If you are in the unfortunate position whereby your loved one is losing or has lost the mental capacity to manage their own affairs, and you don’t think that they have a Power of Attorney in place, there are several...
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is an agreement to protect either the financial or health interests of a person while they are still mentally competent. It can be used either whilst the applicant still has capacity, or after they...
Accidents can happen unexpectedly, changing our lives in an instant. Whether it’s a car accident, a workplace incident, or a medical negligence case, a personal injury can leave lasting physical, emotional, and financial implications. In such instances, receiving compensation for...
Many people assume that a personal injury claim ends when the claimant receives their compensation. However, deciding what to do with this pay-out is an important, and often, daunting decision. The money may be intended to support the recipient for...
We are delighted to announce that for the first time, Osborne Morris & Morgan’s Court of Protection and Personal Injury Trust team have been recognised as a firm to watch in the 2023 Legal 500 UK Firms to Watch list....
Like any legal matter, PI trusts can be complex, so we have answered your personal injury trust most frequently asked questions.
Sheena shares her career journey, what she likes most about OM&M's culture and what advice she would give to someone looking to start a career in Court of Protection and Personal Injury Trusts.
** There is an updated article on How to make an application for a Deputyship here ** A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is an agreement to protect the interests of a person who has lost their mental capacity. Ideally,...
What to do if you feel an appointed Deputy is failing to act in the person’s best interests.
A professional Deputy is appointed by the Court to make such decisions on their behalf and, in others, a “Lay Deputy” is appointed.
Personal Injury trusts for children can safeguard their Personal Injury compensation, if your child has been in an accident.
If you have suffered an injury and it was someone else's fault, you may be entitled to compensation. Here's our guide on setting up a Personal Injury Trust during COVID.
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