In the UK, divorce is governed by specific laws that aim to ensure fairness and justice, even when emotions are running high. Clients...

Look out for a Court fee increase in relation to new applications received by the Court's from 1 April 2025 onwards.  The Ministry of...

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

Following the Grenfell tragedy and the subsequent introduction of the Building Safety Act 2022, there is a greater awareness around the...

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...

A recent prosecution of a Lancashire dairy farm partnership serves as a poignant reminder that a failure to adequately risk assess tasks...

A recent report co-led by Emma Hitchings, a family law professor at the University of Bristol published findings about the public's...

A great discussion/ summary article setting out the benefits of private hearings in divorce. From experience, the additional cost of...

This morning I came across an article in The Guardian which mirrored my own concerns and experience of women's preparedness for birth and...

Housebuilder has released an interesting article on the vital role that housebuilding has to our economy.  How many industries can say...