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brain-injury
personal-injury

Supporting Survivors of Brain Injury and Spreading Awareness During Action for Brain Injury Week 2026

Action for Brain Injury Week 2026 shines a light on the often invisible and life-changing impact of brain injuries on individuals and their families. From cognitive and emotional challenges to...

May 18, 2026

Opinion

court
criminal-defence

Risks Of Using AI In Your Criminal Proceedings

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how information is created and shared, but its use in criminal proceedings carries significant risks. Generative AI tools—such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Meta AI can...

May 13, 2026

Sean Caulfield

Jiawen Guo

Blog

criminal-defence
extradition

Extradition Explained – Part 2: What Happens at a Final Extradition Hearing?

If you contest extradition following your initial hearing, your case will proceed to a Final Extradition Hearing at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. This article explains what happens during the hearing, the...

May 11, 2026

Shyan MacTavish

Opinion

amputation
personal-injury

BAPO (The British Association of Prosthetics and Orthotics) Awareness Campaign

Following attendance at the BAPO Regional Conference in Oxford, we reflect on the inspiring stories, innovative discussions and collaborative work driving awareness for prosthetics and orthotics services across the UK....

May 8, 2026

Karen Mann

Opinion

dispute-resolution

Evidence – Does It Matter How This Is Obtained (In Civil Court Proceedings)?

Evidence is central to any civil claim, but how it is obtained can be just as important as its relevance. While English courts may admit relevant evidence regardless of how...

May 1, 2026

Chun Wong

Blog

asbestos
asbestos-related-disease
asbestosis

What Are The Different Types Of Asbestos?

Learn about the different types of asbestos, how they were used across the UK in construction and industry, and why exposure to asbestos fibres can lead to serious illnesses such...

April 29, 2026

Lorna Webster

Opinion

asbestos
lung-cancer
mesothelioma

Remember the Dead, Fight for the Living: Workers’ Memorial Day 2026

Workers’ Memorial Day, held on 28 April, is a time to remember those who have died because of their work and to renew the fight for safer workplaces. This article...

April 28, 2026

Lorna Webster

Opinion

lung-cancer
mesothelioma

Mesothelioma – Symptoms and Early Signs

Mesothelioma is a cancer of the mesothelium, most commonly caused by asbestos exposure. Symptoms can take decades to appear and vary depending on the type: pleural, peritoneal, pericardial, or testicular....

April 22, 2026

Lorna Webster

Alisa Ahmad

Blog

personal-injury

How is My Personal Injury Claim Valued?

Understanding how a personal injury claim is valued can help you make sense of the compensation process after an accident. Valuation is based on medical evidence, the severity of your...

April 22, 2026

Taylor Mahindru

Opinion

asbestos
asbestos-related-disease
mesothelioma

Changes to UK Asbestos Regulations

The Government and the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) are reviewing UK asbestos legislation, with potential updates expected for 2025–2026. While the Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 remain in force,...

April 22, 2026

Lorna Webster

Trish Monks

Blog

asbestos
asbestos-related-disease
asbestosis

Understanding Asbestos And The Health Risks Of Exposure

Asbestos is a hazardous material that was widely used in UK construction and manufacturing before its ban, and exposure can still occur today, particularly in older buildings. This guide explains...

April 15, 2026

Lorna Webster

Opinion

dispute-resolution

When Best Practice Creates Barriers: PD 57AC and Access to Justice

PD 57AC was introduced to preserve the authenticity of witness statements, ensuring they reflect a witness’s own recollection. However, for vulnerable clients—especially those with limited English or literacy skills—the rules...

April 14, 2026

Tabea Wilkes

Opinion

dispute-resolution

Limitation In Claims Involving A Protected Party

Limitation periods are a critical aspect of any legal claim, but the rules differ where a protected party is involved. This article outlines how Section 28 of the Limitation Act...

April 10, 2026

Chun Wong

Opinion

personal-injury

Reasons To Avoid Using AI To Provide Information To Your Solicitor

AI tools may seem helpful, but when it comes to your personal injury claim, they can introduce inaccuracies, alter your account, and weaken your credibility. Your solicitor needs your genuine...

April 7, 2026

Usheena Patel

Opinion

dispute-resolution

Paste Now, Regret Later? AI And the Privilege Problem

As AI tools become more widely used, questions arise around whether communications with them are protected by legal professional privilege. Recent decisions in both the US and UK suggest significant...

March 30, 2026

Simran Gupta

Opinion

criminal-defence

What Are Suspended Sentences and How Are They Changing In 2026

Suspended sentences allow offenders to serve a custodial sentence in the community under strict conditions. With new changes coming into force in 2026, courts will have greater powers to suspend...

March 25, 2026

Sean Caulfield

Darcey Hayes

Opinion

London Legal Podcast: Training Contracts Special

Discover insights from our latest London Legal Podcast episode as Training Principal Bahareh Amani explores how training contracts are structured, from seat rotations and mentoring to early responsibility. Joined by...

March 23, 2026

Opinion

criminal-defence
youth-crime

National Child Exploitation Awareness Day

Child Exploitation Awareness Day highlights the hidden impact of exploitation on young people. Learn the signs, understand the risks, and take action to support and protect vulnerable children.

March 18, 2026

Caroline Liggins

Emily Cope

Opinion

Wills
wills-and-probate

Your Will Could Become A Public Document, Here’s Why

Many people are unaware that, in the UK, a Will can become publicly accessible once probate is granted. As confirmed in Holt v Information Commissioner & Ministry of Justice, original...

March 18, 2026

Mohan Dhadli

Opinion

dispute-resolution

The Importance Of Preserving Evidence In Civil Proceedings

Evidence plays a crucial role in civil proceedings, helping the court understand what happened and determine the outcome of a dispute. Documents such as contracts, emails and messages often form...

March 13, 2026

Nupur Morzaria