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Recent court cases reveal how undue influence claims can invalidate wills, examining the burden of proof required and what constitutes coercion when a testator's free will is overborne.

In any successful personal injury claim, a claimant has to establish that another party was at fault for the injuries sustained.

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Anthony Gold offers personalised conveyancing services to simplify first-time home buying. From pre-contract negotiations to post-completion registration, they ensure transparency, handle legalities, and provide guidance on budgeting, mortgages, and due diligence for a seamless experience.

The article discusses the concept of "fundamental dishonesty" in personal injury claims, highlighting its legal implications. Courts can dismiss entire claims if dishonesty is found, as in a recent case where false injury claims were exposed via social media.

The Paul v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust (2024) case introduces challenges for secondary victim claims in medical negligence, emphasizing the need for an "accident" rather than a medical crisis. While the ruling complicates such claims, it doesn't fully preclude them, requiring creative legal strategies to succeed.

When setting out how their assets should be distributed after death, the last Will and Testament has always played a crucial role in helping individuals.

Court of Protection deputies face inconsistent investment risk categories across financial firms, with no industry standard for scales or terminology. Understanding capacity for loss and need to take risk, rather than attitude to risk, proves essential when making investment decisions on behalf of protected persons, particularly when combined with proper cash buffers and life expectancy considerations.

When Simon Small developed severe back pain over Easter weekend, multiple medical professionals dismissed it as muscular strain. By the time a spinal abscess was finally diagnosed...

Dashcam and CCTV footage are increasingly valuable in personal injury claims, providing unbiased evidence to establish fault in road traffic accidents. While helpful, they can also reveal contributory negligence and may conflict with personal recollections.

Restrictive covenants in employment contracts protect business interests by limiting employees' post-termination actions, such as working for competitors or soliciting clients. These clauses must be reasonable, enforceable, and balanced to ensure fairness while safeguarding confidential information and client relationships.

In England, legal authority, granted by the Probate Registry, is required to administer a deceased person's estate. Common Grants include Probate, Letters of Administration with the Will, and without a Will.

My previous blog provided an overview of the various personal injury claims for psychiatric injuries.

As a clinical negligence solicitor, I am sadly familiar with the problems of getting the medical records disclosed in time and indeed even complete.

Understanding the distinction between licence and tenancy agreements is crucial for landlords and tenants, as these two contract types carry significantly different legal rights and obligations.

The case F v M & Ors [2024] concluded with a Section 91(14) order to prevent further court applications, prioritizing the children's welfare over ongoing parental conflict. The order ensures stability for the children until secondary school, barring applications for three years.

In the majority of clinical negligence cases, liability is determined purely on the basis of the Bolam test (Bolam v Friern Hospital Management Committee [1957] 1 WLR 582).

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 has significantly increased local housing authorities’ powers relating to enforcement. There is no longer a discretion but a newfound duty on local housing authorities to actively enforce housing legislation in their area. A local housing authority may also take enforcement action in respect of offences which occur outside of its area, extending their powers beyond their own boundaries. This blog explores the key changes in local housing authorities’ powers under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025.