Welcome to the Axis Solicitors Blog Archive.
Before pursuing any civil claim, understanding whether you have a strong civil litigation case is critical. In this in-depth guide, Axis Solicitors explains the legal and practical elements that make a case viable in the UK courts—from liability to evidence, damages, and pre-action conduct.
Delve into the essential guide from Axis Solicitors on Dispute Resolution—its definition, main methods, legal frameworks, benefits, and why it’s vital to resolve conflicts efficiently. Ideal for professionals, organisations, and anyone encountering disputes.
The UK 2-year temporary work visa is designed for individuals seeking short-term employment opportunities with an approved UK sponsor. Whether you’re coming for charity work, seasonal labour, or other approved temporary roles, understanding the complete visa application process is critical.
Applying for a UK visa as a Thai citizen in 2025? Get clarity on the visa costs, types, eligibility, and step-by-step requirements for a smooth application process. Whether you’re travelling for tourism, work, study, or family reasons, this guide outlines everything you need to know.
Your first legal consultation with a civil litigation solicitor can shape the direction of your entire case. Learn what to expect, how to prepare, and which questions to ask for the most productive meeting possible.
Wondering how long civil litigation takes in the UK? This guide breaks down the full UK litigation timeline — from pre-action steps to trial and enforcement — explaining what delays to expect, how court processes unfold, and what you can do to navigate disputes efficiently.
Not all legal disputes belong in court—but some do. Learn when civil litigation becomes necessary, what kinds of disputes qualify, and how solicitors guide you through the legal maze.
Navigating the conveyancing process UK can be complex. Whether you’re buying your first home or selling a property, this detailed guide by Axis Solicitors outlines each stage of the legal journey to help you stay informed and in control.
On 1 July 2025, the UK Government enacted substantial amendments to the possible Immigration Rules changes under Statement of Changes HC 997. These reforms reflect
