by Millie Greenop
14 November 2025
Double win as Morecrofts triumphs at Legal Awards
Morecrofts Solicitors is celebrating a remarkable double success after being named Outstanding Team in two categories at the Liverpool Legal Awards, hosted by the Liverpool Law Society.
by Amy Knowles
10 November 2025
ACAS Early Conciliation window doubled to 12 weeks – what this means for employers and employees
From 1st December 2025, the maximum period for ACAS Early Conciliation will be extended from 6 weeks to 12 weeks.
by Carly Philp
10 November 2025
Case study: Cyclist hit by car – successful £7,500 settlement
Our client, a cyclist, was struck by a car that failed to stop at the scene of the accident. The cyclist fell heavily onto his right side and was assisted by a passing motorist. Our client was transported to the hospital by ambulance, where X-rays and ultrasounds confirmed injuries to his right side.
by Elizabeth Jeffrey
27 October 2025
Christmas contact arrangements: it’s never too early to seek legal advice
As the festive season approaches, separated parents often start to think about where their children will spend Christmas. For many families, this can be a particularly sensitive and emotional topic.
by Hannah Beardmore
23 October 2025
Government action to protect children from abusive parents
The government has announced plans to remove the presumption of parental involvement from the existing Child Arrangements Act 1989.
by Millie Greenop
17 October 2025
MyCardium AI Named Overall Winner at the 2025 Merseyside Independent Business Awards
The Merseyside Independent Business Awards (MIB Awards) founded by Morecrofts Solicitors, has officially crowned MyCardium AI as the Overall Winner for 2025, recognising its pioneering work in medical imaging and AI-driven cardiac diagnostics.
by Patrick McMahon
10 October 2025
Covert Recordings in Family Proceedings: Family Justice Council Guidance
With audio and visual recording devices more prevalent than ever, parties in family proceedings are increasingly turning to making secret recordings in a hope to capture ‘proof’ in support of their case. However, the use of such recordings in family proceedings raises several legal, ethical and evidentiary questions.
by Ben Towell
8 October 2025
Proposed Government changes for buying and selling residential property
The Government has recently announced some proposed sweeping reforms of the property market and how the process of buying and selling works, having stated main aims are to reduce time, cut costs and reduce the number of failed transactions.
by Lana Stanley
26 September 2025
A call for a review of Criminal Injuries Compensation
An anonymous woman was the victim of a horrific sex crime as she slept onboard a Qatar Airways aircraft in September 2024. The attacker, Momade Jussab, was arrested at Gatwick Airport and was ultimately sentenced to 78 months in prison.