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Uncategorised  |  25:03:26
The Swindon Railway Works 40 years on: A tale of two sides
Opinion  |  23:03:26
Modern Families in Focus: Key Takeaways from the Jersey International Family and Child Law Conference 2026
This article answers some of the most common questions parents ask about child abduction, consent, and court orders. If you are unfamiliar with the legal terminology used in these cases, you may also find it helpful to read our guide to the key terms involved: Parental child abduction law; important orders, terms and phrases.
Opinion  |  20:03:26
Pay changes for sponsored care workers
Pay changes for sponsored workers come into force on 8 April. But how much of an impact will these have on your sponsored care workers?
Case Study  |  18:03:26
Compensation recovered for family of 43-year-old man who died from mesothelioma after exposure to asbestos in 2001
Partner, Jennifer Seavor, concluded a claim for Mr K Mallen who was sadly diagnosed with mesothelioma and died at the age of 43.
Case Study  |  18:03:26
Compensation recovered for former joiner diagnosed with diffuse pleural thickening
Partner, Jennifer Seavor, concluded a claim for Mr John, a joiner, who was sadly diagnosed with diffuse pleural thickening.
Case Study  |  18:03:26
£495,000 for Mechanical Engineer exposed to Asbestos by MOD
Mr G instructed our Partner, Rachel James. He was exposed to Asbestos by MOD. He was diagnosed with pleural mesothelioma in December 2020 having been exposed to asbestos whilst working for the MOD as an apprentice mechanical engineer in Portsmouth Dockyard.
Case Study  |  18:03:26
Daughter of former steel erector successfully recovers compensation from his former employers
Our Senior Associate, Laura Wilkinson, was instructed by the daughter Kate Edgar, to investigate a compensation claim against his former employers.
Case Study  |  18:03:26
Out of time claim settles on eve of the trial
Mr C was diagnosed with mesothelioma in the autumn of 2010 when he was aged 71 and his wife Mrs C was 70. He had worked for Babcock and Wilcox (boiler manufacturers) as a service engineer in the 1960’s with extensive exposure to asbestos in power stations and other industrial locations.
Case Study  |  18:03:26
Mesothelioma claim which another firm turned down settles
Mr A sadly died of mesothelioma in 2018. He had worked in the building trade in the 1960s, but deteriorated so quickly after his diagnosis that no lifetime statement was obtained.
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Opinion  |  18:03:26
Understanding “Reasonable” vs “Best” Endeavours in Solicitors’ Undertakings
Undertakings are a cornerstone of residential conveyancing because they allow solicitors to rely on each other’s clear and enforceable promises, often relating to steps that must occur after completion, such as redeeming an existing...
Opinion  |  17:03:26
RWK Goodman hosts first Legal Landscapes Case Manager Conference Cymru
The pursuit of knowledge (and the associated “power” it bestows) was a thread that ran through the talks at the RWK Goodman Legal Landscapes 2026 Case Manager Conference Cymru covering education, healthcare, who should be appointed as a Court of Protection Deputy for Property & Affairs and how to choose a case manager.
Case Study  |  17:03:26
Six-figure settlement obtained for family of plumbing and heating assistant
Rachel Carman and George Bell at RWK Goodman secured a six‑figure settlement for the family of a heating mate who developed fatal mesothelioma after heavy asbestos exposure during his work in the 1960s. Find out more.
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