Latimer Hinks Solicitors

Mark Gardner, insolvency expert at Latimer Hinks Solicitors, believes that desperation can lead to people finding themselves drawn into problems with unscrupulous debt management companies.

Employers who quiz job candidates on their health, or pay staff less based upon their sex, could fall foul of legislations which comes into force next week, warn Latimer Hinks solicitors.

A policy, implemented by the previous Government, aimed at combating the increasing amount of vacant retail space has failed to make an impact on recession-hit town and city centres. according to Mark Clayton.

Latimer Hinks Solicitors Partner Mark Gardner has drawn up a ten-point action plan to help people survive the recession as massive job cuts and business closures loom.

Divorcing couples will no longer be able to use illegally obtained evidence of their former spouse’s assets, following a controversial Court of Appeal decision. ,

Latimer Hinks Solicitors chose the Great Yorkshire Show, one of the biggest events in the region’s agricultural and countryside calendar, to present a cheque for £1000 to representatives of the Farm Crisis Network (FCN).

Rosanne Green, Solicitor at Latimer Hinks, Darlington, has been appointed, by a vote of the members, to the Council of the Agricultural Law Association (ALA).

Latimer Hinks Solicitors Partner, Nicola Neilson, has been elected President of the Tees Valley Law Society.

Latimer Hinks Solicitors has raised a record £11,500 at its 2010 charity ball. The funds raised will help to support a range of good causes including ‘Help For Heroes’ and St Teresa’s Hospice.

Latimer Hinks Solicitors is sending out a timely warning about the legal responsibilities of company directors in the wake of the catastrophic explosion at an offshore drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico