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What is Sepsis?
Sepsis arises when the body responds to an infection and in doing so, injures its own tissues and organs, causing t...
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Secondary Victims in Personal Injury Claims
When most people think about personal injury claims they think of the person directly injured in the accident. Howe...
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How Should the Law Compensate Someone Whose Life has been Shortened by Medical Negligence?
This difficult question sat at the centre of the recent Supreme Court decision in CCC v Sheffield Teaching Hospital...
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Can My Ex-partner Obtain a Passport for Our Child Without My Consent?
With the summer fast approaching if you are a separated parent, you might often wonder what rights you have to make...
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Her Legal Story: Staci Robinson
Staci is a solicitor in the Family Law Team based in the Hereford, Bromyard and Ludlow offices....
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Increase In Tribunal Compensation Limits
The government has announced the annual increase in compensation limits for employment tribunal awards and other st...
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Neurodiversity and Discretionary Trusts
With Neurodiversity Week being this week, it seems a good time to reflect upon estate planning considerations for f...
Case Study
In 2004, our client’s husband was told he had small cell carcinoma, an aggressive type of lung cancer with a very poor...
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Whistleblowing and Sexual Harassment
Sexual harassment is to be explicitly categorised as a protected disclosure under the whistleblowing legislation wi...
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Her Legal Story: Sonali Obhrai
Sonali is a solicitor in the Family Law Team based in the Telford office....
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Statutory Leave and Pay
Some key changes will take effect on 6 April 2026 relating to a range of statutory leave and pay entitlements.
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The Role of a Litigation Friend
Sometimes in personal injury cases, the injured person may not be able to make and manage a legal claim on their ow...
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