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There’s still time to secure a spot at our @PeepsHie family Christmas celebration!
We’ll start with a festive lunch, guest speakers and a visit from Father Christmas, before heading to The Deep for a family afternoon.
Register by emailing [email protected].
We’re hugely excited to be joining the @limblessassoc for two ‘lunch and learn’ events next week.
Bringing together amputees and their families, these sessions offer a friendly and inclusive environment for meeting others, sharing experiences and enjoying lunch together.
We had a fantastic evening at the Greater Manchester Pro Bono Awards on Thursday!
While Gareth didn’t take home the Junior Lawyer of the Year award, simply making the shortlist in that category is a superb achievement and one we’re incredibly proud of.
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The very best of luck to Gareth at tonight’s Greater Manchester Pro Bono Awards!
We’re incredibly proud to see him nominated for Junior Lawyer of the Year. It's fantastic recognition of his commitment to pro bono work and to helping people access justice.
Good luck, Gareth!
This Pro Bono Week, we’re delighted that Gareth Hancock has been nominated for Junior Lawyer of the Year at the Greater Manchester Pro Bono Awards – recognising his substantial support and representation for a bereaved family at inquest.
Good luck, Gareth! 👏
We are today named in the prestigious Times Best Law Firms 2027 list - our seventh consecutive year of being included.
It follows surveys of lawyers across England and Wales & Scotland to find the most highly recommended firms.
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We're thrilled to be shortlisted as finalists in the Catastrophic Injury Team of the Year category at the 2026 Personal Injury Awards, alongside other leading firms who also specialise in this vitally important area of law.
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Many former sub-postmasters who were wrongly accused as part of the Post Office scandal originally accepted the fixed-sum £75,000 compensation offer.
A Government scheme launched yesterday, however, allows them to pursue an improved settlement.
This Pro Bono Week, we’re delighted that Gareth Hancock has been nominated for Junior Lawyer of the Year at the Greater Manchester Pro Bono Awards – recognising his substantial support and representation for a bereaved family at inquest.
Good luck, Gareth! 👏
Senior Associate Solicitor Leanne Windass sat down with Keith Phillips to discuss the Horizon Shortfall Scheme Fixed Sum Offer Appeals (FSO), which launches on Monday.
Keep your eyes peeled next week for further updates from Leanne and our Post Office claims specialists.
Our legal team has secured a six-figure compensation settlement for a patient after a hospital error caused her to suffer a stroke.
Learn more 👇 https://t.co/10sNGf0U5W
Tonight at 7 pm on @BBCTwo, Breast Cancer Scandal: Exposing the Harm will air.
The documentary investigates the breast cancer scandal in County Durham and features our client Denise Howarth, who bravely shares her experience.
Watch here👇https://t.co/3YkuNWoLl8
Hudgell Solicitors are supporting former sub-postmasters who were awarded 'fixed sum' £75,000 damages payments from the Horizon Shortfall Scheme to appeal and seek higher awards.
Around 8,600 sub-postmasters accepted the offer and may be entitled to more.
There is no risk to registering, as even if your case proceeds to a full assessment and is assessed at less than £75,000, you will still keep the original settlement paid to you.