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Care homes face prosecution
It has been reported that care homes will face prosecution if they fail to report concerns their staff are mistreating patients. In legislation to be announced in the Queen’s Speech,... (continue reading)
Increased protection for consumers promised
Thomas Dunton notes that this week’s Queen’s Speech will include a package which will give digital consumers better protection. A range of new laws will improve people’s rights when buying digital content... (continue reading)
Free legal talks at Orpington Library
Our Starting again in later years talk at Orpington Library on 23rd April was very well supported and we were delighted that we were able to give advice to a... (continue reading)
Man sues cold callers
It has been reported that a man who received 100 cold calls in two months is one of the first people to successfully claim compensation from a PPI firm. Steven Higgins, was... (continue reading)
Police Federation: Officers have a right to sue
Robert Sardo, who leads the Personal Injury team at Thomas Dunton, reports that the head of the Police Federation, Steve Williams, has said police officers injured in the line of duty have... (continue reading)
Latest dates for free talks by Thomas Dunton at local libraries.
The first two talks covering Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney and advice following the Government’s new proposals on care home fees were held at Biggin Hill and Orpington Libraries. An... (continue reading)
Estate agents must reveal negative aspects
The government is repealing the 1993 Property Misdescriptions Act (PMA), instead it is insisting estate and lettings agents abide by the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations (CPRs) of 2008.... (continue reading)
Parties agree on regulation deal
A deal has been struck between the three main political parties on a new press regulation regime in the wake of the phone-hacking scandal. An independent regulator will be set... (continue reading)
Consider preparing a LPA
Leading lawyers are urging more people to consider arranging a “lasting power of attorney” (LPA) so that each individual can choose who looks after them and their financial affairs if... (continue reading)
Will writing regulation proposed
Will writing regulation proposed After a two-year investigation, the Legal Services Board has written to the Lord Chancellor urging him to make will writing subject to regulation to reduce what... (continue reading)

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In March this year, Vernon Hadida, a senior partner at Thomas Dunton, and Iain Dale, host of LBC’s Legal Hour, held another very successful live broadcast in which members of the public phoned in with their legal questions. Many of the listeners said “what a great show” and thanked Vernon and Iain for all their help and advice. This popular show goes from strength to strength and we are delighted to be associated with it.

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