A tale of two Bentleys – clothing firm and luxury car maker in IP dispute
December 2018
A family-owned clothing company has launched legal action against luxury car manufacturer, Bentley Motors, following a trademark dispute.
What happens if I am caught up in a property dispute?
December 2018
Whether you are a commercial landlord or tenant, being caught up in a property dispute can be a stressful and difficult time if you do not have the right advice to hand.
The gift of giving helps local charities this Christmas
December 2018
In the build up to Christmas the team at Palmers have been hard at work fundraising for local charities.
Calls for divorce law reform to protect children
December 2018
Campaigners have called for an “urgent reform” in divorce law to reduce the emotional impact it has on children.
House of Lords critical of ‘death tax’ proposals
December 2018
The Government’s plans to push through changes to probate fees have been met with a highly critical response from the House of Lords.
Don’t be an unwitting drink driver this Christmas – six ways motorists could find themselves unexpectedly over the limit
December 2018
Jeremy Sirrell, a Partner at Palmers, who specialises in road traffic offences is warning motorists against a range of pitfalls that could see them become unwitting drink drivers this Christmas and New Year.
What happens if I am caught up in a property dispute?
December 2018
Whether you are a landlord, tenant or a traditional homeowner, being caught up in a property dispute can be a stressful and difficult time if you do not have the right advice to hand.
Government set to introduce biggest workplace reform in 20 years
December 2018
The Government are set to introduce workplace reforms that are likely to offer more protection to employees on zero hour contracts, agency workers or gig economy workers.
Three companies fined after fatal accident
December 2018
Three companies have been fined by Hull crown court after a security guard suffered fatal injuries when he was struck by an articulated lorry.
Tribunal to rule in landmark case on sacked vegan claiming discrimination
December 2018
In a landmark legal action, a tribunal is set to decide on whether veganism should be considered as a philosophical belief similar to a religion.
