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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
Welsh Case Management Conference
Opinion  |  28:07:26
A Mountain to Climb with Horatio’s Garden
It takes you a while to find your feet when moving to a new place of work. Getting to know the new systems, learning the politics and meeting all the new faces in the...
Opinion  |  28:07:26
The Deputy, The Spliff and the Law Courts
On 5th January 2026 the Royal Court in Jersey had to consider what they described as a highly unusual case. In the matter of E (Capacity) [2026] JRC002 the Court were asked to consider...
Opinion  |  17:06:26
The Confident Case Manager Seminar: Raising standards and navigating complex decisions in case management
On 11 June 2026, RWK Goodman was delighted to co-host its inaugural seminar alongside the Institute of Registered Case Managers (IRCM), The Confident Case Manager. The event brought together case managers, legal professionals and rehabilitation specialists to explore the future of professional case management.
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  |  23:09:25
How we helped the Keens secure independence for their daughter Lucy who lives with brain injury and to have a voice in the administration of her deputyship.
Since 2016, our Compensation Protection team has been a professional financial deputy for Lucy Keen, working with her parents John and Kate to secure one thing: a suitable level of independence for Lucy.
Opinion  |  15:09:25
Insights from the Ahead Together Poster Showcase
In May 2025, the biennial Ahead Together Conference explored the theme “Families after Brain Injury: Reclaiming Hope.” The day was a testament to the enduring resilience of families navigating life after brain injury.
Opinion  |  15:09:25
Keeping Families in View: Enhancing family-sensitive practices in brain injury litigation
When a family member sustains a brain injury, the litigation process that may follow can be highly complex and emotionally demanding for their family, at a time when they may already be carrying the impact of loss, uncertain futures, and care responsibilities. In this article, we write from different but complementary roles; one of us holding the perspective of a treating clinical neuropsychologist (Dr Daisley), and one as an expert witness (Dr Parker).
Opinion  |  15:09:25
Review of the fourth Ahead Together Conference: Reclaiming Hope
Four conferences in, I think we can safely say that Ahead Together is not only a conference but a community united in its interest in supporting families affected by brain injury.
Uncategorised  |  15:09:25
How can litigation help families?
Many of us appreciate how important family can be and it is something we sometimes take for granted. We trust that our family will be there to celebrate our success, comfort us when we need it and provide us with stability and guidance.
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