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What is the Right to Repair law?
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What is the Right to Repair law?

Posted on 01st July 2021 in Parks

Manufacturers will now have to make spare parts available for white goods and appliances including washing machines, dishwashers, refrigerators and TVs for the first time, with a view to making them easier to repair and cheaper to run.
Errors at one of UK’s largest hospitals leads to death of dozens of babies
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Errors at one of UK’s largest hospitals leads to death of dozens of babies

Posted on 01st July 2021 in Medical Negligence

An investigation over the past decade at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust by The Independent and Channel 4 News uncovered repeated patterns of poor care, examples of botched inquiries and a failure to learn lessons that could keep mothers and their newborns safe.
Endurance Arthur

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Endurance Arthur

Partner and Solicitor
Duty of care in wrongful birth
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Duty of care in wrongful birth

Posted on 30th June 2021 in Medical Negligence

A recent case has given clarity regarding the extent of compensation that should be awarded where  injuries did not relate to the advice sought from a doctor. The supreme Court considered the extent of a doctor’s duty of care in view of what compensation should be paid.
Michelle Beckett

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Michelle Beckett

Senior Associate & Solicitor
Can you make your own homemade Will?
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Can you make your own homemade Will?

Posted on 25th June 2021 in Probate & Wills

If you write your own Will, without help from a solicitor, you need to make sure you know what's required in the eyes of the law. Homemade Wills are often poorly written, contain mistakes or are incorrectly executed. As a result, they are commonly found to be invalid or ineffective after death.
Sue Halfyard

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Sue Halfyard

Partner & Chartered Legal Executive
Patient given wrong medicine for surgery
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Patient given wrong medicine for surgery

Posted on 23rd June 2021 in Medical Negligence

It was reported that in 2018 a hospital drug mix up meant a 77-year-old lady from Plymouth, Devon, was wide awake during her heart surgery at Derriford Hospital.
Endurance Arthur

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Endurance Arthur

Partner and Solicitor
What you need to know about Personal Injury Trusts
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What you need to know about Personal Injury Trusts

Posted on 22nd June 2021 in Later Life Planning

Receiving compensation as a result of a personal injury claim can provide some comfort when living with an injury or disability, however it can also be a daunting prospect. For many, the idea of managing the funds for themselves or their child can be quite overwhelming.
Emma McAdam

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Emma McAdam

Solicitor
Father got PTSD after witnessing his daughter’s birth
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Father got PTSD after witnessing his daughter’s birth

Posted on 16th June 2021 in Medical Negligence

The birth of Elliott Rae’s daughters was distressing, so much so he that struggled with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), but sadly went on without help for over a year.
Endurance Arthur

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Endurance Arthur

Partner and Solicitor
Covid vaccines for children
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Covid vaccines for children

Posted on 14th June 2021 in Family Law

Given the success of the vaccine rollout amongst our adult population, it is natural that thoughts have recently turned towards how children can be best protected.
Bea Taylor

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Bea Taylor

Solicitor
Parental Responsibility
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Parental Responsibility

Posted on 14th June 2021 in Family Law

Individuals with parental responsibility have the right to be involved in important decisions that impact their child’s life, including areas such as education, health and religion.
Bea Taylor

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Bea Taylor

Solicitor
Managing employees during Euro 2020
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Managing employees during Euro 2020

Posted on 11th June 2021 in Employment

The belated 2020 Euros are about to kick-off in Rome. After the success of Wales in the last tournament, and with Scotland and England battling it out in the same group, the tournament may well cause disruption to your business with games scheduled to take place almost daily between 11 June and 11 July 2021.
Joanna Parry

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Joanna Parry

Associate and Solicitor
Moving the tax year boundaries
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Moving the tax year boundaries

Posted on 10th June 2021 in Later Life Planning

A recent report published by the Office for Tax Simplification has suggested that the tax year instead moves to synchronise with the calendar year, so from 1st January to 31st December.
Rachael Morley

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Rachael Morley

Partner & Solicitor
What are Never Events?
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What are Never Events?

Posted on 10th June 2021 in Medical Negligence

NHS Improvement defines Never Events as ‘patient safety incidents that are wholly preventable where guidance or safety recommendations that provide strong systemic protective barriers are available at a national level and have been implemented by healthcare providers’.
Endurance Arthur

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Endurance Arthur

Partner and Solicitor