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For adults, it's easier to spot scams, avoid advertising and ignore 'keyboard warriors' but for children, it can be far more challenging,
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Neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours - but how do you stop a boundary wall becoming a battle line? We look at some common boundary disputes.
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After last year’s Windrush scandal, it seems that millions of EU citizens could be facing a similar dilemma after Brexit, if new Home Office rules on data access are implemented...
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Our final journey is one we all make alone, but it's up to every individual to make sure those left behind are fully aware of their last wishes.
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A small Irish fast food company managed to block the international McDonald's food chain from trademarking the terms Big Mac and Mc throughout Europe.
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Companies have an increasing commitment to an equal, inclusive and supportive workplace under the Equality Act 2010 (Gender Pay Gap Information) Regulations
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We examine both the legal implications and the moral question of this use of microchipping technology in the workplace.
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Over 800,000 people in the UK now live with dementia, and the indicators are that the number of patients with this life-shortening condition will grow.
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The MOJ has announced it will launch a review of criminal legal aid payments and government has plans to add an extra £23mil for criminal defence advocacy
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If you can't have children, what are your options? We look at the rules surrounding surrogacy in the UK - a more common arrangement than you might expect.
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The number of companies being held to account by their employees/contract workers is growing. Workers in the gig economy gain new rights and assurances.
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In April 2017, the Criminal Finances Act was given Royal Assent to incorporate criminal offences of failure to prevent criminal facilitation of tax evasion
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Attacks on emergency service workers have risen dramatically over the last few years. 27,000 attacks on police officers in 2017/18 (72 attacks a day)
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First-time buyers who bought a shared ownership property in the last twelve months should check if they are due a refund on any stamp duty paid.
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The Citizen's Advice Bureau has always been a bastion of free legal advice, support and help. It's an integral part of all our communities.
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For employers, dealing with employee theft can be a difficult process. If you suspect your business is being stolen from, what should you do?
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Once Brexit has been implemented, EU countries will levy the same visa rules against those wishing to repatriate from the UK as they do against anyone else
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2018 was a busy year in the world of Employment Law. Employment Solicitor Steven Judges looks at the headlines.
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We always look at consumers' Christmas guides from the point of view of the purchaser, but what if you're the receiver? Here's a quick guide.
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Please note these offices will be closed from 4:00pm on 21st December 2018 and will re-open at 9:00am on 2nd January 2019.
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The age of self driving cars is nearly upon us. Funnily enough, it's internet giant Google that's been leading the way but who is responsible if you crash?
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Medical negligence (or clinical negligence as it’s known) can be utterly devastating, not just for the victim, but for the family too. At a time when you should be able...
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Putting money away into an account that can't simply be 'dipped into' is a great way of making sure you have a healthy kitty of cash for a special event.
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Social media is practically a data protection free-for-all, primarily because users give the platform operators unprecedented access to personal information
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Tree Preservation Order s were introduced in 1947, giving local planning authorities the power to protect and preserve individual trees and woodlands.
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Our Solicitors have been able to support Age Concern Eastbourne by offering its members simple Wills written or updated free of charge.
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In a busy town like Eastbourne, though, that space comes at a premium, and parking spaces in particular can become hotly contested.
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While a listed building is often attractive, brimming with character and a desirable purchase, they can come with potential headaches for the new owners.
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Controversial court fees which have been branded a stealth tax are expected to prompt a surge in grant of probate applications before the hike hits.
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Being in debt can place significant stress on a debtor’s personal relationships, professional life and even their health. However, the situation can be exacerbated if the debtor feels they are...
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