Case StudiesClient receives £225,000 for delayed rare spinal condition diagnosis and treatment Our client sustained an...

The firm acts for a local football club as part of its specialist sports law practice and was instructed by the club following the posting of a defamatory article and statements on an internet blog and on Facebook by a group of disaffected supporters…….

Mike Wilson recently acted in a high profile claim against a local authority for deceit and breach of public procurement law in relation to a procurement competition for a major entertainment and sporting arena……

We act for a main importer of leading brands of tractors into the UK. The company had supplied vehicles and parts to one of its customers and was owed substantial sums of money by the customer on unpaid invoices…….

Mr N. had gone into a care home. The Local Authority was proposing to place a legal charge for his fees on the house he owned with his wife, who still lived there.

Mrs Y. came into Bridge McFarland LLP in some distress as her husband, who was also her partner in a small business had died. Unknown to her he had run up some enormous credit card debts in his name alone, and she was being harassed by the companies to repay these, although her late husband had virtually no money.