Articles by ‘Milan Kapadia’

A woman represented by Royds Solicitors has won a lengthy legal battle against her brother to keep her £800,000 flat. Interior designer Sunita Day had been disinherited by her mother, the restaurateur Pamela Russell,…

Royds has welcomed two new members to its Dispute Resolution team. Jacinta Conway, who specialises in property litigation, has become the firm’s latest partner, while Tessa Saunders has been appointed as a solicitor. Jacinta,…

City solicitors Royds have been awarded Lexcel, the Law Society’s legal practice quality mark for excellence in legal practice management and client care.

New regulations which came into force last month will shake-up the methods for resolving contractual disputes between businesses and consumers.

City solicitors Royds has received a certificate recognising its excellence in legal practice management and client care.

Royds Solicitors yesterday played in a friendly football match against costs lawyers Kain Knight. The game finished 3-3 at the final whistle – a late equalizer from KK denying the Royds side victory.

The trial of AIG Europe Ltd –v- OC320301 LLP & Ors, which concerns the Solicitors Minimum Terms of Cover, will be the most significant development in the area of claims aggregation under PII policies…

Royds LLP solicitors David Bowman (Dispute Resolution) and Gemma Ospedale (Employment) attended and spoke at the 2015 British Spanish Lawyers’ Association Annual Conference.

Royds has represented the nation’s leading commercial estate agents in a dispute over fees following the introduction of a ready willing and able purchaser to a commercial property.

Royds LLP solicitors David Bowman (Dispute Resolution) and Gemma Ospedale (Employment) attended and spoke at the 2015 British Spanish Lawyers’ Association Annual Conference which took place at Palma de Mallorca, Spain at the invitation of the organising committee. The well received talks took place on the morning of Saturday 16th May 2015 and were respectively on A Comparative Study of the Personal Insolvency regimes in England and Spain; and An Employment Law update on legislation and recent case law decisions. The conference, which this year was kindly hosted by Ilustre Colegio de Abogados de Baleares, is the pre-eminent forum for legal professionals from the United Kingdom and Spain to debate comparative law between the jurisdictions and emerging trends in the provision of legal services to businesses and individuals.

Controversial changes have been introduced which will see the civil court fees rise by up to 600 per cent.

A recent case has highlighted the dangers of disobeying court orders in civil disputes.