Every now and then, I like to update people with Motoring Law matters that crop up. This month, I cover two topics people may not believe are illegal, &lsquo...
Are Too Many Women Being Refused Requests For a C-Section?
The BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire programme has been told that women at 75% of UK maternity units are being denied their right to choose a Caesarean (C-sec...
It’s All About You
Lanyon Bowdler’s “bear hoop-la” has been put away for another year, now we’ve completed our season of agricultural show attendances,...
Understanding Stillbirth
The stillbirth of a baby is one of the most shocking and devastating experiences any family can go through. It can result in depression and family breakdown....
Employee and Student: Tips for Juggling Both
This blog was written by Hollie Daniels: legal support assistant in the private client team
I have been fortunate enough to have the full support o...
The Armed Forces Covenant in Shropshire: Supporting our Armed Forces
Earlier this year we were delighted to sign the Armed Forces Covenant at RAF Shawbury to demonstrate the firm’s commitment to help those who have serve...
The Risk of Heart Related Death in the Young
This Blog was written by: Bryn Auger first year student studying law at Aston University
Earlier this week, a study based at St George’s...
Response to MDU Comments
Dr Christine Tomkins, chief executive of the Medical Defence Union (MDU) recently said that ‘urgent legal reform’ is needed to c...
When the Police just 'Want a Chat'
Over the past year or so, there has been a growing trend for the police to offer people the opportunity to voluntarily attend at a police station for “a chat...
For Better or Worse
The Supreme Court has recently dismissed a wife’s appeal of an order which dismissed her ‘unreasonable behaviour’ petition for d...
Minimum Wage: 'On Call' Sleeping In
In an important decision for the care sector, the Court of Appeal has ruled that carers who sleep at a client's home or otherwise at their place of work, tec...
Life of a Trainee in Property
I completed my Law degree at the University of Sheffield and graduated in 2015. I then went on to study the legal practice course at the University of Law an...
