Dunn & Baker Solicitors are delighted to be supporting our very own Katie Bennett in her Skipping Challenge for Cancer Research
The biggest type of crime in the UK is fraud. In the year ending June 2022, there were 3.8 million cases of fraud, with police recording that fraud had increased by 11% compared to the year before. The most common type of property fraud is title fraud or impersonation.
New NHS GP fast-track cancer testing could speed up thousands of cancer diagnoses. In November 2022, a national roll-out of fast-track cancer testing was introduced giving all GPs in England the authority to directly refer patients with potential cancer symptoms for diagnostic tests without them having to be referred to a specialist first.
A Pre-Marital Agreement is a contract between yourself and your future spouse or civil partner. The purpose of the document is to record your position and intentions prior to entering into the marriage/civil partnership.
Dunn & Baker Solicitors are proud to be supporting Exeter Leukaemia Fund (ELF) once more this year by helping to donate towards the Big ELF Corporate Sweepstake 2022.
A damning report into the maternity failings of two hospitals run by East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust was published on 19th October 2022 after an independent investigation was conducted into the maternity care given by the Trust between 2009 and 2020.
The South West of England is currently being hit hard with ambulance delays, notably delays in the time taken for ambulances to arrive to patients in emergency circumstances and the time it takes ambulances to hand over patients to accident and emergency departments at hospitals, which results in ambulances being unable to respond to other...
Dunn & Baker Solicitors would like to offer a warm welcome to Emily Wright, Emma Tyrer, Zoe Lawden, and Katie Brimble, all of whom have recently joined the team.
We are delighted to announce the arrival of Kim Stoneman who joined Dunn & Baker Solicitors on 5th July 2022.
On 1st September 2022, an inquiry into the treatment of mothers and babies under the care of maternity units at Nottingham University Hospital NHS Trust commenced following a number of injuries and deaths of mothers and babies at both Queen’s Medical Centre and Nottingham City Hospital.