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How to Prove Negligence in Sporting Injuries: Alexander Spanner and Cameron Petch
Negligence claims in sporting activities and how certain levels of risks are applied to different sports. They discuss a...
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How to Alleviate Stress in a Stress-filled World – Emma Harrison and Jo Plimmer
We talk about chronic stress and burnout. Jo's work mirrors our values at LB, which are caring, approachable, professio...
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Following scandals at maternity units such as Shrewsbury and Telford and East Kent, new reports suggest that matern...
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On 9 September 2024, reforms were brought in which brought about a fundamental change in the UK's death certificati...
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The Children’s Hospices Hope House and Ty Gobaith : An Introduction
The charity provides valuable respite, counselling and support for children with life threatening illnesses. This suppor...
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Hospital leaders have outlined an action plan in response to a damning undercover television investigation that exp...
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LISTEN AGAIN: Understanding why People Bring Claims Against the NHS and Medical Professionals
Clinical negligence lawyers discuss why they do their job, how they're misrepresented in the media and how they absolute...
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It has sadly been a long know concern that women of black and Asian ethnic background, and women of mixed ethnic ba...
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LISTEN AGAIN: There is no Such Thing as a Wasted Mediation – Brian Evans and Andy Pegg
We talk about the pros and cons of online mediation and meetings in person, and explain how having a third party mediato...
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Following the recent high profile case of Kyle Walker and Lauryn Goodman, the Court was tasked with making appropri...
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LISTEN AGAIN: How to Help your Solicitor – Jon Moriarty
Our family law team explain how being prepared with key information and having relevant documents to hand may ultimately...
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LISTEN AGAIN: Financial Abuse by Attorneys – Edward Rees and Claire Vale
We talk about the role of an attorney. Attorneys manage the estate of a donor whilst they're still alive and Claire is s...
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Every day many people find irregular lumps and bumps on their bodies and think nothing more of it. Sometimes, howev...
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LISTEN AGAIN: Estates and Farming Disputes – Edward Rees and Claire Vale
The various types of farming disputes affecting the estates of farmers - the farm owner hasn't left a will, or when bene...
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The Cost of Dying – Edward Rees and Sophie Burgoyne
We look at the increased cost of dying and the changes in the certification of death, which includes the increased cost ...
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Clinical complaints in Wales are sometimes suitable for consideration under the NHS redress scheme, known as the Pu...
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Uncovering Shropshire’s Pre-Historic Past – Neil Davies with Emma-Kate Lanyon and Clara de Sousa-Cunha
An exhibition at Shrewsbury museum is an opportunity to develop a new prehistoric gallery in partnership with the Britis...
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With numerous myths surrounding the complexity, cost and time involved in bringing a personal injury claim, people ...
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How Lasting Powers of Attorney are Needed before Moving into a Care Home – Kate Lawson and Ann Rose
Ann stresses the importance of having lasting power of attorney in place, ideally before the need for care arises and ho...
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