Frenkel Topping warns of lower earnings in second half Legal Frenkel Topping, the specialist professional services firm, has reported a rise in revenue in the first half of the year but warned that earnings are trading behind management’s expectations. In the six months ended 30 June 2024, Frenkel Topping posted £17.9m in revenue, a 12 per cent increase on the previous year’s £16m. Its gross profit also jumped five [...]
Frenkel Topping posts double-digit revenue growth and a new acquisition Frenkel Topping Frenkel Topping reported double-digit growth in revenue and profit over the 2013 financial year, as the firm announces a new acquisition.
The Alzheimer’s ‘wonder drug’ isn’t the miracle we want it to be Michael young This week, a new miracle drug for Alzheimer's has raised the hopes for millions of families, but it might have done so with false promise, writes Michael Young.
Frenkel Topping revels in surging revenues powered by acquisition spree April 25, 2022 Frenkel Topping Group (Frenkel) has rebounded from the pandemic with booming revenues and soaring profits, following a flurry of acquisitions.
Surrey pet dog catches Covid-19 from owners in first confirmed case of dog becoming infected with coronavirus November 10, 2021 Vets believe they have confirmed the first case of a dog becoming infected with coronavirus in the UK after a pet dog has fallen ill after apparently catching Covid-19 from its owners. It is believed the dog, which is recovering at home, contracted coronavirus from its owners, who had previously tested positive for the virus. [...]
NHS Trusts rack up around £2bn worth of clinical negligence claims last year October 18, 2021 NHS Trusts racked up around £2bn worth of clinical negligence claims last year, according to new findings. The findings, revealed by a Channel 4 Dispatch Freedom of Information (FOI) request, pushed former health secretary Jeremy Hunt to urge NHS Trust’s to end ‘targets culture’, as it “can create a culture where numbers matter more than [...]
Instagram influencer told to pay £40,000 after false surgeon claims following Brazilian butt lift July 28, 2021 A social media influencer who posted “totally false” allegations online about a leading cosmetic surgeon after undergoing Brazilian butt lift surgery has been ordered to pay him £40,000 after he won a High Court libel fight. Paulina Sobierajska was sued by Dr Alexander Amir Aslani, who works at a clinic in Marbella, Spain, and has [...]
A property wealth tax is the only fair way to pay for the Covid-19 crisis July 28, 2020 Two years ago, the director of the Office for Budget Responsibility wrote the following: “Broadly speaking, the fiscal position is unsustainable if the public sector is on course to absorb an ever-growing share of national income… The baseline projection in each of our reports — since the first was published in 2011 — has pointed [...]
Insurers voice disappointment as UK changes personal injury discount rate July 15, 2019 The insurance sector blasted the government today as it revealed plans to change the discount rate used to determine insurance payments for serious injuries in accidents from minus 0.75 per cent to minus 0.25 per cent. Read more: More price hikes to come as car insurance premiums climb The Ministry of Justice revealed the change [...]
Insurance discount rate debate: A fundamentally flawed decision that could cost the sector billions February 22, 2017 No one can dispute the right of someone seriously injured in an accident to receive compensation. Where claimants choose to take a lump sum, arriving at the right figure is no easy task as it needs to take into account the long-term cost of care and loss of earnings, among other things. A key component [...]