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Why the Early Notification Scheme Risks undercompensating injured children
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Why the Early Notification Scheme Risks undercompensating injured children

Posted on 13th May 2022 in Medical Negligence

The aim of the Early Notification Scheme (ENS) is to investigate serious incidents relating to birth early, to learn from mistakes made and to prevent similar incidents happening in the future.
Endurance Arthur

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Endurance Arthur

Partner and Solicitor
Bowel cancer – let’s continue the dialogue
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Bowel cancer – let’s continue the dialogue

Posted on 11th May 2022 in Medical Negligence

Cancer is a terrible disease, and the diagnosis is devastating.  Thankfully, many cancers are now treatable with timely detection and treatment being key.  
Michelle Beckett

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Michelle Beckett

Senior Associate & Solicitor
The psychological effect that a traumatic birth can have on a mother
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The psychological effect that a traumatic birth can have on a mother

Posted on 10th May 2022 in Medical Negligence

During Mental Health Awareness week we would like to highlight the psychological effect that a traumatic birth can have on a mother, which is often overlooked, and in particular where the medical care provided has been negligent.    
Clair Hemming

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Clair Hemming

Partner and Solicitor
What should Employers be doing when returning to the office?
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What should Employers be doing when returning to the office?

Posted on 10th May 2022 in Employment

The pandemic has accelerated the trend of working from home but with the lifting of restrictions and workplaces reopening, employers are now having to think about what approach should be adopted when it comes to future work arrangements.
Mai Mbye

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Mai Mbye

Solicitor
No Fault Divorce sees surge in applications
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No Fault Divorce sees surge in applications

Posted on 27th April 2022 in Family Law

When the clock finally chimed for the introduction of no-fault divorce, courts saw a surge in petitions from couples looking to separate amicably and avoid the blame game.
10 reasons to register a trade mark
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10 reasons to register a trade mark

Posted on 25th April 2022 in Intellectual Property

I have never registered a trade mark for my business, what are the 10 benefits of trade mark registration and how much does it cost?
Jessica Whittick

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor
What is parental alienation?
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What is parental alienation?

Posted on 25th April 2022 in Family Law

Parental alienation is a term that is difficult to define but it is considered to involve extreme negativity by one parent with the aim of interfering in a child’s relationship with their other parent by creating hostility to contact.
Bea Taylor

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Bea Taylor

Solicitor
Child Arrangements and Child Maintenance after Separation
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Child Arrangements and Child Maintenance after Separation

Posted on 20th April 2022 in Family Law

It is important to ensure arrangements for the children of the family are put in place swiftly to help minimise the disruption to their lives. As parents you will need to think carefully about the arrangements for each of you to spend time with your children and this article explores the options available to help you move forward.
Bea Taylor

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Bea Taylor

Solicitor
Nearly half of NHS maternity services in England are unsafe
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Nearly half of NHS maternity services in England are unsafe

Posted on 12th April 2022 in Medical Negligence

The lives of babies are at risk because maternity units are still unsafe, years after families raised concerns about preventable deaths resulting from poor care.
Endurance Arthur

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Endurance Arthur

Partner and Solicitor
Top 4 considerations for commercial landlords after Covid
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Top 4 considerations for commercial landlords after Covid

Posted on 12th April 2022 in Property Litigation, Dispute Resolution, Coronavirus Pandemic

The Coronavirus pandemic significantly affected many business sectors and landlords may now wish to reassess their options in seeking to re-let their properties.
Waiting times for ambulances leaves lives of patients in England at risk
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Waiting times for ambulances leaves lives of patients in England at risk

Posted on 11th April 2022 in Medical Negligence

999 callers in England are facing an ‘appalling’ wait time for an ambulance to arrive according to Dr Katherine Henderson, president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine.
Simon Mansfield

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Simon Mansfield

Partner and Solicitor
Joint ownership of copyright and the Ed Sheeran case
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Joint ownership of copyright and the Ed Sheeran case

Posted on 07th April 2022 in Intellectual Property

The High Court has just handed down a judgment that Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You” does not infringe copyright in the 2015 song “Oh Why” written by Sami Chokri and Ross O’Donoghue.
Jessica Whittick

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Jessica Whittick

Solicitor