Taylor Emmet has announced a new Head of Personal Injury in a series of 24 promotions across their offices in Sheffield, Rotherham and Derbyshire, acknowledging their achievements in the last 12 months. John Green has been promoted to Head of Personal Injury in recognition of his hard work and commitment to Read more…
A quick Google search reveals that there are thousands of Solicitors who do personal injury work, so why should you use Taylor&Emmet Solicitors? We pride ourselves on the quality of work we do for clients. We are proud to be based in Sheffield. It is true what they say about Read more…
A joint venture is a partnership between two businesses for a finite period of time in order to achieve specific goals. It presents an opportunity to leverage each other’s strengths while compensating for any weaknesses. There are 2 main options when entering a joint venture. In the first, both parties Read more…
September is here, which means that students across the country are preparing to return to (or set out for) university. To many this can seem like a daunting ordeal, but here at Taylor & Emmet LLP we employ many people who have been there and experienced it. With law becoming Read more…
If you were not in your current job role, what would be your alternative career choice? Racing driver. What has been a highlight of your career? “All the cases for clients who suffered serious injuries in which I was able to support them through their rehabilitation to a good, strong recovery.” Do you have Read more…
Coeliac disease is a lifelong autoimmune disease caused by the immune system reacting to gluten, the protein found in wheat, barley and rye, and in some cases in oats. It is neither an allergy to wheat nor a food intolerance, both of which are common misinterpretations. When a person with Read more…
We will be conducting a series of interviews with the personal injury team for you to find out a little bit more about them and what they enjoy about working in the field of personal injury. The first of our monthly team member interviews is the head of department, Jonathan Stittle. If Read more…
In November, the Government announced planned reforms to personal injury law which would see claims with an injury value of up to £5,000.00 being handled in the Small Claims Court. The thinking behind this is that it will reduce insurance premiums for consumers. This is something that is heavily supported by the Read more…
On 17 May, the Home Secretary Theresa May said that the police are still not taking domestic abuse seriously enough as a crime. Domestic violence – or to use the wider term domestic abuse – was redefined in 2013 as: “any incident of controlling, coercive, threatening behaviour, violence or abuse Read more…
I was recently asked by a colleague how the proposed reforms to the personal injury sector would have affected our clients, had they been in place one or two years ago. One case sprang to mind that really shows how the increase to the small claims limit would have prevented Read more…