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The Lord Chancellor announced an updated discount rate for damages in England and Wales, increasing from -0.25% to +0.5%, effective 11 January 2025. This change reduces compensation for future losses, emphasizing careful investment and alternative payment structures like periodical payments for claimants.

I represented Mr. B, a bus driver who sustained significant internal injuries in a head-on collision caused by another driver falling asleep. Despite the defendant's insurers' initial resistance, we secured a £175,000 settlement, covering medical treatments and lost earnings, helping Mr. B move forward.

The Court of Appeal ruled that fees paid by tenants before the Tenant Fees Act 2019 came into force do not invalidate section 21 notices. Post-Act tenancies require returning prohibited payments before serving such notices.

In the second post of the themed week, Fiona Lyon speaks about Pre-nuptial Agreements.

Effective witness statements are crucial in legal claims, requiring clear, concise, and chronological content that reflects the witness's own words, aligning with judicial guidance for readability and relevance.

At Anthony Gold, we act for clients who sustain serious and complex injuries. This means the long-term outcome is often not known for a number of years and claims can take several years to conclude.

When someone goes missing, families face not only emotional turmoil but also significant legal challenges in managing their loved one's affairs. This article explores the legal frameworks available in the UK, including Claudia's Law and Presumption of Death Orders, that help families navigate the complex situation when a person disappears and their whereabouts remain unknown.

At the beginning of April I wrote a blog about the potential effects of COVID-19 on personal injury claims.

Starting from 1st April 2025, significant changes to the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) rates will come into effect in England and Wales. These changes will impact all homebuyers, particularly first-time buyers.

For some time, insurers have used covert video surveillance in an attempt to discredit claimants and limit their damages.

Despite legal reforms and funding programs, delays in removing dangerous cladding persist due to liability disputes, complex application processes, and cost issues, prolonging residents' fire safety risks.

Even in more certain times, many of us from time to time are in urgent need for a cash injection. This may be due to a drop in income or unexpected expenditure.

Family court delays continue, with private children cases averaging 43 weeks to final order. Anthony Gold recommends non-court options like mediation and arbitration to reduce conflict, though urgent cases may require litigation.

The recent case of Irwin Mitchell Trust Corporation Ltd v KS & Ors [2025] EWCOP 7 (T2) has provided clarity regarding the Court of Protection's jurisdiction over children...

The Supreme Court has today given judgement in the key case of McDonald v McDonald. This case relates to the important issue of section 21 notices.

The article discusses a successful workplace accident claim for a client named Daniel, who sustained severe injuries from falling tables. Despite allegations of contributory negligence, the claim was settled with a 10% reduction. The case emphasizes the importance of employer responsibility for worker safety

We have all been there: you're standing at a set of traffic lights waiting to cross the road. The green man appears, and you take your first step.

On the day of the accident, my client was attending a health club when she was struck by a reversing lorry. The vehicle ran over her before reversing back over her a second time and coming to a stop.