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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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Injury Prevention Day – August 15th
We all understand that accidents happen in all walks of life. It’s an unfortunate truth that a sequence of events out of a person’s control can result in a personal injury. However, the risk of injuries and accidents at work or elsewhere can be minimised by increased...
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Keeping employees cool – what are employers’ legal responsibilities?
The recent extended spell of hot weather has implications for health and safety practice throughout offices and workplaces in Leicestershire that employers need to be aware of and act on. Legal advice from the Health & Safety Executive With temperatures in July rising...
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How to tell if your redundancy is fair or not
Finding out that you have been made redundant usually sparks the beginning of an extremely stressful time. There might be credible reasons for your redundancy such as the business closing, moving to a new location or being taken over. But in some cases, you may have...
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5 surprising reasons you could get fired
Whatever the reason, having your contract terminated at a company is never a nice feeling. You might associate getting fired with poor performance, misconduct or lengthy absence – which are some of the more common reasons – but there are a range of scenarios that can...
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Who values commercial property when buying?
The bulk of the UK’s buildings are residential homes yet the value of commercial property was £883 billion in 2016, accounting for 13 per cent of the value of all buildings. For an investor, commercial property can be an appealing prospect with yields in some areas...
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A beginner’s guide to buying commercial property
Maybe your business has been doing well and it’s time to move to larger premises or perhaps you would like to buy a commercial property as an investor. Whatever the scenario, the process can be complicated without using the support of experienced commercial property...
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How does buying a new build property differ to buying a pre-owned house?
Even the smoothest of property transactions requires careful compliance with the conveyancing process in which ownership of a property is legally transferred from one owner to another. At Bray & Bray our property law experts are here to make sure your needs as a buyer...
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