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Anthony Collins Solicitors promotes social housing property lead to partner
Ranjit, who joined the firm from Shoosmiths in February 2013 was formally appointed to the partnership on 1 December. A real estate and commercial property lawyer specialising in social housing […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors hosts inaugural Bike West Midlands network meeting
Cycling offers many benefits to society such as a healthier population, as well as fewer emissions and a cleaner environment. It also however has its own dangers, which have prompted […]
Chambers listed Sarah Lines joins Anthony Collins Solicitors
Sarah brings with her over 20 years’ experience across both local government and social housing practice areas, specialising in local authority asset backed joint ventures and large scale voluntary transfers. She […]
Claims for clinical negligence compensation following negligent breast cancer surgery
The surgeon performed operations at both Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust and Spire Hospital, including a number of ‘cleavage sparing’ mastectomies on women who thought they were undergoing a […]
Proud to be working with Placeshapers!
They work to principles that are very much aligned with ours and we are proud to have been working with Placeshapers since 2011. This week, they have launched two short animations (uploaded to […]
Birmingham law firm named as top 5 advisor to charities
The specialist law firm has climbed the rankings for a fifth year running, having added 16 new, large charities to their client list, taking their total number to 119. Shivaji […]
Draft Anti-Social Behaviour Bill
The Bill received “pre-legislative scrutiny” by the Home Affairs Committee who published their report on 15 February 2013 making recommendations for changes before the draft Bill goes through Parliament. It […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors contributes to essential guide for solicitors working with older clients
At Anthony Collins Solicitors, we understand there are significant factors that may impact on the way in which legal services should be provided for the older client. We never make […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors hosts review to improve Charity law
It is a requirement that the 2006 Charities Act has to be reviewed after five years with the aim of looking at both effectiveness and at any further changes that […]
Advisers must learn lessons from the Winterbourne View scandal
For decades the policy has been to close long-stay hospitals in preference for localised care services. Yet as Paul Burstow, then minister of state for care services noted in the […]
Forced Marriage becomes a Criminal Offence
A forced marriage is when one or both parties do not consent to getting married but are forced into it against their will. This includes someone who lacks the mental […]