The NHS is one of the UK's most treasured institutions, providing universal healthcare to millions and widely regarded as a symbol of quality care internationally.

The House of Lords has debated the adequacy of fertility treatment regulation, exposing critical gaps in consent processes, patient protection, and regulatory oversight that create significant litigation risks for clinics and practitioners. From unproven treatment add-ons to inconsistent inspection standards and the legal vacuum surrounding online providers, the current framework reveals structural weaknesses that directly impact medical malpractice liability and patient safety.

It’s official, the UK economy is now in a recession. And inevitably, the insurance sector will see a rise in fraud, an increase in the level of defaulters and a squeeze on profits.

These made online, either in paid-for social media advertising or on advertisers' own websites. According to Deep Market Insight, the UK market for LED face masks was worth $22.82 million...

Imagine booking a flight that's tailor-made just for you: the nearest airport, the flight time, the seat. Even the drink selection is perfect for you.

The analysis finds that over 44 million policies were sold in the UK in 2024 with total premiums of over £20bn.

The recent New Zealand High Court decision in Pearce v Toka Tū Ake Natural Hazards Commission NZHC 623 addresses a critical question: when does the limitation period begin to run for claims against private insurers providing "top-up" cover for earthquake damage?

In-depth evaluations should be afforded as to how AI can impact the existing legal and regulatory requirements. We examine the key considerations for professional and management matters below.

This update provides an overview of the current status of the Employment Rights Bill, its next steps, and the key issues that employers need to know.

Being named as an executor in a Will is a significant responsibility, but it is not uncommon to feel uncertain or even reluctant about taking on the role.

The NHS stands at a crossroads. With mounting pressures from demographic change, rising demand and persistent challenges in access and outcomes...

The UK Government has recently unveiled its ambitious Food Strategy for England, dubbed the 'Good Food Cycle'.

The recent House of Lords ruling on pleural plaques caused by negligent exposure to asbestos could save the insurance industry million of pounds, says law firm Browne Jacobson.

Our education team looks ahead to what the Budget might have in store for schools and academies, as well as in higher education.

Ofsted has now published details of its new approach to the inspection of schools and other education providers, having carried out a full public consultation on its proposals earlier this year.

A recent decision has underscored the complexities and potential cost implications for defendants involved in multi-party cases.

The gender landscape is rapidly changing and in recognition of that, the Chief Coroner has recently published new guidance on "Trans people and the Coroner's Court".

Advertisers using AI-generated content face complex transparency requirements that vary significantly between the UK and EU. While UK law focuses on preventing consumer deception without explicit AI labelling mandates, the EU AI Act introduces strict disclosure obligations for 'deep fakes' that could catch even UK-based campaigns if they reach EU audiences.

The risk posed by counterfeit goods and vehicle parts potentially impacts all those in the automotive industry including manufacturers, distributors and garage operators.

Self-neglect represents one of the most challenging areas of adult safeguarding practice, sitting at the complex intersection of individual autonomy, mental capacity, and statutory duties to protect vulnerable adults.