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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  |  21:05:26
Recovering hospice costs when bringing a negligence claim
In this article, Jennifer Seavor, Partner in our Respiratory Diseases team, takes us through the specific and unique circumstances of recovering the cost of hospice care when bringing a clinical negligence claim. For information...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
The Perinatal Mortality Review Tool: What is it, when is it used and what can it tell us about the death of a newborn?
In this article, Clinical Negligence Partner, Kerstin Scheel, takes us through the Perinatal Mortality Review Tool and the investigations that hospital Trusts do on the death of a newborn or the death of a...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
What types of loss can be claimed after someone dies through negligence?
The sudden death of a loved one can have far reaching consequences, profoundly affecting the lives of those closest to them. In many cases, individuals rely on one another for financial support and for...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
Charity spotlight: Celebrating 20 years of HASAG
In this article, Partner Jen Seavor from our Respiratory Disease team explains the work she does before handing over to Lynne Squibb, CEO the incredible charity, HASAG, who has been supporting those affected by...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
The case for a public inquiry into sepsis: Why it matters now
In this article, Hannah Blackwell, Clinical Negligence Partner, explores the growing call for a public inquiry into sepsis care in the UK. Drawing on her experience supporting families affected by fatal and life changing...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
Mansoor’s story – uncovering failures through the inquest process
Monika Krzysztopolska represented the family of Mr Mansoor Zaman at the inquest following his tragic death after a series of failures while he was an informal patient at the Newham Mental Health Centre, managed...
Opinion  |  21:05:26
Attending an inquest hearing: A practical guide for families
Attending a loved one’s inquest hearing can feel incredibly daunting. We recognise that uncertainty about what will happen, and what is expected of you, can cause additional worry to an already difficult time. In this guide, Miryam Vermaat, brings together some of the most common practical questions families ask about attending an inquest in person, so you know what to expect and can feel as prepared as possible.
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