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Contribution from law firm Lloyd Donnelly Solicitors, pregnancy & maternity discrimination at work lawyers in the UK:- At Lloyd Donnelly Solicitors, we understand how distressing it is to face discrimination at work due to pregnancy or maternity leave. We are here to stand by your side and ensure your rights are protected. Below, we answer

By Amanda Hamilton, Patron of The National Association of Licensed Paralegals  Over the last few decades, there has been a shift in the perception of what paralegals are and what they can do. Once, they were regarded as legal secretaries, then simply as law graduates looking to gain experience before going on to qualify as

How to Collect Evidence That Strengthens Your Injury Claim – based on personal injury law in the US and generally:- Key Takeaways

  • Start gathering evidence immediately. Photos, videos, witness statements, and official reports collected right after the accident can make or break your claim.
  • Medical records are powerful proof. Seek medical attention promptly and keep

A law job demands precision. One misinterpreted word can be confusing or, worse, jeopardize a court case or a legal document. With intricate legal issues at hand, it is essential to highlight sometimes-overlooked discrepancies, such as the distinction between legal transcription and legal translation. Although they are pronounced the same, they have vastly different applications

In an increasingly digital world, building and sustaining a successful legal practice is no longer dependent solely on traditional word-of-mouth or high street presence. From boutique practices to full-service legal teams, firms across Greater Manchester and beyond are embracing online strategies to grow their client base, build brand awareness, and establish authority in an increasingly

By Amanda Hamilton, Patron of the National Association of Licensed Paralegals (NALP) In the UK, paralegals are not subject to mandatory regulation under a single statutory framework. Solicitors are statutorily regulated by the Solicitors’ Regulation Authority (SRA), but there is no enabling statute within the UK Legal System giving the power to a single organisation