th of November, the government introduced the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill before parliament.
Posted 24.11.21
Everyone understands that cycling carries a degree of risk and the more serious from a personal injury point of view...
Posted 24.11.21
People are becoming increasingly aware of the rights they have in respect to how organisations use and collect their data.
Posted 24.11.21
Infidelity does of course blight many marriages but you would probably be surprised at what the law says about it.
Posted 25.10.21
According to The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents, the home is the most common location personal injuries.
Posted 1.10.21
More and more people will be returning back to the gym but sometimes accidents happen.
Posted 21.9.21
Cryptocurrency is becoming progressively mainstream and Family lawyers are seeing an increasing number of divorce cases where it features as a matrimonial asset.
Posted 10.9.21
Temporary measures introduced for The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act
Posted 2.9.21
Cycling has become more and more popular in recent years, particularly since the start of the Covid Pandemic. Many people cycle for pleasure, to improve their health and fitness or simply as a cheap and convenient mode of transport for getting to and from work.
Posted 22.4.21
Whether an employer can oblige employees to be vaccinated has gathered significant attention over the past few months.
Posted 25.3.21
Discover the importance of Lasting Power of Attorneys and why people should consider them when planning for the future.
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