Archive of: 2015

Match successfully defends student accused of theft of University property

We acted for an undergraduate architecture student threatened with expulsion from his University, following an accusation made against him of theft of a printer from University property.

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Top tier law firm in The Legal 500 rankings for another year

Match are thrilled to announce that the The Legal 500, which provides the most comprehensive worldwide coverage on recommended law firms, has included Match Solicitors as a top tier firm for another year, following the release of its official rankings earlier today.

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Appeal to the Social Security and Child Support Appeals Tribunal

We recently acted for a parent, who was appealing to the Social Security and Child Support Appeals Tribunal, on behalf of her severely disabled daughter.

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Fitness to Practise for Students – the new hot topic

Students hoping to embark on a career in medicine, law, nursing, social care, dentistry and veterinary surgery face long, intensive and often stressful professional training programmes and throughout their training right up to professional registration, the university has a duty to protect the public by ensuring each student is fit to practise in the area that they have studied.

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My child has a learning difficulty. What can I do?

As a parent you obviously want the best for your child and if you feel that you’re not being heard or getting satisfaction from the school or local authority regarding your child’s situation, we can give you advice on the best course of action to take.

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Student fees rise and so do their expectations

With the rise in student fees there has also been a definite rise in expectation levels and this has been borne out in the recent figures about the significant leap in student complaints recently released by the Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education.

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Results Day 2015

It is important to remember that if you do not get the grades you want, it’s certainly not the end of the world: there are options you can consider to try and get back on to the track you were hoping to be on, or you may consider an alternative track.

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Did you suffer from a serious issue during your exams or when you submitted your assignments?

Getting the right results in your exams and assignments can make or break your degree and the future direction of your career.

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What to do if you are asked to leave your course

If you have been asked to leave your university or college course because of a failed examination or coursework and assessments not being completed, but you have strong mitigating circumstances as to why this has happened, then all may not be lost.

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Didn’t get the degree classification you wanted?

Not getting the degree classification you wanted is not only disappointing; it can potentially affect your career. Certain jobs and graduation schemes need you to achieve a 2:1 degree and if you don’t get this, you may find that you need to re-think your career plans.

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“ I am totally delighted by the services provided to me. The crucial time when I was emotionally and physically drowned by an academic accusation, Match Solicitor gave an enlightenment to my case and my academic career,I won my case and I am now doing degree in Adult Nursing. Very friendly, co-operative and efficient staff ”

Mohina Basnet Rai, Ashford

“ Exemplary, professional, supportive, and empathetic. Polite and responsive. A pleasure to work with. ”

Mr Reekie, Croydon

“ Match Solicitors were highly recommended to us not only for their undisputed comprehensive knowledge of the SEN legal minefield, but for their understanding of autism and other disorders and consequent compassionate work ethic. Their diligence and consummate professionalism ensured that the Local Authority were forced to take our son’s case seriously. It is almost impossible to articulate how grateful we are to Rishi and Anita for their hard work and dedication. ”

Mr & Mrs Williams, Hertfordshire