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Tenant eviction covers the process a landlord or housing holder must follow to regain possession of a residential property when a tenant fails to leave or breaches their tenancy. In England this typically begins with a formal notice (such as a section 8 or section 21 notice), then a possession claim in the county or high court, followed by a court order and, if needed, enforcement by bailiffs. A solicitor helps prepare and review notices, drafts and files court documents, negotiates with the tenant, and represents the client at hearings. The procedure is time‑sensitive and highly regulated.

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Claudia YorathGrace CorcoranJoe MilnerJoshua Manwaring

Tagged solicitors Claudia Yorath, Grace Corcoran, Joe Milner and Joshua Manwaring

I use Brightstar Law for all of my HR services. As a small business with approximately 8-15 staff members, they provide all the support I need, from keeping our HR documents up to date and assisting with staff appraisals to implementing their new HR software system. The software makes it easy for both me and my team to book and track holidays, and all of our information is stored securely in one portal that is very user-friendly. I also find it incredibly reassuring that they have employment law expertise in-house. Claudia and Joe work closely together to support Enaflo in any situation that requires HR or employment law advice, giving us confidence that we're always receiving the right guidance. They provide a personal service, are highly responsive, and are always there when needed. I would highly recommend Brightstar Law to any business looking for reliable HR and employment law support.

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