Articles in ‘Opinion’ Category

Our inquest team specialise in working with bereaved families to try and get answers as to why their loved one has died and, where appropriate, seek accountability for any errors or omissions that may…

This article has been written by Katy McIntosh, Clinical Manager and Clinical Specialist Prosthetist at Proactive Prosthetics. When discussing prosthetic rehabilitation, it is important to recognise that no two people experience limb loss or…

This article originally appeared on Global Law Experts here. Where a child is wrongfully taken abroad immediate steps matter more in the first hours than at any later stage, because early action can preserve…

This article originally appeared on Global Law Experts here. Quick summary: This is a practical guide for intended parents who used surrogacy overseas and need to secure a parental order in England and Wales,…

This article originally appeared on Global Law Experts here. To enforce child custody orders made in England Wales parents hold against a child who has been taken or kept abroad is one of the…

This article originally appeared on Global Law Experts here. Habitual residence determinations sit at the centre of almost every contested Hague Convention return application, because the question of where a child was habitually resident…

This article originally appeared on Global Law Experts here. Relocating child overseas negotiate consent start decisions are among the most emotionally charged and legally complex situations a separated parent can face, and getting the…

This article originally appeared on Global Law Experts here. Who this is for: Parents (and their lawyers) in England and Wales defending a Hague Convention return application where domestic abuse, coercive control or risk…

This article has been authored by Sarah Prager KC, Barrister at Deka Chambers. Sarah undertakes high value, complex and sensitive personal injury claims of all kinds, acting both for claimants and for defendants.