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Press articles
2018
- Norrie Waite & Slater attend the Rotherham Show 2018
- Norrie Waite & Slater helps fund raising efforts
- Office of the Public Guardian launches Power of Attorney refund scheme
- Court awards estranged daughter £30,000 from her father’s estate
2017
- Stamp Duty cut for first time buyers
- Boundary Disputes
- Meet Sheffield's Experts
- The New Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims
- Employment Tribunal Fees Unlawful
- Meet the experts
- Acid Attacks - Does the law need to change?
- Legal costs for civil litigation and Small Claims Court
- Norrie Waite & Slater joins the National Free Wills Network
- Rotherham Conveyancing Services
- Changes to Motoring Offences laws come into force - choose your solicitor wisely
- Hike of Probate Fees up to £20,000 due in May 2017
- Tougher penalties for drivers caught using their mobile phone
2016
- Three Sheffield Police Officers dismissed for misconduct
- Money raised for St Luke’s during our participation with this year’s Wills Month
- First Sheffield Friendship Lunch
- Alternate verdicts in racially aggravated cases
- 'Legal Highs' no longer legal
- Supreme Court Deals Blow to Employers in Vicarious Liability Ruling
- Personal Injury Solicitors –V- Insurance Companies
- Norrie Waite & Slater to take part in St Luke's Will month following success of previous years
- Valued member of conveyancing team leaves after 18 years
- Important news on Zero Hours Contracts - Exclusivity clauses
2015
- Is a punch in the face on a par with a threat?
- Fundraising for children in Need 2015
- Zero Hours Contracts - Helpful Guidance Released
- Employment Law Update - Smoking in Cars with Children, Sikhs and Safety Helmets, National Minimum Wage Changes
- Travelling to you 'first job of the day' is working time
- The Perils of Linkedin
- Health and Safety Breaches and Gross Misconduct
- Legal ruling opens up more challenges to Inheritance
- European Court Ruling Conflicts with UK Equality Act
- Government propose changes to Trade Union Legislation
- St Lukes will month results 2015
- Inheritance Tax threshold increased in 2015 budget
- Financial scams and the elderly
- Meet the Experts in Sheffield in July 2015
- Diarmuid Deeney addresses NAFD conference
- Norrie Waite & Slater to take part in St Lukes will month in April 2015
- Paying for residential care
- 'Revenge Porn' - What is the law?
- Help to Buy ISA explained
2014
- Solicitors to take part in St Luke's Will month
- Odette Tovey joins Personal Injury department
- Free legal advice session to be held in Dore, Sheffield
- Herbal stimulant Khat to be banned
- Sheffield branch to open on Saturdays
- The perils of using lay executors
- Employment lawyer Diarmuid Deeney joins the firm
- Norrie Waite & Slater provide legal advice in Sheffield’s £65m ‘New Era Square’
- Over £3000 raised for St Luke's charity
- Leviten Thompson to merge with Norrie Waite & Slater
- The potential perils of using a non-regulated will writer
- Doctors incentivised to diagnose Dementia
- Study reveals that majority of Britons haven't made a Will
- Remember a charity in your Will campaign
- Law Firm supports Weston Park Cancer Charity Christmas Concert
- Sheffield University Law Fair 2014
- Norrie Waite & Slater hire new Civil Litigation Specialist
- Changes to Stamp Duty in 2014 Autumn statement
- Changes to how tax on ISAs is dealt with on death
2013
2012
- Q&A on Probate, Inheitance Tax, Executors and Funeral Expenses
- Too young to make a Will?
- Q&A on the types of Court orders available under the Children Act of 1989
- Q&A about online conveyancing quotes and Mortgage lenders recommeded Solicitors
- Q& A about challenging a will, power of attorney and estate planning
- Q&A on changing your name legally
- What is the basic divorce procedure?
- Parental Responsibility
- Conveyancing Quality Scheme mark awarded
2011
- Facing a divorce? Choose your lawyer with care
- The laws on renting property. Know your rights
- Probate and Deceased estates
- Paying the price. How does blame affect a divorce settlement?
- The truth about Motoring Offences
- Child Accident Claims
- The common law myth. What are the rights of unmarried couples?
- Are Social Networks to blame for a rise in adultery?
- Can't take it with you
- The dangers of cutting corners when buying a property
- How to claim compensation for a child's accident
- Divorce settlements
- Handling elderly relatives affairs
- Drugs and Driving - What is the Law?
2010
- Spousal maintenance after divorce. Is £33,000 a week enough to get by on?
- Eviction. Legal advice Q&A
- 6 Reasons why you're never too young to make a Will
- Confirm or Ignore? Are Social Networking websites to blame for a rise in Adultery?
- First time buyers year of opportunity
- Protect your family's wealth
- Sex, booze and gambling. Should blame be a factor in divorce settlements
- Home Information Packs. Legal advice Q&A
- Unmarried couples and the common law myth
- Wills. Solicitor or Home made?
- Family - Child Contact FAQ
- The top 4 Divorce Myths
- Choosing a solicitor for conveyancing
- Life Interest Wills
- Sheffield Injury Lawyers brand unveiled
- The male menopause and adultery. Do you need a doctor or a lawyer?
- Personal Injury Claims FAQ - part 1
- Save now, pay later! Home made Wills and Will writers
- Child residence and child maintenance
- Celebrity divorce settlements. What do they tell us about divorce law for the rest of us?
- How to save on Inheritance Tax
- Driven to distraction
- Personal Injury Claims FAQ - part 2
- Landlord and Tenant obligations
- Hands free or Scot free?
- Advice for first time buyers in the current housing market
- Speeding offences and possible defences
- Injured in an accident? Local help is at hand
- Is an amicable divorce or separation possible? A new breed of Collaborative Lawyers think so
- Hanlding someone's affairs who has Alzheimers or Dementia
- Domestic Abuse FAQ
- Domestic abuse. The law is on your side
- Buying the freehold to your property
- Collaborative Law - Breaking up made easier
- Drink Driving Law FAQ
- What are the grounds for divorce?
- Coverage of the Raymond Morris, Cannock Chase murders appeal
- What are your rights on arrest?
- UK Drug Laws: Be in the know
- Dealing with a deceased person's estate
- Conveyancing and property transaction timescales
- Free Legal Advice Sessions a Big Success
- Divorce Frequently Asked Questions
2009
- Millions at risk with out of date wills
- The Myths about Motoring Offences
- Taxi advertising unveiled - conveyancing
- Police car style cabs hit the streets
- Beware the pitfalls when moving home
- Plan for the future with a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)
- Solicitors launch plain English legal website
- Conveyancing top 5 FAQs
- Time running our for the Stamp Duty holiday
- Alpha women and divorce. What happens when the woman is the main breadwinner?
- Now is the time to make a Lasting Power of Attorney
- Remarried? Consider a Life Interest Will
- The truth about accident claims
- Know your limits. The facts about drink driving law
- Sheffield charity feels the long arm of the law
