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Bray & Bray helping to grow popular Hinckley networking group
Two staff from Bray & Bray’s Hinckley office have taken over the running of Ladies That Do, a popular female-only Hinckley networking group. Family law associate solicitor Lisa Mohar and associate chartered legal executive Amanda Wright have joined forces to...
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Amanda Sutcliffe celebrates 30 years of practising property law
The property market can be fragile and the process of buying and selling one that is fraught with problems which is why an experienced residential property solicitor can be worth their weight in gold. So, it’s quite an achievement that Bray & Bray’s Partner in...
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How long does it take to buy a house in Leicester?
There are a few steps involved in buying a house in Leicester and the total process can vary dramatically, from a matter of days in the fastest cases, to months if things get complicated. In principle there is no minimum or maximum length of time to buy a house in...
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Celebrating 125 years of law services in Leicestershire
2018 marks the 125th anniversary of our Leicestershire based law firm! Over the years, our team has supported thousands of clients and has remained one of the first choices for law services in Leicestershire, whether it be corporate, family or personal law. We are...
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Can I buy a new-build property before it’s built?
You absolutely can buy a new-build property before it's built - in fact it's not that uncommon for people to do so. The common term used for this is buying off-plan, which means you buy the property based on the plans, rather than on a physically completed structure...
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When can a final written warning be issued?
A final written warning is a serious disciplinary process whether you are the employer or the employee, and is usually a precursor to dismissing a member of staff if their behaviour or performance does not improve. There are some common misconceptions about when a...
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Safeguard your financial future during World Alzheimer’s Month
This September is World Alzheimer’s Month, with World Alzheimer’s Day falling on September 21st. As you’re encouraged to take the time to increase your awareness of the physical symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, it’s also important to make...
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What happens after issuing Court proceedings for a personal injury claim?
Court proceedings may be necessary if you have a Personal Injury claim and negotiations between you and the other party’s insurer are unsuccessful. If a settlement agreement between the two parties cannot be reached, your Personal Injury solicitor may advise you to...
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How to prepare for your personal injury claim going to court
Why is my personal injury case going to court? Whatever the nature of your personal injury claim, it’s essential to engage the services of a specialist solicitor as soon as possible after the incident in question. Your personal injury solicitor’s job is to work to...
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2017’s most dangerous mode of road transport (UK)
Using data from the Gov.uk reported road casualties report for Great Britain (to September 2017) we’ve compared how dangerous the UK’s roads are for pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and car users. Road traffic accident statistics for 2017 21,010 people were killed...
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Is it legal to be sacked by text message?
Losing your job - especially when you had no plans to leave your current employment - can come as a shock and have a significant financial impact. One aspect of dismissal that can particularly create conflict is how carefully the dismissal itself is handled, and in...
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