The King's Fund have today published the findings of their annual survey on Public Satisfaction with the NHS and Social Care, and it...

Simon Entwistle has taken his case to the Court of Appeal following a ruling by the High Court that he should receive an award of...

Yes in my opinion. Management buy-outs (MBOs) can work fantastically well in this sector and potentially minimise disruption. The ongoing...

A prenuptial agreement (widely known as a Pre-Nup) is a legal document that outlines how assets will be divided in the event of a divorce...

The government is focused on achieving sustained economic growth to improve prosperity and living standards for working people, and its...

A topic we are constantly advising on is the increasing use of forced entry provisions in access injunctions - and what landlords can...

As a clinical negligence solicitor, I hear this from my client's all the time!  Many of my clients have suffered Post Traumatic Stress...

About 1 million people a year in the UK attend hospital following a head injury. While many will have no lasting effects, many others...

The recent judgement in the case of John Anthony Turnbridge v The London Borough of Islington [2024] UKFTT 829 (GRC) highlights the need...

On 25 February 2025, the Crime and Policing Bill (Bill 187) was introduced in the House of Commons. The bill is intended to assist in...

With the announcement that Awaab’s Law will be implemented in a phased approach and that the requirements in relation to damp and mould...

On Saturday the Independent published an article entitled “Robbed at Birth” which highlighted the the stark contrast in damages payments...