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Gamlins Law shortlisted for three awards
A leading North Wales law firm has been shortlisted for three prestigious legal awards. Gamlins Law is shortlisted for Law Firm of the Year in this year’s Modern Law Awards and the Wales Legal Awards, while solicitor advocate Jaimie Whiteley is nominated for the Rising Star Award in the Modern Law Awards. The nominations for … Read more
Gamlins Law selected for inclusion in Chambers & Partners
he leading North Wales law firm has been selected for inclusion in a prestigious global legal guide. Gamlins Law is the only law firm in the region to have made it into the Chambers & Partners directory for 2022. Each year, the Chambers & Partners team carries out detailed research to enable it to identify … Read more
How to evict a commercial tenant
If you are a landlord of a commercial property, you may find yourself in the circumstances where you need to evict a tenant and take back possession of your property. This area of the law can be complicated – your best route forward will depend on your specific circumstances and the terms of any lease … Read more
Can you claim compensation if you are injured skiing or snowboarding?
With the snow season kicking off in the UK, Europe, and beyond, many people will be flocking to ski resorts and snow activity sites once again. However, as with all sports, there comes a risk of injury. If you have been injured as a result of a skiing, snowboarding or other snow sports accident, you … Read more
Gamlins Law unveils new HQ in Rhyl
A leading North Wales law firm has moved to a new HQ in Rhyl. Gamlins Law’s office at Morfa Hall in the town provides the business with over 10,500 sq. ft. of space. The majority of the firm’s 75-strong team will be based at Morfa Hall, which has been renovated and refurbished to provide a … Read more
Natasha’s Law: Who must comply with new food labelling requirements?
Food businesses may be required to comply with new labelling requirements as a result of ‘Natasha’s Law’. Officially named the UK Food Information Amendment, Natasha’s Law came into force on 1st October 2021 and requires certain food businesses to provide clear details about ingredients and allergens. In this article, we look at which businesses will … Read more
Gamlins Law secures high value settlement in fatal case
Sally Richards, a solicitor in Gamlins Law’s Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence team, recently concluded a fatal road traffic accident claim on behalf of a family who sought assistance following the death of their husband/father (the Deceased). The Deceased was a Sergeant in the Army. He was driving at night along a dual carriageway when … Read more
North Wales criminal lawyer selected for global legal network
One of North Wales’ leading criminal lawyers has been selected for a prestigious global legal network. Rhyl-based Dafydd Roberts, a director and head of the criminal law department at Gamlins Law, has been appointed to LexisNexis. LexisNexis is a leading global provider of legal, regulatory and business expertise. Dafydd has been selected for the Welsh … Read more
Father and son criminal lawyers team up at Gamlins Law
One of North Wales’ best-known criminal solicitors has joined his son at a leading regional law firm. Andy Hutchinson has teamed up with son Craig at Gamlins Law. The pair worked together at Humphrys Dawson solicitors before Craig left at the end of 2020. Andy has been a solicitor for 28 years having previously worked … Read more
Gamlins Law recruits experienced Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence Team
A leading North Wales law firm has recruited three highly experienced personal injury and clinical negligence lawyers. Gamlins Law has brought on board Sally Richards. Sally have a background of working with clients across the UK, including on some of the most complex and high-profile cases. Their decision to join Gamlins Law marks a return to … Read more
How cryptocurrency can fuel asset concealment in divorce
Divorce professionals are reporting that cryptocurrencies are fuelling a new trend of asset concealment when couples part. For while offshore trusts and investments are well-known as tools used by the wealthy looking to hide assets, the increasing appeal of cryptocurrencies to even the smallest investor means concealment is likely to become a much more commonplace … Read more
