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Alleged fraud in excess of $1.6 million
The requested person’s extradition is sought pursuant to an extradition request issued by the Canadian authorities for an alleged fraud in excess of $1.6 million
London Marathon 2019: Our fundraising for Access to Justice
On Sunday 28 April 2019, Mr Sajjad Shan, Managing Partner at Oracle Solicitors took part in the London Marathon 2019 to fundraise for Access To Justice.
Undisputed claims for airline compensation not litigation
The handling by solicitors on behalf of passengers of flight delay compensation claims that were not disputed by the airline did not amount
Nitrous Oxide – Under Pressure
Our solicitor Helen Douglass received a case from Megan Fletcher, started 2019 with a unanimous not guilty verdict for her client, charged with one count of
We have moved
We are proud to announce that we have just moved to a new office location on 4th February, 2019 to accommodate our growth. Our
What are the rules of flying and owning drones in the UK?
Drones have gone from niche geek gadget to High Street mainstay over the last couple of years, but as they’ve grown more popular,
Marriage breakdown: The Law in Northern Ireland
For parents involved in arranging child maintenance often lead to arguments resulting in children being caught in the middle as their parents argue
Article 13: What are the EU Copyright law amendments?
In September 2017 the European Parliament voted on – and approved – an amended version of the EU copyright law that was rejected
How Lawyers can help young people in the Asylum System
The UK offers asylum based on the criteria stated in the 1951 Geneva Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees. Claiming asylum can be a