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When things go wrong or you have concerns about treatment you, a friend or family member received, you may consider making a complaint. Complaints can help highlight to healthcare providers ways to im...

This case concerned an application made by the father for contact with his two children aged 3 and 6 years old. The mother made allegations of domestic abuse against the father, including that he had...

In response to the unprecedented upheaval caused by the coronavirus pandemic, 2020 saw a raft of new legislation, regulations and guidance aimed at protecting tenants during the health emergency. The...

The earlier post of Anees Hussain called “Fighting coronavirus – a discussion on vaccinations and mental capacity” 6 January 2021  highlighted relevant matters to consider when an individual is...

When an insurer is notified of a personal injury claim they are under a legal obligation to register the  claim with the Department of Work and Pension (“DWP”) within 14 days of being notified. T...

Anyone who objects to a Grant being sealed can enter a caveat.  Caveats are entered by filling in a simple form and lodging it with a £3 fee at any Probate Registry.  Once entered, the caveat will...

The first reported judgment has been handed down by Hayden J in E (Vaccine) [2021] EWCOP 7, in relation to capacity, best interests and the Covid-19 vaccine.  The full judgement can be found here....

On 11 January 2021, the Government announced an extension to the “winter truce” on the enforcement of possession orders until 21 February 2021 pursuant to The Public Health (Coronavirus) (Protecti...