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Buying a property is one of the largest financial decisions you will likely make in your lifetime. It is therefore crucial that prospective purchasers fully understand all aspects associated with the home, including restrictive covenants linked to the...
Challenging the validity of a Will is a complex matter and will often result in a lengthy dispute that could include court proceedings. It is possible for a validity challenge to be permitted if the grounds for challenge are accepted by all beneficiaries of...
At Stephensons, we understand how devastating the effects of cardiology negligence can be for patients and their families. Cardiac-related medical errors can lead to long-term harm, lifechanging injuries, or even tragic loss of life. If you or a loved one...
There is a formal system of measuring a building’s energy efficiency, known as the Energy Performance Certificate (EPC). Buildings are rated by an energy assessor from A to G based on a holistic review of several factors, including but not limited to,...
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...
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...
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...
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 (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...
