We are delighted to have achieved another year of great rankings in the Legal 500. This year we’ve ranked in eight practice areas across our Business and Personal services (including Corporate and Commercial, Commercial Litigation, Employment, Commercial Property, Family, Contentious Probate, Personal Tax, Trusts and Probate and Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury: Claimant) and 20 solicitors have been recommended for their work.

This October Ramsdens Solicitors will be fundraising for Physcap, a charity which is regularly supported by their Abuse and Personal Injury department, by running, waking and cycling 841 miles.

The concept of ‘honour’ killing may be unfamiliar to some. However, the upcoming ITV factual drama “Honour”, tells the story of 20 year old Banaz Mahmod, who was murdered in 2006 on the orders of her father and uncle.

At the end of this month, ITV’s new two part factual drama ‘Honour’ is set to air. The programme shows the real-life investigation into the ‘honour’ killing of a young woman in London, Banaz Mahmod by her family in 2006.

​England’s children’s commissioner, Anne Longfield, has warned that vulnerable children requiring urgent support will ‘slip out of view’ due to the impact of COVID-19, and has subsequently called for more investment into youth work.

Experts from Ramsdens Solicitors are to present an expert webinar for Private Client Practitioners on Thursday 12 November 2020.

​England’s children’s commissioner, Anne Longfield, has warned that vulnerable children requiring urgent support will ‘slip out of view’ due to the impact of COVID-19, and has subsequently called for more investment into youth work.

​Following this summer’s release of the ‘Athlete A’ documentary on Netflix, which dealt with the concealement of sexual abuse within USA gymnastics, British Gymnastics is also now facing damning accusations of a culture of abuse, as children as young as seven are said to have been abused by their coaches.