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William Ford

I have a disrepair issue can I withhold...

Withholding rent is not your best course of action. I see the logic in using the non-payment of rent as...

William Ford

From the 26th March 2020, landlords will have to give their tenants 3 months’ notice if they intend to seek possession compared...

William Ford

In AH v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions [2020] UKUT 53 (AAC), the claimant and her parents are British citizens. ...

Elspeth Neilson

Changes to inheritance tax allowances mean married couples can leave property worth £1 million tax-free from 6 April. Modest houses in parts...

Magdalena Knez

If you have been injured in a public place, you may be entitled to claim personal injury compensation. This compensation...

Stephanie Prior

A teenage girl with autism died following an MRI scan under general anaesthetic. This has sparked an investigation by the...

Sophie Davies

According to the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE), major trauma is an injury or group of injuries that are...

With the Prime Minister confirming that the spread of coronavirus in the UK is likely but people should at present...

An art fair featuring the work of people who have suffered brain injuries raised £4,814 for Headway East London and their...

Stephanie Prior

What happens if the hospital missed a fracture? What is a bone fracture? A bone fracture occurs when the structure...