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Dental Negligence Claims: When Can You Claim Compensation?
Dental negligence can result in avoidable pain, tooth loss, nerve damage and the need for further treatment. In more serious cases, a failure to diagnose
Employment Rights Act 2025: Key Employment Law Changes in 2026 and 2027
The Employment Rights Act 2025 is introducing significant changes to employment law. Following up on our earlier article, Kenneth Lees, Head of Employment, summarises the
FDRs: What a Waste of Time and Money!
A Financial Dispute Resolution hearing, or FDR, is meant to be the point in a divorce financial settlement where everything comes together, and the dispute
How Much Compensation Can You Claim for Medical Negligence?
How Medical Negligence Compensation Is Assessed If you have suffered an injury, illness or worsening of an existing condition because of medical negligence, one of
Agricultural Land Transactions: What Do Buyers and Sellers Need to Know?
Buying or selling agricultural land in England can be considerably more complex than a standard property transaction. Farms and rural estates can often involve several
How Long Do You Have to Make a Medical Negligence Claim?
In most cases, you have three years to start a medical negligence claim in England and Wales. The three-year medical negligence time limit will usually
Redundancy Rights: What Are You Entitled To?
If you are made redundant, you may be entitled to statutory or contractual redundancy pay, notice pay, accrued holiday pay. Your employer should follow a
Non-Molestation Orders: What Are They and How Do You Apply?
Domestic abuse is never something you should have to put up with, and it does not always involve physical violence. Domestic abuse can also take
Shared Ownership: What Is It and How Does It Work?
Buying a home can be challenging, particularly when property prices and deposit requirements are high. Shared ownership may provide a more affordable route onto the