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Observations and the Use of Technology – Rounding up the Lampard Inquiry’s Interim Recommendations Hearing and Evidence
The Lampard Inquiry has concluded hearings on potential interim recommendations relating to resuscitation and the use of technology in mental health settings. This article explores the evidence heard on Oxevision,...
The Critical Role of Trial Bundles in Successful Court Proceedings
Trial bundles are a crucial part of successful court proceedings. By bringing together the key documents, evidence and submissions in a clear and accessible format, they enable judges, legal representatives...
Black History Month: Susie Labinjoh’s Lifelong Commitment to Justice and Human Rights
From challenging miscarriages of justice to defending the right to protest, Susie Labinjoh has spent her career fighting for those whose voices might otherwise go unheard. As Head of the...
Christmas and Deputyship: Planning Ahead for P’s Best Interests
For professional deputies, Christmas requires more than festive preparations. From managing additional care costs and holiday spending to navigating complex gifting decisions, forward planning is essential to ensure P can...
The Property Transfer That Failed: A Warning for Parents Seeking to Avoid or Reduce Child Maintenance Payments
Parents who transfer property in an attempt to avoid or reduce child maintenance payments may find the courts looking beyond the paperwork. In F v EE [2026], the Family Court...
Prison Early Release Scheme: What Is It, And What Are The Implications?
The Sentencing Act 2026 introduces the new Prison Early Release Scheme, known as the Progression Model. Designed to address prison overcrowding, the scheme will allow certain eligible prisoners serving Standard...
When Can My Freeholder Recover Litigation Costs Through The Service Charge?
The Upper Tribunal's decision in Walsh v Star and Garter Mansions (Management Company) highlights the importance of lease wording when determining whether a freeholder can recover litigation costs through service...
Mesothelioma Awareness Day: Understanding Asbestos Risks and Supporting Vital Research
Mesothelioma Awareness Day, held annually on 26 September, aims to raise awareness of this rare asbestos-related cancer and the need for continued research into improved treatments. Despite asbestos bans, thousands...
The Modern Identity Theft Epidemic And The Heightened Risk Upon Death And Estate Administration
Families often face unexpected delays when dealing with banks after a loved one dies. With identity theft, cybercrime and large‑scale data breaches becoming increasingly common, financial institutions are under growing...
Account Freezing Orders: What Are They and What Can You Do If Your Account Is Frozen?
An Account Freezing Order (AFO) can prevent you from accessing money held in a personal or business bank account and can have significant financial consequences. Our guide explains how AFOs...