Part 36 Offer to Settle: Beware the consequences of withdrawing the offer
Part 36 of the Civil Procedure Rules (the rules of procedure used by the courts) is designed to encourage parties to settle by making offers. Part of the encouragement is the prescribed costs consequences if an offer is not accepted...
It is 800 years to the day that the Magna Carta was sealed. King John was surrounded on the battlefield at Runnymede by England’s most powerful barons who demanded royal recognition for certain liberties and legal procedures. Interestingly, although...
Solicitor or Conveyancer required
We are seeking an experienced Conveyancer or Solicitor to join our busy team. This is a full-time position for an experienced Residential Conveyancer with excellent communication and IT skills. Suitable for a self motivated, enthusiastic person capable of managing files from instruction...
The New Fit for Work Service
The government is in the process of rolling out the new Fit for Work Service. Currently employers and employees in South Yorkshire and parts of Wales can use the service and it is being rolled out across the country over...
Business Administration Apprenticeship
Walker Foster solicitors require an apprentice to work in their busy Skipton office. You will attend Craven College one day per week, term-time, and spend the remainder of the time answering the telephone, meeting clients, opening and closing files, sending and...
Free seminar, 12 May 2015 – Getting paid (the easy way)
Walker Foster Solicitors and Corporate & Commercial Credit Solutions Limited are holding a joint seminar on credit control and debt recovery. The seminar will start at 8am on the 12th of May @ Utopia, Broughton Hall Estate. There will be...
There appear to be increasing numbers of challenges to Wills. The most common challenges are based upon allegations of lack of testamentary capacity at the time that the instructions were given for the Will and undue influence. There are other...
‘Minefield’ of The New Child Arrangements Process
Due to recent changes, the process in relation to Court disputes involving children has changed significantly. The Court is now primarily focussed upon mediation to resolve disputes between the parents, with consideration given to alternative mediation services and parenting courses....
Skipton Tennis Centre Expands to the Dales
An exciting new project is taking place at Skipton Tennis for the upcoming season. The club will be bringing its magnificent coaching programme into the Yorkshire Dales for a whole new audience to enjoy. Upper Wharfedale School has been selected...
Young Skipton Canoeist’s Olympic Dream
Amy Howarth, an inspirational young Skipton Athlete has a dream of competing in the 2020 Olympic games. Amy is a talented Canoeist and competes regularly for Bradford and Bingley Canoe Club. Her levels of aspiration and commitment are incredibly impressive...