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Second Black Belt for Alderson Law Partner

Mark Hipkin receives his Second Dan in Tang Soo Do Personal Injury Partner, Mark Hipkin, was delighted to receive his Tang Soo Do Second Dan Grade from 82 year old Korean Grand Master, Kang Uk Lee, at a recent ceremony in Halifax. Mark explains “Tang Soo Do is a...

Alderson Law Staff On The Run

Blyth Links Inaugural Parkrun This Easter weekend saw the inaugural Blyth Links parkrun a 5km 2½ lap circuit of the sea front starting near the Coastline Café and ending at the multi coloured beach huts on the promenade. An impressive field of 342 runners included...

Our Personal Injury Specialist for Biking Accidents

Don’t Let Your Insurance Company Choose Your Solicitor You do not have to let your insurance company appoint your solicitor following an accident. It is your choice to make. Choose wisely and appoint a specialist lawyer. Mark Hipkin is one of our Partners here at...

No Fault Divorce

Parliament Allows No Fault Divorce Julie Nicholson, comments on parliament’s decision to allow No Fault divorce ‘I am pleased that the government have listened to the legal profession and are making this change. No longer having to allocate blame will help all members...

Landlords & Leaseholders

House Of Commons Calls For Changes To The Leasehold System Julie Farrell Knowles explains ‘A recent House of Commons Committee Report calls on the government to make sweeping changes to the leasehold system so as to remedy the imbalance between landlords and...

New Private Client Solicitor

We are delighted to welcome Fiona Grogan to the Private Client team at our Blyth office. Originally from Northern Ireland, Fiona studied Law at Durham University and The College of Law, York. Fiona qualified as a Solicitor in 1996 at Wilkinson Maughan and worked...

Changes To The Stamp Duty Land Tax Filing And Payment Time Limits

"As from 1st March 2019 HMRC cut in half the time limit in which you have to file your Stamp Duty Land Tax return and pay any tax due from 28 days to 14 days in property transactions. Any late payments will incur interest and penalties." explains Property Solicitor,...