Financial Remedy Proceedings Remitted to High Court
The Court of Appeal has set aside a financial remedy order in a divorce between a wealthy couple, finding that it was necessary for the case to be reheard. ...
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Continue readingHundreds of local people are failing to get the compensation they deserve after suffering personal injury, warns Managing Partner, Charlotte Pegman of Hubbard Pegman and Whitney LLP. Each year, over...
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Continue readingWe represented a Ms P. under a CFA concerning injuries she sustained in a parachute jump in 2009. This was a first time jump for Ms P who was one...
Continue readingA prison officer who suffered severe psychiatric injuries after discovering a bomb device in his office in the weeks after the July 2005 terrorist attack on London has finally been...
Continue readingThe recent decision of the High Court in Hughes v Williams regarding a parent’s choice between a booster seat and a child seat shows further developments in legally defining parental...
Continue readingHubbard Pegman and Whitney LLP are in full support of the Law Society’s appeal to the Transport Select Committee’s Inquiry that hearing only one side of the argument on the...
Continue readingThe Standard rate of interest on General damages (Pain, Suffering and Loss of Amenity) in Personal Injury cases was fixed at 2% per year by the House of Lords in...
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