Consumers

Bad hair day: Your legal rights

Grace Hughes from ARAG Law, has all the information you need to know about your rights and what you can do if your dream makeover turns into a nightmare. 19/03/25
Don’t take a gamble when it comes to online betting

With the Cheltenham Festival just around the corner, Simon Roberts solicitor at ARAG Law delves into the world of online betting. 06/03/25
Valentine’s Day – who gets to keep the ring?

Sam Davies from ARAG Law investigates the complex legal position surrounding ring ownership at the end of a relationship. 04/02/25
ARAG UK welcomes new CEO

The Nomination Committee of ARAG UK has appointed David Haynes as CEO of ARAG UK Holdings Limited and ARAG Legal Expenses Insurance Company Limited, in Bristol. 30/01/2025
What can drivers do when councils are a stuck in the mud on repairing potholes?

In 2024, the RAC attended 7,904 breakdowns in the first quarter of 2024 due to bad road surfaces, up 53% on the last three months of 2023. 15/01/25
Six things you need to know about missing the 31 January self-assessment tax return deadline

With the 31st of January deadline fast approaching, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has warned that millions of taxpayers have still not completed their Self-Assessment tax returns online. But what can you do if you miss the deadline? Charlotte Ellis, Paralegal, at ARAG Law, tells you what you need to know. 15/01/25
4 ways to escape your gym contract in the new year

Gyms are prepared for the New Year’s resolution rush and every January millions of people rush to sign up for gym membership contracts. But how fair are these contracts and can you terminate them if your situation changes? 15/01/25
The law and the right to peaceful protests

Protesting in the UK is a deeply rooted tradition especially when it comes to protesting against government policy. Nevertheless, even peaceful protests are often viewed by many as a public nuisance. 29/11/24
Ho Ho Home Invasion: What you need to know about the laws regarding trespassing on private property

Each year Father Christmas works tirelessly, travelling around the world delivering presents to children on his ‘nice’ list. But when he enters your home, is Father Christmas actually trespassing? If he does so without your expressed permission, could he be prosecuted? 26/11/24
Jingle bells and legal spells: Navigating Christmas laws

Whether the party is in or out of the office it should be treated as an extension of the workplace with both employers and employees conducting themselves appropriately. 21/11/24
Want to maximize your savings this Black Friday/Cyber Monday - Know your consumer rights before you click

Attention all shoppers, the countdown to the ultimate sales event of the year has officially begun! With Black Friday and Cyber Monday just around the corner, shoppers all over the world are getting ready to score some amazing deals. With a plethora of online offers and discounts to choose from, its no wonder that millions of shoppers are eagerly waiting to ‘click and buy’. 24/10/24
My neighbours’ bonfire night party is causing a nuisance. What can I do?

As the 5th of November approaches, the excitement of fireworks, sparklers, and bonfires fills the air, bringing joy to both adults and children. While these celebrations can be thrilling, its important to keep in mind that they can also pose serious risks if not handled properly, resulting in harm or property damage. 23/10/24
How far can you legally go to stop someone from playing a trick on you this Halloween?

The season of ‘spookiness’ is officially upon us! As Halloween approaches, many of us are looking forward to the fun-filled celebrations that come with this spooky holiday. However, amidst all the excitement, its important to be aware of the potential legal issues that can arise during Halloween festivities. 08/10/24
Uncertainty over uniforms as new school year looms

It is essential to understand the legal standpoint and explore potential courses of action for parents who find themselves at odds with a schools regulations. 20/08/24
Watching the Olympics at work

With the Paris Olympics starting this week, its an exciting time for sports fans. Some events will be during working hours in the UK. So, for people wanting to see these events while at work, what options do they have? 26/07/24
The King’s Speech: A new deal for working people

His Majesty King Charles III delivered the King’s Speech in Parliament today, 17 July 2024. The King’s Speech outlined the Labour Government’s plan for legislative reform, which seeks to promote “security, fairness, and opportunity for all”. 17/07/24
Holiday from hell - Part 3: Valet parking

While people are busy booking their summer holidays, the flights, hotels and activities take precedence. So, it is unlikely they will be willing to spend more than a few minutes trying to find a reliable and trusted place to park their vehicle while they’re away. 16/07/24
Holiday from hell - Part 2: Lost and damaged luggage

Losing your luggage after a flight can be a stressful and disheartening experience, leaving you without your essentials and unsure of what to do next. Fortunately, there are steps you can take to address the situation and potentially recover your belongings. 16/07/24
Holiday from hell - Part 1: Flight delays and compensation

Flight delays and cancellations can be incredibly frustrating, often disrupting travel plans and causing significant inconvenience. However, passengers may be entitled to compensation depending on the circumstances. When can you receive compensation? 15/07/24
Don’t let your private hedge be a hazard to public footpaths

Spring has sprung once again and gardens are beginning to bloom - with flowers, trees and hedges growing at pace. But if your hedge protrudes onto a public paths or highways, it’s important to ensure it remains well maintained, otherwise you could find yourself footing a large bill from the authorities. 04/07/2024
Everybody needs good neighbours

Sahib Ullah Raj, legal adviser at DAS Law, delves into the common quarrels that can arise between neighbours and outlines the legal avenues available for resolution. 24/06/24
Euro 2024: Fantasy football and navigating online betting

The football tournament starts on 14th June 2024 and you may fancy a bet, but beware, some websites may tempt users with promises of high returns but lack the integrity to fulfil payouts, putting bettors funds in jeopardy. 13/06/2024
Airbnb and holiday lettings: What to do with the staycation boom

There has been a huge rise in the number of complaints from local residents over the problem of Airbnbs being used as ‘noisy party houses’. Residents are demanding tougher rules governing short-term holiday lets to prevent them from being hired out as weekend party venues. 05/06/24
ARAG Group completes acquisition of DAS UK

ARAG Group is pleased to announce it has completed the acquisition of DAS UK, a legal protection insurance business in the United Kingdom. 16/01/2024
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Consumers

Bad hair day: Your legal rights

Don’t take a gamble when it comes to online betting

Valentine’s Day – who gets to keep the ring?

ARAG UK welcomes new CEO

What can drivers do when councils are a stuck in the mud on repairing potholes?

Six things you need to know about missing the 31 January self-assessment tax return deadline

4 ways to escape your gym contract in the new year

The law and the right to peaceful protests

Ho Ho Home Invasion: What you need to know about the laws regarding trespassing on private property

Jingle bells and legal spells: Navigating Christmas laws

Want to maximize your savings this Black Friday/Cyber Monday - Know your consumer rights before you click

My neighbours’ bonfire night party is causing a nuisance. What can I do?

How far can you legally go to stop someone from playing a trick on you this Halloween?

Uncertainty over uniforms as new school year looms

Watching the Olympics at work

The King’s Speech: A new deal for working people

Holiday from hell - Part 3: Valet parking

Holiday from hell - Part 2: Lost and damaged luggage

Holiday from hell - Part 1: Flight delays and compensation

Don’t let your private hedge be a hazard to public footpaths

Everybody needs good neighbours

Euro 2024: Fantasy football and navigating online betting

Airbnb and holiday lettings: What to do with the staycation boom

ARAG Group completes acquisition of DAS UK

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