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The starting point is that a disabled child is designated as a "Child in Need" under the Children Act 1989, and therefore they will be entitled to a social care assessment...

Following a very serious accident, in which someone has suffered significant, sometimes life-changing injuries, the road to recovery can be long and complicated, requiring extensive rehabilitation.

Your Will is your opportunity to set out your wishes for how you would like your estate, which includes all your assets at the date of your death, to be managed and divided. Will drafting can be a complex process.

An Independent Administrator is a professional neutral third party appointed by the Court or the Probate Registry to administer the estate of an individual who has passed away.

For several years now the NHS (less so the private providers of healthcare) have reviewed their approach to incidents where something goes wrong.

The UK's new Managing Sepsis Framework aims to standardize sepsis care through improved data gathering, clearer guidelines, and better clinical systems. But can checklists and protocols truly replace clinical judgment when recognizing this life-threatening condition, and will the framework address the critical importance of listening to patients and families who know when something is seriously wrong?

Thirteen hospital trusts have higher than expected mortality indicator scores, according to a recent report by Dr Foster Intelligence.

A retired teacher, hit by a heavy goods vehicle while crossing a road, won his High Court case. Despite contributory negligence, dash cam and tachograph data secured a substantial award. Pending court approval, this will significantly aid his future needs.

The Government has proposed significant changes to the housing sector under the new Renters' Rights bill, including an overhaul on claims for Rent Repayment Orders ("RRO"). This blog discusses the proposed...

The Companies Act 2006 establishes a statutory framework allowing shareholders to remove directors through ordinary resolution, but the process involves complex procedural requirements and potential complications. Understanding the interplay between constitutional documents, shareholders' agreements, and employment contracts is crucial before initiating removal proceedings, as directors may possess weighted voting rights or contractual protections that significantly impact the outcome.

A healthy relationship is built on trust, respect, honesty and communication. On the breakdown of a relationship, it is common for some or all these elements to disappear with the love they nurtured.

When a company is struck off for failing to comply with its statutory obligations or it is voluntarily dissolved, great care must be taken to ensure that at the point of dissolution...

The boundaries between work and personal life are often blurred, increasing the likelihood of stress and burnout. Recognising this issue, the Labour Party has proposed a "Right to Switch Off" as part of their broader "Plan to Make Work Pay."

The UK Supreme Court's decision in *Hirachand v Hirachand* (2024) clarifies that success fees under Conditional Fee Agreements are not recoverable in awards under the 1975 Act, reinforcing statutory cost frameworks.

A secondary victim is one who suffers psychiatric injury not by being directly involved in the incident but by witnessing (or fearing) injury to a primary victim.

I recently acted for Ms A, a young woman in her 20's who suffered a significant ankle injury when she was involved in road traffic accident.

The Renters' Rights Bill exempts purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) from reforms abolishing assured shorthold tenancies (ASTs), but confusion arises as many PBSA providers currently grant ASTs. Clarification from the government is awaited.