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Oct 2025 - Edwards Duthie Shamash News, Housing and Social Welfare Blog

James Harrison, Partner and Head of the Housing Team at Edwards Duthie Shamash, represents Ms Sabhya Bano in her UK Supreme Court appeal concerning homelessness and local authority housing duties. The case examines whether a council’s duty to accommodate a homeless applicant ends automatically when a Private Rented Sector Offer is not accepted, or if a formal discharge of duty decision is required under homelessness law.

Amputation Compensation Claims – How Much Compensation Am I Eligible to Claim?

Amputation Compensation Claims – How Much Compensation Am I Eligible to Claim?

Sep 2025 - Edwards Duthie Shamash News, Personal Injury Blog

Suffering an amputation is life-changing, but if it was caused by negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. Our expert solicitors at Edwards Duthie Shamash can guide you through making an amputation claim, helping you secure financial support for prosthetics, rehabilitation, lost earnings and future care.

Our Guide on How You Can Claim Compensation for a Cycling Injury

Our Guide on How You Can Claim Compensation for a Cycling Injury

Jul 2025 - Edwards Duthie Shamash News, Personal Injury Blog

In this guide on how you can claim compensation for a cycling injury, we explain your legal rights after a bike accident, how the claims process works, and what compensation you may be entitled to. Our expert cycle accident solicitors are here to help you every step of the way – with clear advice, practical support, and No Win, No Fee options.

Help us win the 2025 Ilford & Redbridge Business Awards!

Are you a current or previous client of ours? You can support us by nominating the team for any or all of the following categories:

  • Redbridge Business of the Year
  • Ilford Business of the Year
  • Best in Customer Service
  • Legacy Award 

[Please note that you do not need to input the firm’s address on the form and can submit it without doing this]

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