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Opinion  |  04:11:26
Government drops proposed 15-year settlement wait for eligible care workers
Opinion  |  04:11:26
Mesothelioma claims: a long-overdue increase in interim payments
Rachel James, a partner in our Respiratory Disease team, welcomes a much-needed update to the court rules that will make a real difference to people living with mesothelioma and their families.
Opinion  |  04:11:26
Racial inequalities in baby loss: what the research tells us and what needs to change
Divya Anand, a Senior Associate in our Clinical Negligence team with a particular interest in maternal injury, looks at the latest research, what families have been telling us about their experiences of maternity care, and what needs to change.
Opinion  |  03:11:26
Enforcing child arrangement orders made in England and Wales abroad: Practical guide for parents (2026)
This article originally appeared on Global Law Experts. 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 most urgent and complex challenges in international family law.
Opinion  |  03:11:26
How courts in England and Wales decide Habitual Residence in Hague child abduction cases, 2026 practical guide
This article originally appeared on Global Law Experts. 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 immediately before an alleged wrongful removal or retention decides whether the courts of England and Wales can order a summary return at all.
Person recovering from an injury at home, reflecting on their recovery
Opinion  |  02:11:26
What happens if you get worse after you’ve accepted compensation?
Stuart Brazington, a Partner in our Personal Injury Team, explains what happens if you get worse after accepting compensation, and why it's so important to understand the risks before agreeing to a settlement.
News  |  30:10:26
RWK Goodman’s injury division shortlisted for Chambers UK Solicitor Award
RWK Goodman’s injury division has been recognised for its commitment to supporting victims of negligence and delivering high-quality and transformative outcomes with a nomination at a leading industry awards.
Holding hands
Opinion  |  30:10:26
Who rebuilds the lives of those caring for the injured?
When someone suffers a serious injury, the impact on their family can be enormous. Louise Hart, Head of Personal Injury at RWK Goodman, explores what happens when a husband, wife or parent becomes a carer, and why their needs matter too.
Opinion  |  28:10:26
CQC’s State of Care 2025/26: what does it mean for adult social care providers?
CQC’s latest State of Care report describes an adult social care market undergoing significant change. Demand is increasing, funding remains under pressure and the shape of the provider market is shifting.
Spouse providing gratuitous care to injured partner
Opinion  |  27:10:26
Compensation for unpaid care from family and friends after an injury
Roisin O'Dubhlaoidh, an Associate in our Personal Injury team with extensive experience of complex, life-changing injury claims, explains when compensation can be claimed for care provided by family and friends, how much it may be worth and what happens when a relative gives up work to help.
Doctor being upfront with a patient in accordance with the duty of candour
Opinion  |  23:10:26
Duty of candour: what are your rights when medical treatment goes wrong?
When something goes wrong with medical treatment, getting a straight answer about what happened isn't always easy. Paul Rumley, a Partner in our Clinical Negligence team, explains the duty of candour, what hospitals and other healthcare providers are required to tell patients, and what you can do if important questions go unanswered.
Person affected by sight loss
Opinion  |  21:10:26
Hydroxychloroquine toxicity: when treatment for lupus or arthritis leads to sight loss
Hydroxychloroquine is an important treatment for people living with lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, but it can sometimes cause permanent damage to their eyesight. Divya Anand, a Senior Associate in our Clinical Negligence team, is currently representing clients who have suffered sight loss following hydroxychloroquine treatment. Here, she explains why appropriate prescribing and regular eye monitoring are so important.
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