Legal firm, Verisona Law, has further strengthened its association with Portsmouth Football Club by announcing official support for its affiliated charity ‘Pompey in the Community’ in the year ahead.

International payment processor Visa is launching a platform to allow banks to integrate biometric security that will use selfies, fingerprints or voice records to approve purchases in the drive against fraud.

In the first six months of 2017, over £500 million in attempted card fraud was prevented, with actual fraud losses coming in at just under £290 million1. And while the figures were 11% lower than the same period in 2016, following coordinated action by financial institutions and the police, tackling fraud remains a top priority for the sector.

Verisona Law are proud to announce that our very own Grant Usher who joined the Corporate & Commercial team at Verisona Law in April 2017 has been shortlisted for the LawNet 2017 Young Lawyer of the Year.

The Supreme Court have handed down judgement today in the Case of Armes v Nottinghamshire County Council.

Specialist legal services in insolvency, marine and sports offered by Portsmouth firm, Verisona Law, have all maintained top positions in the latest edition of one of the profession’s largest and most prestigious independent guides, The Legal 500.

With a growing number of reports accusing Marine Insurance Companies of refusing to pay out on claims, ignoring correspondence and remaining silent until pressured to act by the threat of legal action, Tim Reynolds explains how specialist solicitors are in a unique position to broker resolutions.

In recent months, insurance has become a major topic for discussion in the marine industry. An increasing number of angry and frustrated boat owners appear to be railing against companies who deny their claims of compensation and accusations and simply pull down their shutters.

Verisona Law is delighted to announce its continued support of The News Business Excellence Awards by sponsoring ‘Overall Business of the Year 2018’ for the fourth consecutive year.

Verisona Law is delighted to confirm its return to the judging panel alongside The News and Hampshire Chamber of Commerce to find Portsmouth’s Best Business 2018.

Despite general concerns being raised in the business community about the economic impact of Brexit, Verisona Law’s Director Tim Reynolds is delighted to report that, after attending this month’s Southampton Boat Show, the Marine Industry is on top form.

Verisona Law was delighted to be part of The London Legal Support Trust's 'Legal Walk' in Chichester this month to raise money for the South and West Sussex Citizens Advice Bureau.

Good practice vital for employers in managing tribunal claims

In July, the Supreme Court ruled that employment tribunal claim fees were unlawful, and now it’s been confirmed that an ex-employee has been granted an extension of time to pursue their out-of-date unfair dismissal claim, on the basis that the original action was dropped due to the fees.