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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...
In England and Wales, access rights and property boundaries frequently create uncertainty and disputes between landowners and members of the public. One common area of contention revolves around a public right of way through private land. If your land...
Buying or selling a home is one of the most significant financial decisions most people will make in their lifetime. Whether you are a first-time buyer, an experienced homeowner, or preparing to sell your property, the legal process involved can feel...
For property owners, understanding the concept of a prescriptive right of way is crucial, particularly when disputes arise concerning access and land use. A prescriptive right of way refers to a legal entitlement that arises when an individual or a group...
When purchasing property or land, unexpected issues relating to legal obligations or restrictions can arise that significantly impact your plans. Among the most common of these potential pitfalls are restrictive covenants, legal agreements placed on land or...
If you or a loved one has been affected by poor standards of medical care in a hospital setting, you may understandably feel overwhelmed and unsure of what steps you need to take next. Medical negligence, often referred to as clinical negligence, occurs...
When you have suffered injury from an accident that was someone else’s fault, you may be eligible for compensation for your pain and suffering, and also related financial losses. While the compensation will not change what has happened, it may help...
Certain groups of people face a much higher risk of serious injury on the roads. According to the Highway Code, vulnerable road users include: Pedestrians, especially children, older adults and people with disabilities Cyclists Motorcyclists Horse...
A declaration of trust is a document which records ownership shares in a property and contains details of how the proceeds will be divided if the property is sold in the future. It can reflect the contributions made to the initial purchase of the property,...
Slips, trips and falls can happen anywhere however if you’re injured in a public place through no fault of your own, you may be entitled to claim compensation for your injuries. We regularly see a wide range of accidents occurring in public...
When receiving medical care, whether through the NHS or privately, patients have the right to expect a reasonable standard of care from healthcare professionals. Unfortunately, errors can occur, resulting in significant physical, psychological or financial...
LGBTQ+ History Month takes place annually in February and has been celebrated in the United Kingdom each year since being founded in 2005. The charity ‘Schools Out’ founded LGBTQ+ History Month to mark the abolition of Section 28 of the Local...
Permissive right of way is a common yet often misunderstood aspect of property law in England and Wales. As property ownership and land access issues continue to evolve, understanding permissive rights of way becomes increasingly important for both...
Restrictive covenants are legal obligations embedded in property deeds, designed to restrict certain uses or activities on a piece of land or property. Although originally intended to preserve the value and character of neighbourhoods, there are instances...
A party wall notice is a fundamental aspect of property renovations and developments in England and Wales, serving as an essential legal requirement for homeowners, developers, and construction companies embarking on construction projects involving shared...
Cerebral palsy is a lifelong and debilitating condition caused by injury or trauma to the brain, often arising during birth . If your child has developed cerebral palsy due to medical negligence or errors made by healthcare professionals, you may be...
Any organisation carrying out a public function and/or a service provider under the terms of the Equality Act 2010 needs to be aware of how to deal with complaints of discrimination raised by service users. What to do if you receive a discrimination...
