GHP Legal, regular sponsors of Adrenaline Sporting Events and long-time supporters of Nightingale House Hospice, has announced four members of its Oswestry team signed up for the Brynkinalt and Welshpool 10k runs on 15^th/16^th and 23^rd March, while more than thirty staff will run in the Alyn Waters event for Nightingale House on 5^th April.

GHP Legal, one of the leading law firms in North Wales and Shropshire, has announced the qualification of another solicitor from its training programme.

Thomas Casling qualified as a solicitor on 17^th February following the successful completion of a two-year training contract with the firm.

Training has taken on a whole new meaning for one of the region’s leading law firms after several members of staff announced they were in training for a variety of upcoming sporting events.

A young woman who was brought up in Oswestry and educated at Moreton Hall School, where she received the Principal’s Award, has qualified as an accomplished commercial lawyer with GHP legal, one of the region’s largest and longest standing independent law firms.

Litigation Executive, Rob Jones, has been a key member of the Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence team at GHP Legal since the firm, formerly known as Gwilym Hughes & Partners,  merged with Brown & Lloyd in 2000.

Buying a property can be a daunting process, so handing over responsibility to a solicitor you can trust to handle the conveyancing will be a welcome relief. The conveyancing process itself takes many weeks and during that time you may feel helpless and frustrated. Knowing beforehand what to expect will help.

The Partners of leading North Wales law firm GHP Legal are saddened to announce the death of one of the firm’s most experienced Criminal lawyers.

Henry Hills MA, a Solicitor and Crown Court Advocate specialising in Criminal Law, passed away on Monday 5^th August 2024 following a short illness.

Planning rules have become more relaxed in recent years for outdoor structures such as sheds and summerhouses. However, before putting up any structure it is essential that homeowners ascertain what is permitted and how such a structure might impact on their neighbours. If they don’t, they risk getting into a costly dispute that could affect the value and future sale of their property.

The ‘new legislation holiday’ has ended and this year changes to employment law are abundant, which means employers need to be on their toes.

A leading North Wales and Shropshire law firm has boosted its private client team with a new appointment, following a post covid pandemic surge in Wills and Probate work.