Don’t Get In A Knot This Summer Tracey Wilkinson, from Stone Rowe Brewer’s Teddington office, raises the thorny issue of how Knotweed could scupper a house sale... The English Summer weather may be as temperamental as ever, but it is undoubtedly a time when many people look at their gardens, watering can in one [...]
What The Budget Meant For Employers & Employees With the Conservatives having full reign, Britain awaited to see what the summer budget would bring. It seems that the four-year freeze on working age benefits and the cuts to tax credits were made more palatable by the Chancellor introducing a National Living Wage. In its desire [...]
Fee Restrictions Would Restrict Justice An open letter has been sent to UK regional newspapers, written to educate the public about the cost of investigating clinical negligence claims, and the consequences for injured people if fees were to be fixed. APIL (The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers) is promoting the facts behind recent reports relating [...]
Budget Talk: The Leaks Proved Uncannily Accurate Stone Rowe Brewer LLP Partner, Pauline Lawson, takes a closer look at the announcements in today's budget... Apart from being one of the most entertaining hour of television that we have seen for a long time, the Chancellor proved that he has many friends in the newspaper industry [...]
