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Uncategorised  |  28:08:26
How Does International Surrogacy Work for UK Intended Parents? A Step-by-Step Guide
On 7 September, UK Parliament will debate the law surrounding surrogacy arrangements in England and Wales. The debate will focus on whether the law in England and Wales should change to recognise parents of a child born by surrogacy at the time of the birth. Currently, whether a child is born in England and Wales or abroad, the legal position of parentage at birth is the same.
Opinion  |  28:08:26
Building Safety – Hotels, Cladding and Commercial Leases: The Building Safety Net Widens
A recent Technology and Construction Court decision is a timely reminder that building safety risk is not confined to residential buildings or to claims brought under the Building Safety Act 2022.
Case Study  |  28:08:26
From £25,000 to £443,000: Why specialist representation matters in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) claims
Head of Personal Injury Louise Hart explains how specialist CRPS expertise helped transform a £25,000 offer into a £443,817 settlement, alongside £24,000 of specialist rehabilitation.
Opinion  |  27:08:26
Swindon’s industrial heritage and the asbestos legacy it left behind
Swindon's industrial heritage is inseparable from the railway that transformed it into one of Britain's great engineering towns. But behind this remarkable success story lies a darker legacy. This article explores how the rise of the Great Western Railway shaped Swindon and how decades of asbestos exposure continue to impact local families long after the Works closed their doors.
News  |  26:08:26
RWK Goodman nominated for four LexisNexis Family Law Awards
RWK Goodman’s family team has once again been recognised for its high-quality client support and specialist expertise in children’s law with nominations for four industry-leading awards.
Opinion  |  21:08:26
Building Safety – BSA application to care homes
This article explains when and how the BSA applies to care home projects, including the higher-risk building regime, wider Building Regulations duties, contractual implications and the practical steps stakeholders should consider from the outset.
Case Study  |  21:08:26
How early rehabilitation helped a motorcyclist rebuild his independence after limb-threatening injuries
Louise Hart explains how early rehabilitation and coordinated support helped a motorcyclist rebuild his independence after suffering devastating injuries in a motorcycle accident caused by unsecured ramps on a passing recovery vehicle.
Person using a calculator to calculate future loss in a personal injury compensation claim
Opinion  |  21:08:26
FCA Conduct rules extend to non-financial misconduct from September 2026
Despite the enormous attention generative AI has received, evidence of large-scale productivity gains remains mixed, with many organisations struggling to achieve measurable returns on their investment.
Opinion  |  20:08:26
What does the Renters’ Rights Act mean for private landlords?
The Renters’ Rights Act represents a major change to private renting in England. It reforms how tenancies are created, how landlords can recover possession, how rent increases must be handled, and what tenants can...
Medical expert typing a report for a serious injury claim
Opinion  |  20:08:26
Why choosing the right medical expert matters in serious personal injury and medical negligence claims
Rosie Hodgetts explains why choosing the right medical expert can be crucial in serious injury and medical negligence claims, and what solicitors look for when selecting the right specialist.
Case Study  |  19:08:26
Seven figure settlement for a man who lost an eye after workplace accident
Louise Smith explains how a workplace accident claim that initially appeared difficult in terms of liability ultimately resulted in a full admission of liability and a seven-figure settlement.
Case Study  |  18:08:26
Spinal cord injury claim: £500,000 recovered despite a real risk of no compensation at all
Ian Carrier and Ellen Little explain how they secured £500,000 in compensation for a young man left with tetraplegia following a road traffic collision, despite complex liability issues and a very real risk that his claim could fail entirely.
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