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What are the first things I should do after an accident or injury?

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Preserve evidence at the scene: Following an accident, if you are able to do so safely, take photographs or videos of the scene.  Take photographs of any damage to property, vehicles and injuries sustained.  If you have slipped on a material or...

Selling a house with Japanese knotweed

Joanne Ellis
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Understanding Japanese knotweed and its implications Japanese knotweed, scientifically known as reynoutria japonica, presents a significant challenge for property owners across the UK. Notorious for its rapid growth and resilience, knotweed is more than...

Understanding section 10 of the Party Wall Act

Joanne Ellis
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Section 10 of the Party Wall etc. Act 1996 plays a crucial role in managing disagreements between neighbours relating to building works affecting a shared wall or boundary structure. As construction projects increase across England and Wales, understanding...

What is my role as an executor in an estate dispute?

Jordan Davies
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When drafting a Will , a testator must appoint at least two executors to administer their estate. It is the role of the executors to administer the estate in line with the terms of the Will. The appointed executors can often be friends and family or...

Cauda equina syndrome compensation guide

Ron Leong
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Cauda equina syndrome  (CES) is a rare but serious medical condition requiring immediate diagnosis and treatment. Delay or misdiagnosis can have devastating consequences, including permanent nerve damage, loss of mobility, and life-altering...

Supporting first time buyers: steps to make your first home a reality

Kimberley Parr
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It is vital that the housing market remains accessible for those wishing to own their very first home. Quite simply the housing market needs first time buyers to keep the property market moving for all. Attempting to buy your first property can be...

Understanding section 6 Party Wall Act

Joanne Ellis
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Section 6 of the Party Wall Act 1996 plays an integral role in governing excavation works conducted near or along shared boundary structures. Recognising the implications that excavation can have for neighbouring property owners. When does section 6...

Dental negligence compensation guide

Ron Leong
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Experiencing a dental procedure that has gone wrong or receiving substandard dental care can have lasting physical and emotional effects. If you have suffered harm as a result of dental negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. At Stephensons, our...

Right of way rules on private property

Joanne Ellis
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Right of way rules on private property frequently cause confusion and disputes among property owners, tenants, and visitors. Understanding these regulations clearly is vital, as not only can it prevent grievances between neighbours, but it also helps to...

Renters' Rights Act 2026: what landlords need to know about the new Information Sheet

Sophie Chilstone
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The government has now published the official Information Sheet required under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025. This document is designed to give existing assured tenants in the private rented a clear explanation of how their rights and tenancies will...

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