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Following a very serious accident, in which someone has suffered significant, sometimes life-changing injuries, the road to recovery can be long and complicated, requiring extensive rehabilitation. Th...

In recent years there has been a growing emphasis on all parties to a claim to consider engaging in ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution). ADR refers to the different ways parties can resolve disputes...

The Government has proposed significant changes to the housing sector under the new Renters’ Rights bill, including an overhaul on claims for Rent Repayment Orders (“RRO”). This blog discusses...

At the end of January, the Court of Appeal determined a case brought by an enormous number organisations  in relation to the previous judges who had dealt with the tragic case of Sara Sharif.  (Tick...

Research carried out by Zoopla found that 79% of first-time buyers in the past five years have had assistance funding their deposit with 75% of that group getting that help from their parents. They gi...

According to the leading charity, Missing People, over 170,000 people are reported missing every year in the UK. Of these, 96,000 are adults, and around 3% of those adults remain missing for longer th...

Introduction A healthy relationship is built on trust, respect, honesty and communication.  On the breakdown of a relationship, it is common for some or all these elements to disappear with the love...

The Renters' Rights Bill (“the Bill”), currently at the Report stage in the House of Commons, is set to become law in 2025. This blog provides a summary of some of the main provisions of the Bill....