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1. Conveyancing Solicitors Guide October 07, 2008 What does a conveyancing solicitor do for me? A conveyancing solicitor will help oversee the exchange of contracts between parties, when buying property or land. A conveyancing solicitor will help insure that the buyer secures the title to the land as well as any rights that run with the land; the solicitor will also notify the buyer of any restrictions placed on the land they are buying. The exchange normally starts with the buyer negotiating an agreed price with the seller then organising a survey and have the solicitor (or conveyancer) carry out their searches and pre-contract enqu... (read more) Author: Seamus Swords

2. Specialist solicitor in internet law October 07, 2008 A specialist solicitor in Internet law mainly safeguards the client in harming from any kind of disputes concerned with the internet. Here, the question arises what actually do we understand by the term “Internet Law”? Internet Law is the application of many different kinds of laws which were there traditionally, to the dominion of the Internet. A specialist solicitor advises on matters regarding Internet and e-Commerce laws. A specialist has the knowledge which is required to endow with your company or organization with the most comprehensive, widespread and up to date advice conc... (read more) Author: Julia Aidan

3. Specialist solicitor in Social Law October 07, 2008 A Social Law specialist solicitor provides complete attention and acts quickly in response to the needs of every such person, who is protected by him or her, whatever the case may be. Most of the times, the solicitor has to be sensitive, caring and should be understandable in approach. The entire focus is on social law. Now, question arises what really is social law or what exactly the term social law explains. In reality, the term social law covers a wide range of legal actions that are mainly found in any High street practice, moreover there may be some categories of work such as disput... (read more) Author: Julia Aidan

4. Indian real estate Investment policy India - Part II September 17, 2008 • Hospitality • Township development • Developing Commercial Real Estate • Built-up infrastructure • Housing and construction projects • Building Resorts • Building Hospitals • Building Educational institutions • Building Recreational facilities • Infrastructure projects: regional and local level • Special Economic Zones (SEZ's) III REGULATORY FRAMEWORK The matters pertaining to the housing and urban development have been assigned State Governments so state laws will govrn the sector and Govt. of India is limited only to Delhi and other Union Territories. The Ministry of ... (read more) Author: india law offices

5. Indian real estate Investment policy India - Part I September 17, 2008 - Opportunities - Applicable Laws/Regulatory Policies. - Tax Benefits/ Incentives - Current Projections in the Budget. I. INTRODUCTION. Due to LPG policy particularly liberalized Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) regime the India’s explosive economic progress has captured the world’s attention and its property market has indeed emerged as one of the most appealing investment destinations for both domestic and foreign investors. Indian Real estate is on the high growth path and the boom is mainly due to mall culture, multiplexes, hypermarkets and retail sector are growing in In... (read more) Author: india law offices

6. Fellows of the Institute of Legal Executives soon to be allowed Partner Status September 17, 2008 Fellows of the Institute of Legal Executives soon to be allowed Partner Status Until now Fellows of the Institute of Legal Executives have had to put up with legal job titles such as ‘director’, ‘partner status’ and ‘partner equivalent’ but with the introduction of the new legal disciplinary practices set to come into effect on the 1st March 2009 (subject to government approval), Fellows of the Institute of Legal Executives will finally be able to become recognised as Partners. This has come as a great relief to Fellows, as previously it was necessary to convert to a Solicitor be... (read more) Author: Chris Fensome

7. Parents Buying Student Property To Help Children September 12, 2008 Moving to university can be a stressful and costly time for everyone involved, with the feelings of excitement and adventure in a child are only over-shadowed by the worries and concerns of the parents about their child’s health, happiness and financial wellbeing especially in these troubled times for the economy. It is this very worry that has led parents to invest help out their children by investing in student property for them to live in according to a leading solicitor in the south. Due to the downturn in property prices and the increased cost of rent, the idea of purchasing a propert... (read more) Author: Chris Fensome

8. Repossession On The Up As Recession Fears Hot Up: Repossession Services September 12, 2008 After a recent Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) it has come to light that new statistics demonstrate the difficulties that mortgage lenders face in the current difficult financial climate according to a leading repossession litigation specialist for a prominent Hampshire solicitor. Recent figures have shown that there have been a 41% rise in repossessions in the past year demonstrates that many mortgage lenders do not have enough experience in managing arrears and repossessions of their customers. The Council reports that the number of households in arrears of over 3 months has gone up ... (read more) Author: Chris Fensome

9. Calculating A Personal Injury Compensation Claim Settlement September 12, 2008 A personal injury settlement amount is the money that is given to a victim of personal injury. It is subsidised by the insurance company of whoever it was that caused all of the damage in the first place. In order for the amount to be decided, in the case of the case not going as far as court, the person chosen to represent the victim, lawyer or solicitor or attorney or whoever it may be, will sit down with the adjuster for the insurance company, and evaluate how much the claim is worth. The claim amount has determining factors, two of which is the occurrence of loss and the injury damage... (read more) Author: Nigel Thomas

10. Government to review no win no fee claims September 12, 2008 With the announcement of a review by ministers over their possible misuse “no win no fee” agreements could be facing a rocky future. The system, which was introduced three years ago allowed people to hire lawyers for civil cases such as personal injuries or workplace accidents. The solicitor will only take a fee for winning the case, which is dubbed a “success fee”. There has been growing concern that no win, no fee encourages lawyers and clients to launch actions in the knowledge that defendants will not be able to afford to fight the cases. The review, which is to be carr... (read more) Author: Darrell Joyce

11. Accident Claim Solicitor September 12, 2008 In your smooth going life, there are many hurdles that cannot only distress you financially but also affect you psychologically. The worst way to get into a situation is to have a road accident that can lead to you being stuck in a hospital for days. An accident, such as a car or motorcycle accident, can worsen your personal and financial life if you are already suffering. Another common type of personal injury is one that can take place at work, walking up or down the stairs at the supermarket, the office or any other place. All the abovementioned scenarios pose a problematic situation.... (read more) Author: Rakesh Gaikwad

12. Emerson Chase Legal is a Highly Regarded Recruitment Firm in the Filed of Law September 12, 2008 Since opening its doors in 1997 Emerson Chase Legal has become a highly regarded employment agency servicing a wide range of clients and candidates throughout the world. Many law firms in the United Kingdom and the United States that operate globally rely on Emerson Chase Legal to find the right candidates to fill Legal Jobs including Solicitor Jobs and Lawyer Jobs. If you are looking for jobs in the legal field on your own you may find the search long and difficult and that is why you should get the help of our recruitment experts. There is a continuously growing need for qualified and ... (read more) Author: Mark Doherty

13. Property Losses - Latest Developments September 12, 2008 Established in 1998, Duncan Lewis & Co is one of the country's fastest growing firms of solicitors, servicing both corporate entities and private individuals. This growth has derived from a simple mission: to provide a reliable, accurate and practicable legal service However, whilst we consider ourselves expert in the matters we undertake we never forget that we are dealing with people, frequently disadvantaged, who may find the law complex and daunting. We undertake to guide you through the law by applying it to resolve the problems that you entrust to us. Since 1998 Duncan Lewis ... (read more) Author: Sridhar Duncanlewis

14. Long-Term Care Costs and Negligence September 12, 2008 The high cost of long-term care in the UK is a well known problem to anyone responsible for funding it. Depending on the circumstances, the cost of such care can be the responsibility of a number of different entities and sometimes costs may be shared. Where this is the case, there is room for argument, as a recent case illustrates. It involved a young man referred to as ‘C’, who was born with a vascular injury. The treatment he received for this from his local NHS Trust was negligent. As a result, he was left with serious injuries and requires around the clock care in his home. On reachi... (read more) Author: Sridhar Duncanlewis

15. Immigration - New Rules for Students and Colleges September 12, 2008 The high cost of long-term care in the UK is a well known problem to anyone responsible for funding it. Depending on the circumstances, the cost of such care can be the responsibility of a number of different entities and sometimes costs may be shared. Where this is the case, there is room for argument, as a recent case illustrates. It involved a young man referred to as ‘C’, who was born with a vascular injury. The treatment he received for this from his local NHS Trust was negligent. As a result, he was left with serious injuries and requires around the clock care in his home. On reachi... (read more) Author: Sridhar Duncanlewis

16. Choosing a claims solicitor September 11, 2008 compensation claims, accidents at work and other legal related articles. ">Making sure you make the most appropriate choice of claims solicitor for your specific claim needs is in many cases vital to your success. Many companies will claim to be suitable for a number of claim needs making it difficult to be sure as to whether you have made the best choice or not, therefore we have compiled some tips to help you figure out who you should go with. Firstly, you need to be sure the solicitor is actually qualified to deal with your accident claim. While this may seem an incredibly blatant fi... (read more) Author: Catherine Moody

17. Tips for making personal injury claims September 11, 2008 With injuries due to another person’s negligence resulting in crippling financial and medical consequences for the individual harmed, making a personal injury claim of some form is the next logical step. Sadly, getting reimbursed for the physical or psychological harm obtained can become an incredibly time consuming and costly process. Here are some recommended steps to make the whole process as smooth as possible. First off, you should find a solicitor the moment you are certain you have a well founded personal injury claims, as if you seek out a claims company first, they will charge yo... (read more) Author: Catherine Moody

18. Personal injury lawyer or solicitor? September 10, 2008 The Ministry of Justice are currently looking at reforming the personal injury claims process, in order to make it more efficient and to cut costs. However, before this process is decided, many insurers are taking the opportunity to criticise solicitors, possibly doing this with a chance to obtain decisions more favourable to them. In the lead up to the announcement for reforms in the personal injury claims process, insurers have made it very clear that they believe solicitors’ are largely at fault for the cost of claims and the slow process of claims. The Association of British Insurers ... (read more) Author: Catherine Moody

19. How to expand your business portfolio: Hints from a leading Hampshire Solictor September 10, 2008 Despite the turbulence in the market that has been rumbling for just over a year now, a leading commercial solicitor has claimed that funds for acquiring and selling businesses is still widely available. However,  the solicitor has warned that banks will be paying even more attention to every transaction now; due to the decline in the amount of overall transactions by banks and the increase in nervousness in the market. The solicitor further went on to advise that anyone looking to sell any businesses in their portfolio to do it sooner rather than later and to be upfront and hone... (read more) Author: Chris Fensome

20. The Networking X Factor - Make Sure You Have It! September 10, 2008 Some people aim to stand out from the crowd by wearing something unusual. I once knew a male solicitor who was famed for his colourful bow ties. One business woman always made a point of wearing a bright pink jacket so her “fuchsia would stand out amongst all the grey suits” Think of the people you have met out networking. Who stands out as most memorable? Why was that? More often than not it will be a story or subject that you spoke about. Or the person made you feel special in some way that you had their undivided attention or they engaged your emotions. The biggest compliment som... (read more) Author: Jane Wintringham

21. UK Removals Company September 08, 2008 Moving house can be a very stressful task to partake in when moving house, along with all the other commitments that you need to take on board, for example, all the financial issues that you need to think about when moving home, like ensuring your mortgage has completed, and the money is in place for the day of the move, ensuring that the solicitor is notified of the correct date, and knows to make the exchange on that date to allow for your move to take place, not to mention ensuring that any other parties who may be in the chain have to be on the ball and have all of their financial aspects,... (read more) Author: Jenny Austin

22. No Win No Fee Compensation Claim! September 04, 2008 It can be a very stressful experience being involved in an accident. You may feel helpless and don’t now how to deal with the situation. If the accident resulted due to somebody else’s fault, you can surely seek claim for it. No win no fee compensation claim can prove to a good option for you. This service enables you to seek compensation without paying any fees for the claim. With these claims, you need not pay any fees for the claim whether you win or lose the case. Your personal injury solicitor will help you get a suitable claim for you. They will take upon your case and find out whic... (read more) Author: Kirthy Shetty

23. Net Lawman delivers cost effective online legal services down under September 04, 2008 After much success in the UK, online legal specialists Net Lawman have expanded their offering to the opposite side of the globe with the launch of Net Lawman Australia, delivering range of national and state specific documents for a fraction of the price found on the high street. With reports suggesting that the average cost of hiring a solicitor to draft a common legal contract can be as much as $300 per hour or more, many small businesses and professionals are looking to the web for more cost effective ways to remain up to date with their legal requirements. Launched in July 2008, Net La... (read more) Author: Mirium Taylor

24. Commercial Property law specialist September 03, 2008 Conveyancing Lawyer London and Property Solicitor. ">Buying or leasing a commercial property today can become hassle free only when the buyer knows their property law well. Even they are not familiar with the latest news they need correct legal advice. Our commercial property department is experienced in dealing with commercial property transactions including sales, purchases, assignment of leases, purchases of businesses of going concern and sales and lease back transactions. We provide commercial property solicitors for various different sales. One can get expert advice only with a special... (read more) Author: Sridhar Duncanlewis

25. UK Corporations Feeling the Financial Crunch, but Don't Panic as Advice is Available! September 03, 2008 As more and more UK businesses begin to have financial difficulties the advice is not to panic and instead act early to seek professional legal assistance. Your business may not be a high-profile company that makes headlines every month but that does not mean you cannot have the same problems as Northern Rock or Bradford & Bingley. After years of being successful and profitable you may find that your company is currently having financial difficulties and you need more cash. Before you set out to raise more cash any way you can imagine, take the time to speak to a lawyer and discuss all y... (read more) Author: Ian Robinson

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