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Opinion  |  10:08:26
Ofsted prosecutes unregistered children’s home provider imposing a significant fine
On 4 August 2026, Ofsted secured its first successful prosecution of an unregistered children’s home provider. The company and its directors pleaded guilty to operating three unregistered children’s homes and providing accommodation to nine children. They were sentenced to a cumulative fine of £92,400, costs of £17,250 and victim surcharges totalling £2,960.
Opinion  |  07:08:26
MEES and EPC B: have you checked your commercial leases?
The Government has given commercial landlords more time to deal with MEES (Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards). It has not given them a reason to do nothing.
Person using a calculator to calculate future loss in a personal injury compensation claim
Opinion  |  06:08:26
How are future financial losses calculated in a personal injury claim?
Head of Personal Injury Louise Hart explains how future earnings, care and other long-term financial losses are calculated in a personal injury claim.
Opinion  |  06:08:26
The Impact of the Enforcement of the EU AI Act on UK Companies
The transparency rules of the EU AI Act (the “AI Act”) became applicable on 2 August 2026. The AI Act’s transparency obligations (mainly Article 50) are now one of the key sets of rules that have become enforceable and apply broadly to businesses that use generative AI to produce content.
Case Study  |  05:08:26
£2.5 million settlement following a life-changing spinal cord injury
Ian Carrier and Ellen Little, from RWK Goodman’s Oxford Personal Injury team, have secured a £2.5 million settlement for a woman who sustained a life-changing spinal cord injury in a serious road traffic collision.
Case Study  |  31:07:26
£5.6 million lump sum and lifelong payments secured for young woman left paraplegic following scoliosis surgery
Head of Medical Negligence Simon Elliman secured a £5.6 million lump sum and lifelong annual payments for a young woman left permanently paraplegic following scoliosis surgery.
Uncategorised  |  31:07:26
£400,000 settlement after alleged failure to give cauda equina red-flag advice
Head of Medical Negligence Simon Elliman recovered £400,000 for a man left with permanent neurological damage following an alleged failure to provide clear advice about the red-flag symptoms of cauda equina syndrome.
Opinion  |  29:07:26
A Guide to Investing in Residential Property
Jo Kent, Partner in our Residential Property team, explains the key legal and tax considerations involved in residential property investment, from ownership structure and SDLT to mortgage conditions, title risks and tenancy issues. She highlights why early advice from a specialist conveyancer and other professional advisers can help protect your investment and support long-term portfolio growth.
Opinion  |  28:07:26
Understanding contributory negligence: can you still claim compensation if the accident was partly your fault?
Head of Personal Injury, Louise Hart, considers an issue relevant in many personal injury compensation claims.
Opinion  |  28:07:26
The United Kingdom divided? – The impact of devolution in healthcare
As you are probably aware England and Wales share a single legal jurisdiction with the Scots and the Irish having maintained their own systems over the years since being absorbed into The United Kingdom...
Opinion  |  28:07:26
All change in the world of DoLS
In a recent groundbreaking judgment, the Supreme Court changed the way that a deprivation of liberty is assessed. The judgment has received mixed responses, but has also sparked significant debate among legal professionals, care...
Opinion  |  28:07:26
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