Welcome to the Info Hub.

The latest news from RWK Goodman

Filter by
Post Types
Business Services
Personal Services
Case Study  |  05:06:26
Former factory worker secures substantial six-figure settlement following mesothelioma diagnosis
Rachel Carman, specialist mesothelioma solicitor at RWK Goodman, alongside George Bell from the firm’s Respiratory Disease team, represented Alfred in his claim, securing a substantial six-figure settlement and funding for his future treatment needs. 
Opinion  |  05:06:26
Supreme Court overturns Cheshire West: What this landmark deprivation of liberty ruling means for disabled people
In a significant and unexpected move, the UK Supreme Court has overturned a key aspect of its landmark Cheshire West decision, fundamentally changing how deprivation of liberty is assessed for disabled people. The ruling,...
Opinion  |  05:06:26
Coroner statistics 2025: Key trends and what they mean for families in England and Wales
The Ministry of Justice has now published the Coroners statistics 2025: England and Wales, revealing significant changes in the number of deaths being reported to coroners, the types of cases reaching inquest, and the...
News  |  05:06:26
Modernised long-term lease secured for Sainsbury’s Beckenham following advice from RWK Goodman
An independent real estate investment group has secured a long-term lease from Sainsbury’s at one of its properties in southeast London following advice from RWK Goodman.
E scooter on road at dusk with car headlights in the background
Opinion  |  05:06:26
E-scooter accident claims – what you need to know if you’ve been involved in an e-scooter collision
Sophie Worlock and Mark Hambleton explain what you need to know if you've been involved in an accident with an e-scooter.
Opinion  |  04:06:26
Landmark supreme court ruling on deprivation of liberty law
The Supreme Court has unanimously overturned the P v Cheshire West and Chester Council [2014] UKSC 19 decision and removed the single “acid test” to determine whether or not someone is deprived of their liberty.
Opinion  |  03:06:26
Building safety – legal responsibilities for residential estate management
The Building Safety Act 2022 (BSA) places a range of new statutory duties on those responsible for residential buildings; duties that can extend to Right to Manage (RTM) or leaseholder owned freehold companies (a resident management (RM) company) where they hold management and repair obligations for an estate or block of flats.
press
News  |  03:06:26
RWK Goodman launches modern regional hub in Swindon
RWK Goodman has invested in a leading regional hub in Swindon as part of its wider long-term continuing commitment to Wiltshire.
Opinion  |  01:06:26
International relocation of children
International child relocation arises when one parent wishes to move their child to live in a different country, triggering a range of practical and legal considerations.  
Opinion  |  01:06:26
Knocked off your bike by a hit and run driver? Understanding your rights and making a claim.
If you or someone close to you has been injured by a hit and run driver whilst out cycling, you may be left wondering what your options are. According to data from the Motor...
Opinion  |  29:05:26
High Court confirms claim for unpaid subscriber shares may be time-barred after six years
The High Court has held that a company’s claim for payment for shares subscribed for on incorporation was time barred where proceedings were issued more than six years after the payment obligation first arose. The decision underlines the importance of identifying when a shareholder’s liability to pay crystallises and acting promptly to enforce it, otherwise the company could lose the opportunity to enforce the obligation to pay. 
Opinion  |  26:05:26
When inquests trigger CQC scrutiny
In a recent case, our client was contacted by an inspector from the CQC’s Specific Incident Progression Team in relation to a service user who died at our client’s service.
Loading...
Show more