Curtis Legal Ltd

24/04/2020

Most of us have already had our lives dominated by the incessant news about the global COVID-19 pandemic, but there are a number of deaths that have without reasonable notice inflicted families. After all, no one really thought a virus allegedly derived from bats could do so much damage to the human...

10/11/2019

UK Ministry of Justice Proposed Increase in Probate Fees Scrapped by Government http://bit.ly/32r4zHW

28/09/2019

New High-Tech Mattress Not Necessarily Best For Pressure Sores http://bit.ly/2o5qLJ1

11/09/2019

NHS pays out £200,000 every week in compensation to patients who have suffered from BED SORES in hospital https://dailym.ai/2kbpyyf

06/09/2019

What Is a Deed Of Variation And When Would It Be Used?http://bit.ly/2kxTrsS

01/07/2019

Think Twice Before Making a DIY Will!

Think Twice Before Making a DIY Will! A recent report in the Law Society Gazette has revealed that DIY wills have been blamed for a marked increase in probate disputes. There has been a significant rise from 227 in 2018 to 368 in 2019 in the number of inheritance disputes that have been heard in …

04/05/2019

Have you or a loved one suffered with pressure sores?

04/05/2019

Sepsis claims on the rise due to health care negligence and antibiotic resistance

Compensation claims by those who have suffered from severe sepsis or septic shock in a hospital and have survived are on the rise. A quarter of patients who develop severe sepsis or septic shock die. Their loved ones are entitled to claim compensation from the NHS or other health care providers if i...

04/05/2019

Storing your Will so it can be found

Often, when a will is written, the last thing the person whose will it is wants is relatives or potential beneficiaries to shuffle through draws and cupboards looking for a piece of paper which will tell them whether they are a beneficiary or not. However, you might think you should conceal it away....

04/05/2019

Choosing an executor to administer your will

The person who sorts out your property when you die and carries out the instructions in your Will is called your executor. It is preferable that you appoint an executor in your Will as it makes it easier to finalise your Will after you die. There are no restrictions on who you choose to do …