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Selling a Probate Property: Saffia Keegan and Aimee Johnson
The process of selling a property which forms part of an individual's estate after they've died....
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My Experience as a Trainee Solicitor in the Family Team
My advice to anyone starting out with their training contract is to take it all in and slow down. We spend so long ...
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E-Scooters, E-Bikes and the Legal Risks of Riding without a Helmet
In recent years, the popularity of electric scooters (e-scooters) and electric bicycles (e-bikes) has skyrocketed i...
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Martha’s Rule – the Right for an Urgent Second Opinion: Phoebe Blythin and Lucy Small
Martha's rule came about because Martha lost her life at the age of 13 after developing sepsis following an accident. Ma...
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Martha’s Rule
Martha’s Rule is a major patient safety initiative that has been rolled out in a pilot scheme across 143 hospitals ...
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Bowel Cancer Awareness Month
As April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, I thought it prudent to highlight some of the information surrounding bow...
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Charity Director of League of Friends at Robert Jones & Agnes Hunt Hospital: Victoria Sugden and Dawn Humphries
Victoria talks about her career, how it moulded her and the rewarding role she has today and how funds can add to the in...
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Whilst her physical symptoms have since stabilised, she remains emotionally traumatised and this continues to impact her...
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In January 2023, Mr Z continued to experience pain and a burning sensation on urination. ...
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A life-saving hysterectomy was performed but P subsequently suffered two cardiac arrests and died later that day....
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Inspiring Others and Living his Best Life: Andrew Jenkins and Debbie Humphries
Andrew talks about his background. Being involved in a road traffic accident in 1999, he sustained a brain injury, which...
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Increase in Tribunal Compensation Limits – 2025
The government has announced the annual increase in compensation limits for employment tribunal awards and other st...
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Thankfully, the baby is now five years’ old and developing normally and has been discharged from paediatric services. ...
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March is Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood (SUDC) Awareness Month: Raising Awareness and Supporting Families
March 18 is SUDC Awareness Day which is dedicated to shedding light on a heart-wrenching and often misunderstood tr...
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Qualifying as a Solicitor: Brian Evans and Emma Harrison
Discussions about qualifying as a solicitor and how things are changing. ...
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Agricultural Wages in Wales 2025
The Agricultural Wages (Wales) Order 2025 (“the Order”) comes into force on 1 April 2025 and increase the minimum w...
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Bank Holidays
In most years, England and Wales have eight bank holidays, but due to Easter falling later in 2025, there are only ...
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Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month 2025
March marks cerebral palsy (CP) awareness month, which is dedicated to raising awareness of the condition and the 1...
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Understanding Renewable Energy: Ed Nutting and Ed Bailey
They discuss the various stages from the planning process, to the legal documentation that needs to be understood and ag...
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Do I Need a Financial Order if I am Going Through a Divorce?
Recent data produced by the Family Court Statistics has shown there were 27,003 divorce applications made from July...
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