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On my first ever trip to Thorpe Park with my son (who was 8 years old at that time), it soon dawned on us that the we would only get to go on 3-4 of the popular rides during the whole day, as the queues for them were very long. Continue reading →
Yesterday, just as my wife and I were about to tuck into a delicious Sunday roast at “The Anglers” pub adjacent to Teddington Lock, I received a call from LBC asking me to be a guest on the Andrew Castle show to comment on that morning’s Guardian article, in which they say that there are calls for the Home Secretary to resign over the “Windrush Generation” scandal. Continue reading →
Head of Immigration, Ivon Sampson, comments on the warning from the Law Society, recently reported on the BBC, of ‘Serious Flaws’ in the UK immigration system. You can read the article here. Continue reading →
Healys are delighted to announce that they have been shortlisted to win “Mortgage Conveyancer of the Year” at The Mortgage Awards. Continue reading →
The employer/employee relationship will be explored from start to finish with the team imparting invaluable best practice tips from their expansive experience of how and why things can go wrong and the best means of avoiding costly litigation. Continue reading →
Buying or selling a home can be stressful, which is why the next most important decision to make is who should represent your legal interests. A Solicitor or Licensed Conveyancer will both be qualified and able to smooth the journey to completion: but how they work and what they charge can vary. Continue reading →
Members of Healys Lauren Fitzgerald and Jack Wingrove, taking part in the Brighton2Brussels Charity Cycle Ride in aid of the Mayor’s Charities will attempt a new record by cycling the first mile of their journey in the sky. Continue reading →
In what could be the largest ever equal pay challenge in UK history, legal proceedings have begun against retail giant Tesco. Up to 200,000 shop floor staff could be affected by the claim, which has the potential to cost Tesco up to £20,000 per worker in back pay over at least 6 years. If successful, the final compensation bill could be as much as £4bn. Continue reading →
David Bailey, Partner in the Dispute Resolution team, discusses the question in the Times Newspaper.
Mediation is generally a cost-effective alternative way to secure dispute resolution. These days, typically in commercial cases, parties arrive legally tooled up with a full set of solicitors, barristers and experts, much as they would for a trial, and act accordingly. Continue reading →
Adrian Taylor has been appointed as Partner in the Dispute Resolution team and brings with him over 27 years’ experience of domestic and international dispute resolution. Continue reading →
