Brain tumour and medical negligence: Can you make a claim?
Being diagnosed with a brain tumour can be a worrying time. Control of your daily life can disappear and become replaced by feeling anxious, uncertain and overwhelmed. We understand you may be worried and concerned about your future and how to provide for your family. Our specialist team have many years of experience and knowledge […]
Ovarian cancer and medical negligence: Understanding symptoms, diagnosis, and your legal rights
What is ovarian cancer? Ovarian cancer is the growth of abnormal cells in the ovaries. The cells can grow into surrounding tissues or organs. There are different types of ovarian cancer, and the type you have depends on the type of cell it starts in. Symptoms of ovarian cancer Symptoms of ovarian cancer can often […]
Should whistleblowing protections be extended to all job applicants?
A case referred to the Court of Appeal is set to determine whether all job applicants should be legally protected under whistleblowing laws. The outcome could have important implications for recruitment and workplace accountability for the treatment of job applicants across the UK. The current legal landscape At present, UK whistleblowing laws—primarily governed by the […]
Divorce settlements and private school fees: Ensuring your child’s future
Divorcing parents often face difficult decisions regarding their child’s education, particularly when it comes to private school fees. With rising tuition costs and changes to VAT exemptions for independent schools, many parents are increasingly concerned about ensuring their child can continue at their school or university of choice following divorce. Securing school fees in a […]
Assets in the UK and France: Should I have one Will or two?
Before 17 August 2015, the usual advice to people owning property in both the UK and France was that it was preferable to have two separate Wills governing the assets in each country. French inheritance law with its rules of forced heir ship for beneficiaries such as children applied to all French land and buildings, […]
