December 19, 2012
Landlord and Tenant Law is a minefield for unwary solicitors
Speaking purely from a legal point of view it isn’t a great time to be representing landlords. There has recently been...
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December 19, 2012
Unmarried cohabitee wins Inheritance Act claim
Unmarried cohabitee wins Inheritance Act claim and recovers £160,000 from her late partner's estate. We specialise in inheritance claims involving unmarried couples....
December 19, 2012
Cancer care negligence
Cancer care negligence in Devon and Cornwall Slee Blackwell Solicitors are currently pursuing three separate medical negligence claims for clients who allege...
December 19, 2012
Devon hospitals slammed for high number of unacceptable surgical errors
Unacceptable level of surgical error in Devon hospitals If you have been the victim of a surgical error then call our free...
December 19, 2012
Company Ownership of Assets in Divorce Disputes
North Devon high value divorce solicitor Paul Jordan reports on a Supreme Court ruling regarding company ownership of assets in divorce cases. The Supreme...
December 17, 2012
Challenging a stepmother’s will
Our inheritance team have success in challenging a stepmother's will We have recently concluded a will dispute where we were not instructed...
December 17, 2012
Holiday letting falls foul of planning
Property owners letting their properties to holidaymakers risk breaching planning law rules, writes property solicitor Iain Robinson of Slee Blackwell Solicitors’...
December 5, 2012
Solar Panels
The legal issues of entering into a solar panel lease It’s increasingly common for homeowners to lease part of their roof to...
September 11, 2012
Squatters potted by new law
Squatting in a residential building as a long-term trespasser became a criminal offence as of 1 September 2012. How might this...
September 10, 2012
Planning law relaxations – can you take advantage?
Relaxation in certain planning restrictions have been announced (but not yet enacted) by the Government. Permitted development rights – the ability to...