Best of luck to the Hilary Meredith team taking part in this year’s Stoke Mandeville Experience, SIA’s brand new challenge event in partnership with WheelPower which is taking place on 30 October. Our team of six will be taking part in four Paralympic sporting events, including Wheelchair Basketball and Hand-cycling. The Stoke Mandeville Experience celebrates…
Hilary Meredith Solicitors Ltd, which celebrates its tenth anniversary in October, has appointed military specialist Grant Evatt as a partner. Grant will be based in the firm’s London office and joins Hilary Meredith Solicitors Ltd from Blake Lapthorn. He advises on a wide range of personal injury claims, with a particular expertise and interest…
On 1 August 2013, BBC Radio 4 broadcast a documentary called ‘Death in the Brecon Beacons’, with Adam Fleming investigating whether deaths during military training can be avoided. In July, three members of the Territorial Army died after attempting a special forces selection course in the Brecon Beacons on one of the hottest days of…
Hilary Meredith sponsored golfer Billy McAllister has won The British Blind Masters 2013. In winning the 72 hole stroke play event, Billy also confirmed his place as the winner of the 20123 / 2013 Order of Merit. The 2012/2013 Order of Merit ran from the Colin Cowdrey Shield Stableford competition in September 2012 until the…
Hilary Meredith Solicitors has been crowned the winner of the ‘Best Business Scarecrow’ category at the 2013 Wilmslow Scarecrow Festival. Associate Solicitor Sarah Lincoln showed off her creative side with the 7ft gingerbread man known as ‘Ben’. Assisted by a team of fellow creative minds, the scarecrow took Sarah three days to make, and beat…
As a result of this week’s Supreme Court ruling anyone is who is now injured in the line of duty as a result of training or equipment failure can now make a claim against the Ministry of Defence. This decision has wide-ranging implications for members of the armed forces. Hilary Meredith Solicitors specialises in acting…
Britain’s Jamie Burdekin was responsible for knocking out the first seeded player at the 24th British Open Wheelchair Tennis Championships on Wednesday’s second day of play as the quad singles semi-final line-up was completed. World No. 10 Burdekin, the 2012 runner-up at the British Open, put in a tremendous performance in his quarter-final to beat…