Helen grew up and lives in the South West and has over 27 years of experience in litigation and asbestos related illness cases, with specialist APIL Asbestos Disease Accreditation. Helen is highly recommended in the leading independent legal publication – Legal 500 where she has been noted for “leaving no stone unturned” and this is … Continued
Figures have recently been released by the Alzheimer’s Society showing that over 80% of Alzheimer’s sufferers have experienced a deterioration in their symptoms as a result of the lockdown. Although there is, unfortunately, very little families and friends can do to help with the physical impact of the Covid restriction, they can help with the … Continued
Stef was really touched to receive this testimonial from a client who suffered coercive behaviour and mental abuse. “I just wanted to write to say a personal and very sincere thank you to you.I first met you when you were working for your previous employer and you were to become my solicitor, supporting me through … Continued
Let’s start with the basics. The employer cannot compel a member of staff to be vaccinated. No one, not even the government can do that. So, no one needs to fear being dragged to the doctor’s surgery under armed guard. The most likely scenario is that an employer requires all its employees to have the … Continued
We are really pleased to welcome John Ryan to our Conveyancing Team. John will be based in our Bridgwater Office and brings a wealth of experience with him. John has many years experience in handling a wide range of cases. He is patient, resourceful and organised. John maintains a professional approach to work at all … Continued
Anecdotal evidence suggests that some employers are producing settlement agreements without the requirement that the employee takes legal advice. Are these enforceable? As a general rule it is against public policy for one party to oblige another to contract out of the right to bring legal proceedings. This is particularly the case where there is … Continued
It’s all very confusing – mainly because of poor communication by the Government. But here’s the lockdown law …
At AmicusLaw, we appreciate that going to see a solicitor regarding family issues can be an intimidating prospect. We thought it might be helpful to set out what is likely to happen before and during your free initial meeting. When you first make contact with us, we will take brief details with regards to you, … Continued
The impact of Coronavirus has been unprecedented and has had an effect on everybody. Family lawyers have seen a surge in new enquiries from clients seeking advice in relation to child contact arrangements between separated parents. Christmas contact is always an emotive subject and parents can find it difficult to agree the arrangements for the … Continued