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It is not uncommon for claimants to be reluctant to bring claims for personal injury compensation following serious accidents at work. They may be employed, or self-employed and are understandably wor...

The Leasehold and Freehold Bill, a notable part of the recent King's Speech, marks a significant move towards leasehold reform in England and Wales. In notes released following the King’s Speech, th...

Following the King’s Speech on 07 November 2023, The Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities has commenced public consultation around a series of options for how the government could in...

Whether you’re starting a new relationship, parting ways with a loved one, or facing changes within your family, understanding the legal aspects is crucial. Family Law solicitors guide you through...

Recently NHS Resolution held a significant conference into the issues relating to Emergency Department (ED) care. The purpose of the conference was to share insights into reducing claims in emergency...

If you are separated and unable to agree child arrangements with your former partner, you may need to take the matter to Court to obtain a Child Arrangements order (CAO). This is more likely to be the...

As part of Generation Rent’s  Renter’s Rights Awareness week I spoke to renters about their rights to get their landlord to do repairs to their rented property. You can watch the full video here....

Most student halls and other shared living spaces have a clause in the tenancy or license agreements that no pets are allowed. But are there situations when that clause is unlawful? Are guide dogs al...