What Happened: Divorce solicitor, Clare Kerrigan, was instructed to act on behalf of a woman who had been separated from her husband for more than ten years. After the parties...
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The future of Section 21 possession orders is at risk with the introduction of the new Renters Reform Bill published on 16 June 2022. Currently, there are around 4.4 million...
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The Merseyside Independent Business Awards is returning this year, with nominations now open across a range of categories. Having been suspended for the past two years due to Covid-19 restrictions, the...
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After a two-year break, the Morecrofts Domestic Abuse Conference returned in June, welcoming a delegation of almost 100 people from multiple agencies. The multi-agency event aims to inform and inspire...
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A domestic abuse survivor who was starved and raped while pregnant by her ex-husband is to speak at our Domestic Abuse Confernce conference in Liverpool. Natasha Saunders endured sexual, mental...
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An Employment Tribunal has found that derogatory comments regarding a person’s baldness can constitute harassment on the grounds of sex, contrary to the Equality Act 2010. The Claimant, Mr Finn,...
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More than 100 guests came together to enjoy the annual Ladies Evening hosted by Morecrofts Solicitors. The event at Hope Street Hotel featured a range of local, independent exhibitors, including...
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What is a settlement agreement? A settlement agreement is a legal document that an employer may give to an employee. Its purpose is to ensure the employee gives up the...
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Morecrofts’ managing partner Alison Lobb shares her thoughts around mental health awareness and the impact of recent events. This Mental Health Awareness Week, I’ve been thinking about how much our...
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The most common presumption I come across is that, if your litigation case goes to a hearing and you are successful, then your opponent must reimburse you in full for...
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