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Guy Osborn

Commercial Property Covid-19 Code of Practice

As well as extending the current moratoriums on forfeiture of leases based on arrears of rent, extending the arrears of...

Sam Collard

Changes to employer’s liability for work accidents

As it now stands employers are automatically liable for some workplace injuries, (without the Claimant having to prove “fault”) is...

Rob Aylott

What happens if a solicitor goes bust?

What happens if my solicitor has ceased trading? Like many business, some solicitors’ practices are struggling at the moment financially...

Stephanie Prior

Steep Increase In Delayed Diagnosis Damages Awards

Claims for compensation for delayed diagnosis, harm and deaths sadly continue to rise. The president of the Royal College of...

Jan Atkinson

Leaving money to charity in your will

Why leave money to charity in your Will? Leaving money to charity in your will is a significant source of...

Jodi Newton

Volunteering for AvMA – a formidable resource and important...

Early in my career as a clinical negligence solicitor, AvMA, quickly caught my attention. AvMA is a charity and is...

Laura Swaine

The importance of parks for cycling

I ventured outside the comfort of my home this past weekend for the first time in 11 weeks. As I walked...

Siobhan McIvor

Compensation for Accidents at Home

Accident at home claim Accidents are a leading cause of death, injury, and disability and according to the Royal Society...

Patricia McCaffrey

Bringing a Personal Injury Claim – What is ‘No...

In the case of personal injury, we commonly hear important terms such as; ‘accident’, ‘negligence’ and ‘no win no fee’....

Edward Taylor

I’m living with an abusive partner during...

On 23 March 2020 the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, announced a national lockdown. The government implemented the most severe restrictions on public...