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Teenager paralysed after falling off a horse awarded £3 million in compensation

Last month, 18-year-old Ashleigh Harris was awarded £3 million in compensation from her ex-boyfriend’s family after she fell from an untrained horse and broke her back. Rachel Miller, the owner of the horse, has insurance to off-set part of the claim under the terms of their “personal liability” cover but the rest will have to

RBS to pay investors £800 million

Embattled Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has agreed to pay £800 million in an out-of-court settlement over allegations it misled shareholders during a £12 billion fundraising at the height of the financial crisis. The state-controlled British bank said on Monday it had settled with three parties of institutional investors, who were among five separate claimant groups suing

Parnalls expands its litigation team

Parnalls Directors are pleased to announce new developments in the firm’s Litigation Team. The Department is headed by Director Katherine Flashman Kitson, formerly Parnall, who celebrates 20 years at Parnalls this year. The Parnalls Team has been joined by Senior Solicitor, Stuart Hutchison.  Stuart attended Cardiff University and Law School at Chester. He has over

Hard work pays off for our Trainee Legal Executive.

We are delighted to announce Claire Wicks has passed her final Level 6 Exam through the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives.  Claire originally from Launceston attended Launceston College and afterwards Cornwall College completing the CILEx Level 3 Diploma in Law and Practice.  Claire began working full time at Parnalls in 2010 and steadily progressed through

Katherine Scott Flashman Kitson celebrates 20 years

THE director at Parnalls Solicitors in Launceston, Katherine Scott Flashman Kitson, formerly Parnall, is celebrating 20 years at Parnalls this year, having started at the firm in January 1996. Katherine grew up in East Cornwall. She attended Oxford University, where she gained a first class degree in Law. After attending Law School she returned to

How will the new Residence Nil Rate Band (RNRB) affect you?

It’s never too late to start thinking ahead. We should all start to come to terms with the legislation which comes into force from the 6th April 2017 in relation to the new Residence Nil Rate Band (RNRB) which was introduced by the conservative government to enhance the standard Nil Rate Band (NRB) of £325,000

Exciting new business hub unveiled in North Cornwall

NUMBER ONE, a landmark building in Launceston has unveiled its dynamic plans to create an exciting new commercial business hub providing much needed innovative office space for North Cornwall which  include a café, meeting rooms, break-out areas for drop-in meetings and a state of the art gymnasium. Number One, which previously served as council offices

Be careful what you post on Facebook

Katherine Flashman-Kitson, Director in charge of litigation department, has recently been involved in a case which highlights the way in which social media entries and in particular Facebook can be used against parties in legal cases. A client had been involved in a road traffic accident and was putting a claim of compensation for loss

Parnalls rolls out the support at Wadebridge Wheels

We were delighted to sponsor the Wadebridge Wheels best Pre-1960 motor vehicle at The Rotary Club of Wadebridge annual charity event held on Sunday 17th July at the Royal Cornwall Showground. The winner was a Morris 8 owned by Dennis Williams  and he was presented with his prize by Martin Broadfoot (President for the new Rotary

New trainee solicitor appointed

We are delighted to announce the appointment of trainee solicitor Ben Mitchell.  Ben attended Launceston College before studying Law at University of Portsmouth where he achieved a 2:1.  He went onto complete a Diploma in Legal Practice at the University of the West of England where he achieved a distinction. Ben said “I am delighted