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What Should You Do If You Suffer a Hand Injury at Work? A Case Study on Severe Finger Amputation and £170,000 Compensation

What Should You Do If You Suffer a Hand Injury at Work? A Case Study on Severe Finger Amputation and £170,000 Compensation

A hand injury at work claim involving severe finger amputation and £170,000 compensation for unsafe construction practices began after a Lithuanian dryliner suffered a serious accident caused by inadequate tools and an unsafe work method. The injury produced long-term disability, significant treatment needs and reduced earning capacity. IMD Solicitors represented the worker and secured a fair settlement despite strong opposition from the defendant.

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What Constitutes a Serious Eye Injury?

What Constitutes a Serious Eye Injury? A Case Study on Employer Liability for a Butcher’s Serious Eye Injury and £110,000 Compensation

An abattoir accident at work involving a serious eye injury raised significant questions of employer liability, and IMD Solicitors LLP secured £110,000 compensation for the injured butcher. This case involved an experienced worker who suffered permanent sight loss after unsafe staffing, poor supervision, and the absence of a proper line-stoppage procedure combined to create a dangerous working environment.

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What Happens If a Child Is Taken Abroad Without Consent Under English Law?

What Happens If a Child Is Taken Abroad Without Consent Under English Law?

Child abduction is defined in England and Wales as the wrongful removal or retention of a child under 16. The law is strict where parental responsibility exists and consent is withheld. Disputes often arise in separation or divorce. The consequences are both criminal and civil. IMD Solicitors LLP advises on prevention and response, both within England and Wales and abroad.

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When Home Isn’t Safe: Urgent Family Law Protection During the Holidays

When Home Isn’t Safe: Urgent Family Law Protection During the Holidays

Incidents of domestic abuse frequently rise during the festive period, driven by factors such as prolonged time spent at home, financial pressures, and increased alcohol consumption. These stressors can intensify existing tensions and rapidly lead to situations requiring immediate legal intervention. This case study explores the heightened risk of domestic abuse during holiday periods, outlines how abusive behaviour is defined under English law, and examines the urgent legal remedies available, including non-molestation orders, occupation orders, and protective measures to safeguard both adults and children.

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Managing Child Contact Over the Christmas Holidays

How Do Christmas Contact Arrangements Operate Following Parental Separation?

Speak to a member of our specialist international team of UK family lawyers today on 0330 107 0107. Christmas is often one of the most emotionally sensitive times of the year for separated parents. With family traditions, travel plans and school holidays to consider, it is no surprise that many parents seek legal guidance from IMD […]

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Key Changes in Divorce Law: Divorce, Dissolution, and Separation Act 2020 Explained

Key Changes in Divorce Law: Divorce, Dissolution, and Separation Act 2020 Explained

The Divorce, Dissolution, and Separation Act 2020 brought about significant changes in the divorce process in England and Wales, with these reforms coming into effect in April 2022. The alterations aimed to simplify the divorce procedure, remove unnecessary conflict, and make the process more accessible for couples, particularly those who wish to separate amicably. This case study will explain the key changes introduced by the Act, including the elimination of fault-based divorce applications, the possibility of joint applications, and the new terminology adopted by the courts.

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No-Fault Divorce in England and Wales: Divorce Procedure, Waiting Periods and Common Misconceptions Explained 

No-Fault Divorce in England and Wales: Divorce Procedure, Waiting Periods and Common Misconceptions Explained 

Since the introduction of no-fault divorce in England and Wales under the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, the process of divorce has undergone significant reform. The removal of the requirement to prove fault through grounds such as unreasonable behaviour, adultery, desertion, or lengthy separation has simplified the legal framework. Applicants are no longer required to assign blame, and couples are able to make a joint application for divorce if they wish. 

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What You Need to Know About Asset Division if You Live in England and Wales

What You Need to Know About Asset Division if You Live in England and Wales

Divorce proceedings can be overwhelming when it comes to the division of assets and financial obligations. For many individuals, especially those from different nationalities, there is a common misunderstanding about the process of financial separation in England and Wales. In this article, we will discuss key aspects of financial settlements in divorce proceedings and the practical considerations that clients must be aware of.

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Child Custody and Child Maintenance in Family Law

Child Custody and Child Maintenance in Family Law

The legal complexities of child custody and child maintenance often place significant emotional and financial burdens on parents navigating family separation. The key objective in handling these matters is to provide clear guidance that aligns with the best interests of the child while ensuring that the rights of both parents are respected.

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