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Freeman Harris Solicitors are a modern team of lawyers in London with offices based just to the east of the City in Shadwell, Whitechapel. Our solicitors offer a wide range of legal services, including family law, immigration, wills & probate, legal disputes, personal injury claims & more. Our London based solicitors’ specialty is making the law more easily accessible to all.
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A recent court case, Akhtar vs Khan, received sensational attention in the British press. The reason? It dealt with the status of a Nikah, –...