On 12 March, the Home Secretary, Theresa May, finally set in motion plans for establishing a public inquiry into undercover policing and related issues. This follows allegations of unlawful practices carried out by the Special Demonstrations Squad (SDS) of the Metropolitan Police regarding our long-standing client Neville Lawrence, including gathering intelligence to smear his family after the murder of his son Stephen in 1993…

As a personal injury solicitor, I regularly see physiotherapists working closely with spinal consultants, doctors, nurses and occupational therapists to assist in the rehabilitation process after a patient has suffered a spinal injury. The main aim is to try and restore movement, whether this is partial or full movement…

Selective landlord licensing schemes were first introduced in April 2006 through the Housing Act 2004.

The reasoning behind the scheme was to raise the standard of living for tenants in the private rental sector (by eliminating rogue landlords) and reduce anti-social behaviour in the borough…

A prominent illustration of the dangers of dying without making a will has been made by Rik Mayall recently.

His estate is estimated to be about £1.2 million…

Cohabitation and co-ownership has many facets – it covers unmarried couples (heterosexual and homosexual), friends, and families who for social, cultural, convenience, or financial reasons have decided to live and/or or buy together. We will see an increase in cohabitation and co-ownership with the stigma of ‘living in sin’ being eroded and the astronomic property prices making buying on your own a diminishing dream…