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Case study: £18,000 for cyclist who sustained injuries and PTSD after collision with car

Our personal injury solicitors helped a cyclist claim compensation for physical and psychological injuries she sustained after colliding with a car. Accident circumstances and injuries sustained Our client, Miss T,...

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Podcast | An Introduction to Surrogacy Law – Episode 2: The Legal Requirements for Intended Parents

The legal requirements for intended parents in surrogacy In 2019, the law changed to allow a single person to apply for a Parental Order and become a child’s legal parent....

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Case study: £60,000 for walker headbutted and trampled on by cow

Our personal injury solicitors helped a client claim compensation for injuries she sustained on a dog walk after being headbutted and trampled on by a cow. Accident circumstances and injuries...

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Legal Aid Agency cyber security incident: what you need to know

The Legal Aid Agency (LAA) has been managing a cyber security incident, which involves an attack on the Agency’s digital services. These digital services are used by legal aid providers,...

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The legal realities behind TV drama, The Stolen Girl

In April 2025, Disney+ released a gripping new programme, ‘The Stolen Girl’. The concept, albeit a bit far-fetched, is every parent’s worst nightmare. The thriller depicts a family’s turmoil after...

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Podcast | An Introduction to Surrogacy Law – Episode 1: What is Surrogacy?

What is surrogacy, and how is it governed? Society has changed, and surrogacy has become more common. Celebrities have brought this to the forefront of discussion, but surrogacy is not...

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Dementia and the importance of a Lasting Power of Attorney

According to the Alzheimer’s Society, one in three people born in the UK today will develop dementia in their lifetime. Despite this, many people don’t realise what would happen to...

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What is Non-Court Dispute Resolution?

There are many decisions you need to make when considering separation or divorce, such as how you will divide your finances and arrangements for your children. Many couples want to...

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Case study: £170k for widow after ambulance failed to take husband with traumatic head injury to hospital

Charlotte Tracy, Senior Associate in our Medical Negligence team, recently helped a client (Janet) claim compensation for the avoidable death of her husband, John. Names are anonymised to protect the...

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Does dementia stop you from signing a Will?

“Does dementia stop me from making a Will?” is a question we often get asked, along with dozens of similar queries on behalf of parents, grandparents and other relatives. In...

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Case study: £100,000 reclaimed from life cover policy for client whose partner lacked mental capacity

Our Court of Protection lawyers recently helped a client recover a settlement he was entitled to from his life cover policy, after his partner, the sole Trustee, lost capacity. Background...

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Fixed-term contracts and maternity leave

By law, employees have a legal right to 52 weeks’ maternity leave, but it’s not always clear what an employee’s maternity or parental rights are when they are on a...

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