Rodney Road will be closed for resurfacing Friday 12th June to Wednesday 17th June between the hours of 9.30 to 3.30pm (excluding the weekend) but our offices will be open as usual.
We are open and able to offer our usual legal services whilst adhering to social distancing requirements. Please telephone 01242 235202 to speak to one of our specialist legal advisers.
We can assist you, either in person, as we have sufficient room in our offices to adhere to social distancing, or remotely by Face-time, Skype, Zoom, email or telephone call.
Here at Davis Gregory we remain committed to fully supporting our clients through the current situation. We also fully support the government’s efforts to protect our NHS and save lives. The health and wellbeing of our clients, staff and their families are of the utmost importance to us.
You will be aware of the developing situation in relation to Covid 19. To ensure the safety of our clients, employees and their families we are monitoring the situation, taking appropriate steps and will keep you updated with any changes to our working practices.
Many people are concerned about how they will be able to afford care home fees and whether they will need to sell their home. This very helpful article from Solicitors for the Elderly explains your options.
We are closed from 12pm on 23rd December 2019 until 9am on 2nd January 2020. We would like to wish all our clients and contacts a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Peaceful New Year! Looking forward to seeing you in 2020!
We have unfortunately been experiencing some problems with our phone lines and people have reported being unable to get an answer when calling us. We understand it is now resolved, but if you are experiencing any issues please email enquiries@davisg.co.uk
If you registered with the Office of the Public Guardian a Lasting Power of Attorney or Enduring Power of Attorney in the period 1st April 2013 and 31st March 2017 you may be entitled to a refund.
Although Tim Howarth will continue to practise as a Notary Public at 25 Rodney Road, he has decided to step back from his work as a Solicitor. He will continue to support his colleagues at Davis Gregory as a Consultant.
On Friday 6th November, local deaf charity Gloucestershire Deaf Association (GDA) held their first ever Auction of Promises fundraiser, raising £7,200!
This may sound obvious, but you may be surprised at how many people try to be ‘economical with the truth’, and expect to get away with it. We have seen this recently in 2 areas of law, divorce and injury claims.
At Davis Gregory we act for clients at many different stages of life, including some suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease. We have found this short video about the disease very helpful, and you may also:
On the 19th December we held our own Christmas jumper day where all the staff had to come in wearing a silly Christmas jumper. Take a look at the winner's jumper below!
Andrea Hughes, Manager of Davis Gregory’s Injury Claims department, has recently concluded a £multi-million settlement of a claim by a young man who was aged 15 when he was crossing the road and knocked over by an uninsured car driver.
In November 2013 Davis Gregory held a Charity Wills Month in aid of the Gloucestershire Deaf Association (GDA). For all new Wills made or started in the month, we committed to pay 20% of the fee to the GDA.
Following the recent conviction of Cheltenham solicitor and previous coroner for Gloucestershire Alan C Crickmore, Tim Howarth wrote a letter to the Gloucestershire Echo thanking them for their coverage of the case and highlighting how victims in such situations can get compensation.
On Saturday 12th October Simon Greener attended a service at Bristol Cathedral where Mike the Bishop of Bristol licensed him as a Lay Minister (with 8 others) in the Church of England
Sarah Morris who works in our debt collection department is very excited to announce that her son Daniel Morris has signed a contract with West Bromwich Albion. On 19th April he was introduced to Steve Clarke the WBA Manager and signed his contract.
