Leo Abse & Cohen
Solicitors

Two join Leo Abse & Cohen’s Cardiff office

The Cardiff office of law firm Leo Abse & Cohen has expanded its family law team with two appointments.   Matthew Johnson, 36, from Newport, joins as a solicitor and brings with him over ten years' experience specialising in all aspects of family, matrimonial and children law

Date : 28th May 2009

Getting sacked has a silver lining

The cloud of redundancy had a silver lining for Anglesey woman Janine Jones. Losing her job seemed like a massive blow but now, thanks to a new scheme run by the trade union Unite, she has set up her own business microchipping pets and dog grooming. And more sacked workers can also find new careers

Date : 25th March 2009

Donating to charity instead of sending Christmas cards

Happy Christmas from all at Leo Abse & Cohen.   This year in place of Christmas cards we have made a donation to the Huggard Centre who support the single homeless in South Wales.   In recent years we have helped a range of charities by giving donations instead of sending cards from the firm

Date : 5th December 2008

Majority of shopworkers face verbal abuse

USDAW, the Union of Shop, Distributive and Allied Workers has launched a campaign in south Wales to tackle the rising tide of violence, threats and abuse against shop workers across the region.      The campaign - called Freedom from Fear - is being rolled out in Wales to summon action from the Assembly Government to improve employers' support for a safe working environment in their stores, backed by leading south Wales law firm, Leo Abse & Cohen

Date : 2nd December 2008