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31/01/2012: LPC Law to Speak at CML Conference Alexander Swain, Advocacy Manager & Solicitor is speaking on the new FSA guidance on forbearance and its impact at court at the CML Mortgage Arrears & Possession Conference on 9th February 2012 in Manchester.

26/01/2012: Ian Burnett - LPC Law's Administration Team Supervisor Ian Burnett is the Supervisor of LPC Law's Administration Team. Having previously held the position of Junior Barrister Clerk at London based Keating Chambers and Littleton Chambers, Ian joined LPC Law following the practice's relocation.... more

07/12/2011: Court Changes Melton Mowbray County Court has now closed and will no longer have any hearings. Conwy and Colwyn County Court now also sits at Rhyl County Court.

23/11/2011: Court Alert! Grantham County Court is now just a hearing venue and no longer conducts its own administration. Boston County Court now covers the administarive work formerly taken by Grantham County Court.

14/02/2012: The New FSA Guidance on Forbearance and Its Impact at Court On 9th February 2012, LPC Law had the pleasure of being invited to speak at the Council of Mortgage Lenders' (CML) annual conference at the Midland Hotel, Manchester. At the conference, Alexander Swain, Advocacy Manager.... more

26/01/2012: A Question of Costs Case comment: Tim Martin Interiors Ltd v Akin Gump LLP [2011] EWCA Civ 1574. It is standard for mortgage deeds to contain a clause requiring the mortgagor to pay all reasonable legal fees incurred by.... more

05/01/2012: What effect do the Supreme Court decisions in Pinnock and Powell have on Mortgage Possession claims? On the 3rd November 2010 the Supreme Court handed down judgment in the case of Manchester City Council v Pinnock [2011] 1 All ER 285. Just over three months later, on the 23rd February 2011,.... more

17/12/2011: Infant Settlement Hearings: Effective recovery of an advocate's costs of attendance under a solicitor's CFA. Liability has been admitted, quantum has been agreed and all that remains is to agree the costs. This situation is well known to all personal injury practitioners. It is equally well known that costs can.... more