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    What Causes A Stillbirth At Full Term?

    Full-term stillbirths, occurring after 37 weeks of pregnancy, can result from various medical complications including placental problems, umbilical cord issues, and conditions like pre-eclampsia. Understanding the warning signs and risk factors is crucial for expectant parents, as medical professionals have a duty to monitor pregnancies closely and intervene when necessary. When healthcare providers fail to recognize or respond to these warning signs appropriately, families may have grounds for medical negl
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    Directors’ Duties And Corporate Governance: Saxon Woods Investments Limited V Francesco Costa [2026] UKSC 21

    The Supreme Court has delivered a landmark judgment clarifying the scope of directors' duties under section 172 of the Companies Act 2006, examining whether a director can act unilaterally based on personal belief when such action conflicts with fellow directors and established corporate governance arrangements. This decision has significant implications for directors, shareholders and those involved in corporate governance, particularly in private companies and investment-backed businesses with agreed exit
United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
JMW Solicitors LLP
JMW Solicitors LLP
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    Challenges That Can Arise From Divorcing A Narcissist – And How To Overcome Them

    Separating from a controlling or high-conflict partner presents unique challenges that extend beyond typical divorce proceedings. This article examines the specific behaviours that complicate divorce, financial remedy and children proceedings in England and Wales, offering practical strategies for managing difficult communication, incomplete financial disclosure and co-parenting disputes while maintaining focus on legally relevant evidence rather than personality labels.
    United KingdomFamily and Matrimonial
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    When Blood Clots Are Missed: The Tragic Death Of Lady Joan Branson And An Important Lesson For Healthcare

    The recent inquest into Lady Joan Branson's death has revealed how a leading private hospital's failure to provide preventative blood thinning medication after she developed a pulmonary embolism may have cost her life. This case raises critical questions about patient safety standards across both private and NHS healthcare settings, and whether wealth and access to prestigious facilities truly protect against avoidable medical errors.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    Common Grounds For Contesting A Restraint Order And How To Prove Them

    A restraint order is a type of court order used in criminal investigations where the authorities believe that a person has benefited financially from criminal conduct. Its purpose is to freeze assets including bank accounts, property, vehicles or investments that the police believe may be connected to a criminal offence while an investigation takes place. The restraint order ensures that assets cannot be dissipated, moved, withdrawn or spent before the conclusion of criminal proceedings.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    Can My House Be Taken In A Proceeds Of Crime Act Confiscation Order?

    The Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA) 2002 is a piece of legislation that is designed to strip those who have been convicted or pleaded guilty to certain criminal offences of their 'ill-gotten' gains. For those who are convicted of offences in which they are considered to have 'benefited' from their particular criminal conduct, confiscation proceedings will likely be pursued
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    What Is A Restraint Order?

    A restraint order is a court order used in criminal proceedings to freeze assets, when it is suspected by the police or other authorities that someone has benefited from criminal conduct. It is often imposed at an early stage of a criminal investigation and can prevent individuals and businesses from accessing or disposing of their finances and property anywhere in the world. This measure is designed to make sure that assets remain available for potential confiscation following a conviction.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    Gestational Diabetes On The Rise: Importance Of Screening And Monitoring

    A study by researchers at the University of Edinburgh has recently revealed that 1 in 8 mothers in England are now diagnosed with diabetes whilst pregnant, amounting to an increase of 60% over the past 5 years. The biggest rises can be seen amongst women of colour (with cases in Asian women rising by 23% in the past 5 years), as well as those living in poverty (rising by 14% in 5 years).
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    Can I Be Sacked For Having An Accident At Work?

    Having an accident at work is not, on its own, a fair reason for dismissal. Employers owe every member of staff a legal duty to provide a safe working environment, and the law does not allow them to legally dismiss employees simply because they were injured or intend to claim compensation. As such, you cannot be sacked for purely for the fact of having had an accident at work, though the circumstances involved can affect whether a later dismissal is fair.
    United KingdomEmployment and HR
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    What To Do If A Tenant Doesn't Pay Rent

    When a tenant fails to pay rent, landlords face important decisions about how to proceed. Understanding the proper steps—from initial contact and payment plans to formal eviction notices under Section 8...
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    Can You Be Prosecuted For Driving Offences On Private Land?

    Understanding when driving offences on private land can lead to prosecution is crucial for motorists and landowners alike. The distinction between public and private property under the Road Traffic Act 1988 depends on public accessibility rather than ownership, meaning offences in car parks, private roads, and similar locations may still result in criminal charges.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    Can Dashcam Footage Be Used Against You?

    Dashboard cameras are increasingly common on UK roads, but many drivers don't realize that the footage they capture can be used as evidence against them in court. Understanding when dashcam footage is admissible, how police forces obtain and use it, and what legal standards apply is crucial for anyone who uses these devices. If you're facing allegations based on dashcam evidence, knowing your rights and options for mounting a defense can make a significant difference to the outcome of your case.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    HPV Self-testing Kits And Cervical Screening

    The NHS has introduced HPV self-testing kits for cervical cancer screening, offering a convenient at-home option for those who have missed previous appointments. While this development improves accessibility and could save lives by detecting high-risk HPV early, it is designed to complement rather than replace traditional cervical screening, which remains essential for comprehensive cervical health assessment.
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    Contract Law: Misrepresentations And Mistakes

    Commercial contracts are often negotiated over various emails, calls, pitch documents, forecasts and informal assurances. What happens if, after signing a contract, you discover that something important you were told during negotiations was wrong?
    United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    9 Points On Your Licence: How To Avoid A Driving Ban

    Accumulating nine penalty points on your driving licence puts you at serious risk of a ban if you commit another offence. Understanding the totting-up system and the legal defences available - including exceptional hardship arguments and procedural challenges - can make the difference between keeping your licence and facing a six-month disqualification.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    The Psychological Cost Of A Spinal Injury And Why Support Matters

    Recent reports have highlighted the experience many people who have a spinal cord injury face, feeling isolated and left waiting for vital psychological support. Arshad Mahmood, who has a spinal cord injury, has spoken openly about the emotional challenges he has faced.
    United KingdomLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    World Patient Safety Day 2026: Everyone Deserves Safe Care For Life

    World Patient Safety Day 2026 focuses on the critical need for safer healthcare for people living with noncommunicable diseases. With one in ten patients worldwide experiencing harm during care, this campaign highlights the importance of coordinated treatment, patient engagement, and learning from preventable medical errors. Discover how patients can protect themselves and why safety matters every day, not just on awareness days.
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    What Are The Three Main Money Laundering Offences?

    Money laundering refers to a process by which criminals make money that has been obtained through illegal activity appear to come from legitimate sources. This is often used by criminal...
    United KingdomGovernment, Public Sector
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    Unlicensed Weight-Loss Medicines: What The MHRA’s Record Seizure Means For Businesses And Practitioners

    The MHRA has executed its largest-ever seizure of unlicensed weight-loss medicines, raiding a country estate and recovering approximately 12,000 doses including retatrutide and tirzepatide. This enforcement action signals a significant escalation in criminal investigations targeting the infrastructure behind illegal medicines trade, raising critical questions about regulatory compliance and criminal liability for businesses operating in the weight-loss, aesthetics and wellness sectors.
    United KingdomFood, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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    What Is An HMO? Investor And Landlord Primer

    Understanding the legal definition of a house in multiple occupation (HMO) is crucial for UK property investors and landlords. This comprehensive guide examines when a shared property becomes an HMO, the mandatory licensing requirements under the Housing Act 2004, and the strict regulatory obligations that distinguish HMO properties from standard residential lettings.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    JMW Solicitors LLP
    JMW Solicitors LLP
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