Meadows Ryan Solicitors are proud to announce that the private client department has raised the grand total of £1,012.50 for Woking and Sam Beare Hospices `Make a Will Fortnight 2015`. A large sum for a worthwhile cause !
The area that unsurprisingly concerns most parents on relationship breakdown – what is going to happen to the children ? How often am I going to see them ? Who are they going to live with ? The children are arguably the most important people to consider in any relationship breakdown and so below is…
Family Law is an area of law that deals with family related matters and relationships. It is an interesting and diverse area that has attracted many qualified practitioners keen on assisting people during one of the most difficult periods of their lives. It has, more recently, particularly with legal aid representation becoming increasingly difficult to…
Justice committee says mandatory payment of up to £1,200 for convicted defendants ‘incompatible with principles of justice’
Meadows Ryan congratulate Martin and Andy Dawson on the successful completion of the sale of Brokers’ Gin Limited to McCormick Distilling Co., Inc., a US based distiller with a wide variety of products including 360 Vodka and Tequila Rose Martin and Andy started Broker’s Gin 17 years ago, starting by working with gin distillers and…
Meadows Ryan Solicitors is Lexcel accredited. Lexcel is the Law Society’s legal practice quality mark for excellence in legal practice management and excellence in client care. It provides a flexible, supportive management framework to help practices develop consistent operational efficiencies and client services. Lexcel sets the required standard in seven different areas: structure and strategy; financial…
Lobbying by police ahead of investigatory powers bill suggests ISPs will be required to keep data for 12 months
Poll finds only 3% of British adults believe David Cameron’s proposed bill of rights should be government’s top priority
Justices hear both sides in long-running tussle over registered design rights that could have implications for Britain’s small creative businesses
