We are celebrating the success of our burgeoning trainee programme, as two recently qualified solicitors and two new graduates join our ranks. Taylor&Emmet has offered permanent positions to former trainees, Martha O’Toole and Bethany Jenkins, and welcomed a pair of aspiring solicitors who now begin their practical experience. Martha and Read more…
We are welcoming three budding young solicitors, who are embarking on training contracts with Taylor&Emmet. The trio will spend the next two years putting their legal studies into practice, to help them gain experience in different disciplines before settling on a specialism. Martha O’Toole, Beth Jenkins and Kris Little will Read more…
Personal injury Clients will often be advised by their Solicitors about making sensible offers to their opponents’ solicitors or insurers. These offers are made under Part 36 of the Civil Procedure Rules which regulate how litigation is to be conducted between parties. So what is Part 36? Part 36 of Read more…
We often receive instructions from clients who have grown dissatisfied with the performance of their existing Personal Injury solicitors. Clients are free to choose whichever solicitors they wish to instruct and if you are disgruntled with the standard of service you are receiving we urge you to get in touch. Read more…
The words “ Court Proceedings ” sends shudders through the spines of most of the population who immediately equate the word with their being humiliated in front of a jury and a packed public gallery by an aggressive, silver-tongued barrister. In Personal Injury cases, reality is very different to that belief, Read more…
Jonathan Stittle has just settled a rather unusual case where a client had previously used another form of solicitor following an RTA in 2013. Initially, the client contacted Jonathan about the case in 2015 – crucially inside the 3 year limitation period – stating the he thought his previous solicitor had Read more…
A recent survey carried out by Which? found buying or selling a property is more stressful than changing jobs or getting married. It is not something we do regularly, in fact, some of us live in the same home our entire lives, so it is natural to be concerned and Read more…