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Wollens Solicitors Exeter – We have moved !
Wollens are delighted to announce that we have made our move from Cathedral Yard in Exeter city centre into new office space conveniently situated at Pynes Hill, Exeter. The new space has been fully refurbished and designed to create an inspiring, exciting, and...
Settlement for individual following negligent treatment from medical professionals
Catherine Pinnegar has reached a settlement of £25,000 on behalf of a client who suffered negligent treatment from NHS staff who failed to safeguard the visually impaired client from a risk of falling.
Third party litigation funding options for a business dispute
Our dispute resolution solicitors provide guidance on what options there are to fund the costs of bringing or defending a claim in court
Best practice when acting as an executor
You should ensure that you understand the role and are willing to take on the responsibility before starting to act.
Qualification for Katie and Kennedy !
Congratulations to Katie Masefield and Kennedy Lugg on qualifying as solicitors and joining Wollens! It’s wonderful that they have successfully completed their three-year training contracts and will now be taking up permanent positions at the firm. Their hard work and dedication have undoubtedly paid off, and Wollens are thrilled to have them as part of their team.
Keeping staff alert through the chummy chats …
Organisations should place staff on alert about risks to trade secrets and corporate intelligence following a series of ‘spying’ incidents.
5 common myths about flexible working
The right to request flexible working has formed part of UK employment law since 1999 but the details of the statutory scheme covering this area often leave employers confused. Here we dispel 5 common myths about flexible working: Myth 1: Only those with children can...
How to go about obtaining more years on your Lease
The right to extend the lease of a flat is governed by law and the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 (“the Act”).
Where should you give birth ? Things to consider to ensure your safety
Hannah Goodman is a Paralegal in our Clinical Negligence team and has put this helpful guide together looking at options that you should consider to remain safe during childbirth.
In the UK, you have the choice to give birth at home, in hospital or in a midwifery unit, and you should be supported in whatever choice you make. It is just as important to be aware and understand which of those options may not be safe for you or your baby. Your options may be limited by your circumstances, and you may find that your priorities and needs change as time goes on.
Rachel is finalist in the prestigious Family Law Awards 2023
Rachel shortlisted in Family Law awards 2023
Notice regarding Taylors Solicitors, Braunton
Buying a new build property requires careful consideration. Get informed and make confident decisions on your homeownership journey.
Stamp Duty Explained
Buying a new build property requires careful consideration. Get informed and make confident decisions on your homeownership journey.
No big bonfire for holiday regulations
The government is looking to harmonise EU and domestic regulations around the calculation of holiday pay and also to enable a process for paying rolled-up holiday pay, and employers need to be prepared for change.
What to Know When Buying a New Build Property in the UK
Buying a new build property requires careful consideration. Get informed and make confident decisions on your homeownership journey.
Back to School – Everything about your child’s attendance you need to know
Parents, stay informed about the legal requirements for school attendance in the UK. Understanding the law is essential for your child’s educational journey.