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A group of seven trainee solicitors have joined Midlands law firm mfg Solicitors as it continues to invest in the next generation of talent. The new trainees beginning their two-year training contracts are Gabriella Livesey, Katie Stubbs, Ella Gray, Lauren...
A specialist family lawyer is encouraging anyone experiencing domestic abuse to recognise the signs and seek support as Domestic Abuse Awareness Month returns throughout October. The alert comes from Richard Port MBE as thousands of people across the region...
When involved in a legal dispute, parties are often encouraged to explore settlement before incurring the time and expense of court proceedings. One commonly used settlement mechanism is a Calderbank offer.
Law firm mfg Solicitors has strengthened its commitment to the Black Country with confirmation it will open a new, larger office at Custom House in Brierley Hill’s Waterfront development. The move follows the success of mfg's initial investment at...
High summer is when holiday lets earn their keep. But the rules that once made a furnished holiday let such an attractive proposition have changed significantly, and more change is on the way.
Law firm mfg Solicitors has added further to its growing Residential Property team with the appointment of a new paralegal. Elizabeth Simpson has joined the firm from Parkinson Wright where she spent just over two years. Aside from supporting the team and...
When a relationship ends, most separating couples face the same question: can we reach an agreement ourselves, with some help, or do we need a judge to decide?
More couples now treat a "prenup" as a sensible piece of financial planning. If you are thinking about one, it helps to understand what these agreements can do, what they cannot do, and how the courts treat them.
