Challenging Unjust Probation Conditions: A Criminal Rights Case Study London
London case study: Aldwych Legal challenges unjust probation restrictions, safeguarding family life and rights.
Faulty BMW Refunded After Consumer Rights Act Challenge in Manchester
Manchester client secured a full refund for a faulty second-hand BMW, enforcing the Consumer Rights Act 2015 with Aldwych Legal.
A Second-Hand Car Sale Dispute Defended by Aldwych Legal Experts
Aldwych Legal defended a private seller in a dispute over a used car, overturning a CCJ and safeguarding rights under the Consumer Rights Act.
Aldwych Legal Wins Compensation in Unlawful Eviction and Negligence Case
Aldwych Legal represented two Middlesbrough fish-and-chip operators in a dispute over unlawful eviction and equipment negligence, securing compensation and lease remedies.
Aldwych Legal Case Study: Challenging School Exclusion for SEND Rights
Aldwych Legal challenges a permanent school exclusion for a SEND student, highlighting equality, proportionality, and human rights under UK education law.
Banking Fraud Case Study: London Client Reclaims Funds After Dispute
London client falls victim to social engineering fraud; Aldwych Legal pursues a banking dispute to recover funds and strengthen safeguards.
Aldwych Legal Secures Vehicle Seizure Resolution for Client in Manchester
Aldwych Legal challenges an unlawful vehicle seizure, securing resolution and safeguarding rights under public law.
Aldwych Legal Challenges unlawful child separation in Family Law Proceedings
Mr James Carter challenges an unlawful newborn separation, with Aldwych Legal highlighting ECHR rights and UK law to demand proper procedural safeguards.
Dispute Over Reasonable Adjustments for ADHD Student in Higher Education
A London-based master’s student challenges a university over ADHD accommodations under the Equality Act 2010, with Aldwych Legal guiding dispute resolution.
Aldwych Legal Defends Partners in DMF Dispute over Illicit Removal
Three partners in a DMF Group Ltd dispute win a settlement on breach of contract, misrepresentation, and unfair prejudice.