We are thrilled to have been shortlisted for a number of regional awards, with the finals coming up over the next few months. The first is the FSB Celebrating Small Business Award (South West) in which we have been shortlisted for the Wellbeing category, something...
The Domestic Abuse Bill and Divorce Reform legislation, which lawyers at Cartridges Law contributed to, have become casualties of the general election.
Cartridges Law have welcomed the Government’s decision to scrap its plan to increase probate fees.
Penny Scott has expressed her concerns over the loss of the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill and the Domestic Abuse Bill, following the suspension of parliament.
Last week, we had the pleasure of providing a work experience placement for two students from West Exe school, Finley and Asri. Both students thoroughly enjoyed their time here at Cartridges and both have written blogs about their experiences.
At Cartridges Law, as local Exeter solicitors, we are great believers in supporting our community. And it’s not something we pay ‘lip service’ to, we encourage all our staff to support causes close to their hearts. So, whether it’s working on an allotment for Age UK,...
From Rachel’s haircut to Beckham’s briefs – celebrities have influenced many of us. We’d expect them to as this is a by-product of their stardom. We’d also expect them to be paid sometimes to do and say certain things because of their position. Today, we have...
Many Voices Make Change Today more than ever, there’s great need for communities to come together and celebrate the things that unite us rather than divide us – something Cartridges Law has always believed in, which has prompted our ongoing year-on-year commitment to...
In support of the Law Society’s national campaign to ensure everyone has access to legal help when they need it, Cartridges Law is holding a number of free legal drop-in sessions in and around the community of Exeter. Our drop-ins are intended for anyone who has a...
In many areas of law, free or subsidised early legal advice was stopped by the government in 2012. The result? People who don’t have the cash must face their problems alone. It is no surprise that the number of private law cases receive by The Children and Family...
Firework night: the one night with a slight exception to the ‘do not play with fire’ rule. However, fireworks are no joke and this does not mean that Health & Safety can be ‘extinguished’. NHS Digital statistics showed that 545 attendances to A&Es across...
The answer to the question is technically NO. There is no maximum temperature that a workplace is allowed to be. However, this is not a clear cut issue. During working hours the temperature in all indoor workplaces must be reasonable and employers must...