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Tag Archives: Haute de la Garenne
Haut de la Garenne: Press Statement
This is the press statement given by Dyer Burdett & Co and Ozannes on 14th March 2008: Jersey Advocates Ozannes have joined forces with English Solicitors Dyer Burdett & Co to advise and assist persons who suffered abuse at the … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, abuse claims, advice, advocates, child abuse, child sex abuse, children's home, compensation, damages, Dyer Burdett, Haut de la Garenne, Haute de la Garenne, historic abuse, Jersey, lawyer, lawyers, legal advice, no win no fee, Ozannes, personal injury, physical abuse, sex abuse, sexual abuse, sexual abuse by school teacher, solicitor, solicitors
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Can you HELP?
This is a list of children’s homes and institutions that I am currently investigating on behalf of clients, and if you have information please contact me: “Green Field House”, Maidenhead Haut de la Garenne, Jersey “Winton House”, Winchester … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, abuse claims, BBC, Catholic church, child abuse, child sex abuse, children's home, children's homes, claim, clergy, clergy abuse, compensation, damages, Green Field House, Greenfields, Haut de la Garenne, Haute de la Garenne, Hillside, historic abuse, lawyers, legal advice, Limitation, no win no fee, personal injury, physical abuse, sexual abuse, sexual abuse by school teacher, solicitor, St. Anthony's, victims, William Henry Smith School, Winton House
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