Bail
What is Bail in the UK - If you have been charged with a crime you can be released on bail from the police station, which means you will be able to go home but..link
Consumer Law enables consumers that purchase commodities or services to enforce their rights through negotiation or through the courts.
This statement includes such areas as
■ Financial Services - credit cards for example or a store card.
■ Shopping related problems.
■ Problems with builders or traders.
■ Contract issues
We have produced a few guides to help you but would recommend that you speak to a solicitor as all situations are different.
You can also call the Citizens Advice
08454 04 05 06
08454 04 05 05 (Welsh language)
If the crime is ongoing call 999, you should not put yours or any..
linkWhat is Bail in the UK - If you have been charged with a crime you can be released on bail from the police station, which means you will be able to go home but..link
If the crime is ongoing call 999, you should not put yours or anyone else’s safety at risk by taking action yourself...link
Fraud Solicitors. Fraud could be described as a deception in order to secure unfair or unlawful gain, usually monetary...link
What is Bail in the UK - If you have been charged with a crime yo..
linkMediation Solicitors.
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We have all been there, that jumper from Uncle Tom with a reindeer on it just will not cut it and its four sizes too small, the electric car you bought online g..link
The small claims process covers disputes of £10,000 or less. There are a few exceptions in personal injury cases, or landlord and tenant disputes, but in genera..link
We have all been there, that jumper from Uncle Tom with a reindee..
linkGuide if you have suffered Professional Negligence. Professional Negligence solicitors deal with action against those in the professional services industries, a..link
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