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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...
A Successful Challenge To A Will On Grounds Of Forgery – Khatun V Hasan And Another (2025)
Challenging a will is rarely straightforward, particularly where allegations of forgery or fraud are involved. In Khatun v Hasan and Another (2025), the High Court examined unusual circumstances surrounding a...
Visual Impairment After Brain Injury: What It Means and What Helps
Visual difficulties after brain injury are frequently misunderstood or misattributed to cognitive or behavioural problems. Early recognition, specialist assessment and tailored rehabilitation are key to improving independence, confidence and long-term...
Recording Medical Expert Examinations: Risks, Rules and Practical Guidance
Recording medical expert examinations is increasingly requested in litigation, particularly in brain injury cases where cognitive performance is under scrutiny. While recording is not inherently improper, it carries legal, strategic...
Valentine’s Day Injuries in Restaurants and Bars: Who Is Liable and What Are Your Rights?
Valentine’s Day is one of the busiest nights for restaurants and bars, bringing higher footfall and increased risk of accidents. From slips and spills to service-related injuries and altercations, establishments...
