DAS Law blog

Bristol-based DAS Law has launched a new corporate website to enhance its online presence.

The recent news that a family were hit with a £100,000 bill after their toddler damaged a work of art will send shivers down the spine of families across the country who are planning their days out over the summer.

What happens if things go wrong and someone is injured at a party? Are parents and guardians legally responsible for making sure the venue is safe?

What action can you take if someone parks outside your home and goes on holiday?

Overdue debts can cause serious cash-flow issues for your business.

Our guide through the process of making a claim in the small claims court, from the issuing of the N1 claim form to the appeal and enforcement.

Recently the Advertising Standards Authority took action against four of the main secondary ticketing websites after finding that they were not transparent with consumers about additional fees and charges.

It can sometimes be difficult to tell whether you are classed as self-employed or employed in the UK as it is possible to be self-employed and work for a single employer.

You may not have received an invitation to the royal wedding, but that doesn’t mean you and your neighbours can’t have your own party and join in the celebrations for Harry and Meghan’s big day.

There are a number of important differences between parking tickets from the local council and those enforced by private companies. DAS Law has the lowdown on parking tickets and tells you how to pursue a dispute and avoid paying penalty charges.

Sole traders can take on more risk than other business structures, but with the promise of greater reward.

What if your dog isn’t as well behaved as the show dogs? Can man’s best friend get you in trouble with the law? Sarah Garner, solicitor from DAS Law, tells you what you need to know.