Conveyancing — 19 Oct 2021
ArticleThe Process of Remortgaging
What is Remortgaging? Remortgaging is when you take out a new mortgage with a new lender on a property you already own…
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Personal Injury — 19 Oct 2021
ArticleThe Rehabilitation Code 2015
The Rehabilitation Code 2015 is a key component in all types of personal injury claims and strives for a collaborative approach to…
Conveyancing — 19 Oct 2021
ArticleThe Steps to Buying a House
The Steps to Buying a House Buying a house, particularly for the first time can be daunting. Here’s our step-by-step guide explaining…
Personal Injury — 19 Oct 2021
ArticleThe Use of Surveillance Evidence in Personal Injury Claims and the Action of Striking Out
Karapetianas v Kent and Sussex Loft Conversions Ltd [2017] EWHC 859 (QB). [2017] All ER (D) 134 (APR) In the case of…
Clinical Negligence — 19 Oct 2021
ArticleTragic Loss Highlights Failures in Medical Duty of Care: The Case of Dylan
Medical negligence can have devastating consequences, as tragically illustrated by the case of nine-year-old Dylan, who passed away due to septic shock…
Clinical Negligence — 19 Oct 2021
ArticleTransvaginal Mesh Procedures for Pelvic Organ Prolapse
A BBC programme by Victoria Derbyshire has highlighted the risks of the vaginal mesh implant. The procedure is often offered to women…
Police Blogs — 19 Oct 2021
ArticleUnlawful Arrest
The decision to arrest and detain an individual in police custody is a highly emotive issue as not only can such an…
Police Blogs — 19 Oct 2021
ArticleUnlawful Stop and Search by The Police
The laws on stop and search have been overhauled by the Police and Criminal Evidence Act to prevent stop and search being…
Police Blogs — 19 Oct 2021
ArticleUnlawful Use of Tasers
A taser is one of a number of tactical options available to police officers and is described by the College of Policing…
Clinical Negligence — 19 Oct 2021
ArticleUrinary incontinence – Potential causes and when this could have been avoided
What is urinary incontinence? Urinary incontinence is an involuntary loss of urine. The two most common causes of urinary incontinence are:- 1.…
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