Hidden heartache – The impact of drink driving on families
Polly Herbert | 8 December 2020
In this blog, Polly Herbert teamed up with RoadPeace on the horrendous impact drink driving has on families. Poignant at this time of year.
Polly Herbert | 8 December 2020
In this blog, Polly Herbert teamed up with RoadPeace on the horrendous impact drink driving has on families. Poignant at this time of year.
CFG Law | 26 October 2020
The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) was established to compensate victims of crime. Read our guide to CICA applications
David Hilton | 13 October 2020
A costs ruling to uplift four costs bills for Court of Protection work will pave the way for an increase in the guideline hourly rates.
CFG Law | 27 August 2020
Roadpeace has today launched its regional legal panel & we are excited to announce we will be working with them in the West Midlands!
CFG Law | 3 August 2020
We are thrilled to announce that we are now a Trusted Legal Partner of the Spinal Injuries Association (SIA).
David Hilton | 15 July 2020
In this article, David explains the important difference between power of attorney & a lasting power of attorney, as well as reasons why you might want an LPA, even if you already have an EPA.
David Hilton | 6 July 2020
As of last week, you can now purchase security bonds to safeguard you if you have a lasting power of attorney (LPA)
CFG Law | 8 June 2020
Experienced Court of Protection specialist David Hilton joins us today to launch a new private client team for the business.
CFG Law | 20 May 2020
In this blog, we provide some key bits of information that you should expect to receive from your solicitor during a compensation claim.
CFG Law | 13 May 2020
If you have sustained a traumatic brain injury and are making a claim for compensation, your initial thought may be that your solicitor can and will only assist you with the legal process and nothing more. However, your solicitor can do a lot more to support you.
CFG Law | 6 May 2020
If a family member or close friend has sustained a brain injury, you may wish to take on the role of caring for them.
CFG Law | 29 April 2020
If your family member has sustained a brain injury, it is common for you to need to take some time off work.
