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In private law family proceedings, where parents or other family members such as grandparents, are asking the court to decide arrangements for a child, one of the main concerns are about how these decisions are made is the involvement of the voice of the...
If your child has suffered a birth injury due to medical negligence , proving liability is a crucial step in securing compensation and obtaining justice. Birth injury cases are complex and emotional, requiring a comprehensive understanding of the legal...
Ensuring robust clarity regarding rights of way is essential in preventing disputes that commonly arise in domestic property matters. A frequent area of concern for homeowners in England and Wales is the right of way access to the back garden. What does...
International Women’s Day 2026 (08 March 2026) is a timely opportunity for employers and employees alike to reflect not only on the progress made towards gender equality, but also on the substantial work still required. Recent analysis reported by...
There are 9 protected characteristics currently protected under the Equality Act 2010: age, disability, gender reassignment, pregnancy and maternity, marriage or civil partnership, religion or belief, race, sex and sexual orientation. Direct...
Understanding the complexities involved in rights of way can be challenging, yet critically important, especially when considering property transactions and neighbourly disputes. This guide will provide you with a detailed legal overview of the concept of...
In the landscape of data protection and privacy law, few rights are as critical and frequently exercised as the right of access. This fundamental provision, enshrined prominently within the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR), empowers...
In relation to debt, during a divorce it is important to account for each party’s debt, which will need to be added up and deducted from the assets of the parties when calculating the overall financial position. However, it can often be contentious...
You’ve brought a personal injury claim , and if your opponent has accepted responsibility for your accident or has a weak defence, then your legal representative is likely to arrange for you to be examined by a medical expert. Fault doesn’t...
Do I need the original deeds to sell my property? Most homes in England and Wales are now registered with HM Land Registry (HMLR). If your property is registered, you do not need old paper deeds, a copy of the title register from HMLR is usually...
