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8th March 2019 by Marium

JMR Solicitors are celebrating #InternationalWomensDay

We're supporting International Women's Day. We’re celebrating the women in our law firm. Having won the prestigious title of “the fastest growing female-led business” award in 2015, we’ve been working diligently to ensure the women in our firm are working
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1st March 2019 by Marium

Will Aid: Recognition for our contribution to charity

JMR Solicitors are delighted to announce that we have been awarded for our contribution to a charity we feel strongly about: Will Aid. JMR solicitors supported Will Aid in October 2018 and we created a special partnership with them. Every November, we
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25th February 2019 by Marium

Conveyancing Solicitors – How can they help when I’m buying my first house?

What are conveyancing solicitors? We all know that when buying or selling a home we need conveyancing solicitors, but what is it that they actually do during the house-buying/selling process? Many may think that a conveyancer just draws up the legal
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21st February 2019 by Marium

Immigration Solicitors in Manchester: What you need to know to apply for a Family Visa to live in the UK

As reputable Immigration Solicitors in Manchester, we’re proud to say we have had 100% success rate on getting our immigration clients a visa for stay in the UK. This is because as immigration laws are changing more rapidly in recent times, we will ensure we
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8th February 2019 by Marium

Consumer Law Solicitor: What rights do consumers have if they purchase an unsatisfactory product?

Consumer law isn’t clear to some people, which is why it's a good idea to speak to a consumer law solicitor. In this blog, we look at what rights a shopper has if they buy an item that is not to their satisfaction. When it comes to buying items that turn out
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24th January 2019 by Marium

Immigration News: Prime Minister scraps £65 fee for EU citizens to stay in UK

The good news in immigration law is that Theresa May has scrapped the £65 fee millions of EU citizens were going to have to pay to protect their right to continue living in the UK after Brexit. EU Citizens living in the UK after Brexit EU citizens living in
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