According to a recent study conducted by Shelter, an organisation which exists to assist people in housing emergencies, notices pursuant to Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988...

Ellisons Solicitors represented a claimant who was left with multiple serious injuries following a road traffic accident in Suffolk, helping them to recover a seven-figure sum in compensation.

In this episode, we will be discussing Court of Protection with Ann Coutts, Senior Associate Solicitor within our Wills, Trusts and Probate team and Spencer Davis, Business Development Consultant.

Ellisons successfully represented Edward Marcus in a High Court dispute over a £14.5 million family trust. Despite Edward not being the biological son of Stuart Marcus, the court ruled in his favor, affirming his status as a trust beneficiary due to familial circumstances and intent.

Moving house during the festive season can be both exciting and challenging. Amidst the holiday cheer, there will be important legal considerations to ensure...

I always advise my clients to consider the appointment of replacement attorney(s) when making a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), particularly where they are only appointing one main attorney...

In 2021, Martha Mills had been on holiday with her parents, when she had an accident riding her bike, falling onto the handlebars and injuring her pancreas.

There is a common misconception that couples who chose to live together but remain unmarried have the same rights and protections as a married couple.

There are a number of misconceptions around what does and doesn't constitute ‘Matrimonial Property', which can make it confusing both for couples intending to marry...

A landlord was found liable for failing to obtain a selective licence for his rental property, despite claiming ignorance of the requirement. The Tribunal rejected this defense, ruling that landlords must be aware of legal obligations, and ordered him to repay over £5,000 in rent.

Summary judgment may end a case early on as a whole or restrict the case to a particular issue. The procedure for summary judgment is set out in CPR 24.

Recent estimates from within the industry have shown that as many as 10,000 people in England and Wales are challenging Wills every year.

The Office of National Statistics recently published the company insolvency statistics for Q3, which show 6,208 company insolvencies.

Following the announcement of the upcoming general election it was unknown what draft legislation would still become law before parliament dissolved.

There have been a number of County Court judgments on the issue of using cheques to return a deposit in anticipation of serving a valid Section 21 notice.

Welcoming a new baby should be an exciting time for most families, but unfortunately the joyous occasion of childbirth can be marred by avoidable birth trauma due...

Regardless of who initiated the separation, or even when it is a mutual and amicable decision, going through a divorce is a stressful process for all involved.

Modern relationships continue to evolve and the proportion of couples who now choose to live together without marrying has increased exponentially over the last decade (now 1 in 4 couples).

In the hustle of the holiday season, it's easy to get caught up in the spirit of giving without realising the financial toll it can take.

In support of Family Mediation week, we outline 5 things to bear in mind when you attend mediation.