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Japanese Knotweed and Property Sales

Japanese Knotweed and Property Sales: Legal Risks for Sellers

Since 30 March 2026, solicitors accredited under the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme have had to use the sixth edition of the TA6 Property Information Form on every new residential sale. Earlier versions have been withdrawn. The new form is shorter and plainer than the ill-fated fifth edition, and it gives sellers more scope to … Read more

Pension Scams

Pension Scams: Warning Signs and What to Do

A pension is often the second-largest asset a person owns after their home, and it is frequently the least closely watched. That combination makes it a target. The Pensions Regulator reports that losses from pension fraud totalled £17.5 million in 2024, with an average loss of around £34,000 per person. The true figure is almost … Read more

what happens after an RTA Gamlins

After a serious road collision: what happens in the months that follow?

The latest Welsh Government figures show that the number of people killed or seriously injured in road traffic accidents has risen 9% year-on-year In 2025, police recorded 3,004 road collisions involving personal injury in Wales, resulting in 4,078 casualties. Of those, 91 people were killed and 1,116 were seriously injured. A serious road collision changes … Read more

Congratulations to our new solicitors

Congratulations to our Newly Qualified Solicitors

Gamlins Law is delighted to congratulate Chelsea Rushton and Ellie Atherton, who have both qualified as solicitors. Chelsea joins our Residential Conveyancing Team, while Ellie joins our Civil Litigation Team, where they will continue developing their careers as qualified solicitors. Both have taken different routes to qualification. Chelsea joined Gamlins in 2023 as a paralegal … Read more

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