Many employees reach a point where the working relationship has broken down and staying feels impossible. In the right circumstances, you may be able to ask for a settlement agreement and negotiate a clean exit.

A knowledge of liability and how it applies to riding and training horses can be useful for both owners and professionals.

Survivors of the Nottingham Attacks have given their first and only TV interview following the June 2023 attack. They shared their experience and hopes for the upcoming Inquiry, as well as what it means for the city...

Recent reports have reignited debate over whether a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's activities in the UK should take place, following apparently conflicting messages from the Government. Seetal Patel, a solicitor specialising in abuse claims, examines why survivors' concerns must remain at the heart of the debate and argues that transparency, accountability and meaningful action are essential for those seeking answers.

Rebecca Lee shares her journey from law firm receptionist to qualified solicitor, discussing her passion for helping clients through life's most challenging moments in wills and probate work. She reflects on career highlights including managing a £4.2 million estate and her commitment to charitable fundraising for Pancreatic Cancer UK.

Curious about how long a divorce takes, what your financial rights are, or whether there are alternatives to divorce?

Our Motoring Defence team has seen a 300% increase in motorists who have unknowingly bought insurance from so-called “ghost brokers”: fraudsters selling invalid or manipulated policies that leave drivers completely exposed.

Facing redundancy can be daunting, but understanding your rights and the process can make a significant difference.

Abbey Freeman is an Associate Solicitor in our Conveyancing team and is based at our Loughborough branch.

Our latest Clinical Negligence blog discusses sepsis, following the news that Kettering General Hospital could face a criminal prosecution following the death of a 13-year-old from pneumonia and sepsis

From 6 April 2026 employers will face a number of changes to statutory payment rates and employment law compensation limits.

If you're living with your partner but you're not married or in a civil partnership, you might assume you have the same legal rights as a spouse...

Farmland diversification through events offers lucrative income opportunities, but requires careful navigation of licensing and planning regulations.

A Nottingham-based law firm has partnered with Sharewear Clothing Scheme to tackle clothing poverty and textile waste across the East Midlands. Through donation points at three offices and a sponsored school partnership, the initiative has already diverted 151kg of textiles from landfill while providing free clothing to 100 people in need. The firm's Finance Director explains why addressing clothing poverty matters and how simple donations can create meaningful social and environmental impact.

Sending a young horse away for professional training is an exciting milestone, but it comes with legal and practical considerations that owners should understand before making this commitment. This guide explores the essential contractual protections, disclosure obligations, and dispute resolution mechanisms that can safeguard both horse and owner throughout the training arrangement.

You will no doubt have seen in the news last month that Gary Lineker is leaving the BBC...

As the summer holidays approach, many separated parents begin making plans for family holidays. Whilst these arrangements are often agreed without difficulty, disputes can arise when one parent wishes to take a child...

The law for bringing civil claims for child sexual abuse has changed. As of 29 June 2026, the three-year time limit for bringing these claims has been removed.

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Family and Child Care Law Associate Solicitor Emily Sherwood breaks down what legal aid is, who qualifies, and how to apply, step by step.