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New partner brings another perspective to Criminal Defence team at Hodge Jones & Allen
Atiyah Malik, a highly experienced criminal defence solicitor with an in-depth knowledge of regulatory and criminal law has joined London law firm Hodge Jones & Allen (HJA) from Osborn Abas…
Ministry of Defence finally apologises to soldiers’ families after 10-year battle
Long battle for justice which saw poorly armoured Snatch Land Rover vehicles removed from battle and led to human rights protections for armed service personnel, concludes The Ministry of Defence…
Retired Zurich Insurance employee appeals for help with asbestos exposure investigation
A 60-year-old Croydon man is seeking answers about the source of his asbestos exposure in the 1980s and 1990s, which has led to him being diagnosed with mesothelioma. William McCormack,…
Family wins High Court challenge to NHS England’s refusal to fund life-changing treatment for seven-year old boy
The parents of a seven-year-old boy have been successful in their quest to have an NHS England decision about life-changing treatment for their seven-year old son quashed. In a judgment…
Separated parents should agree holiday plans well in advance to avoid conflict over parental rights
Family lawyer Deborah Johnson offers advice to separated parents planning to take their children abroad on how to avoid conflict and ensure the summer break is as much fun as…
Inquest into death of 29-year-old former soldier from West Sussex set to reopen
Venue: Coroner’s Court, Century House, Woodfield Road, Crawley, West Sussex Date: 3-4 July and 7 July 2017 at 10 am An inquest examining the circumstances surrounding the death of 29-year-old…
Army officer has arson charges dismissed as military court rules there is no case to answer
Lieutenant Tim Carpenter, who was facing charges of arson and negligence, was told by the military court sitting at Bulford, Wiltshire, that he would not have to answer charges following…