Welcome to the Info Hub.

The latest news from RWK Goodman

Filter by
Post Types
Business Services
Personal Services
Opinion  |  20:08:26
What does the Renters’ Rights Act mean for private landlords?
The Renters’ Rights Act represents a major change to private renting in England. It reforms how tenancies are created, how landlords can recover possession, how rent increases must be handled, and what tenants can...
Medical expert typing a report for a serious injury claim
Opinion  |  20:08:26
Why choosing the right medical expert matters in serious personal injury and medical negligence claims
Rosie Hodgetts explains why choosing the right medical expert can be crucial in serious injury and medical negligence claims, and what solicitors look for when selecting the right specialist.
Case Study  |  19:08:26
Seven figure settlement for a man who lost an eye after workplace accident
Louise Smith explains how a workplace accident claim that initially appeared difficult in terms of liability ultimately resulted in a full admission of liability and a seven-figure settlement.
Case Study  |  18:08:26
Spinal cord injury claim: £500,000 recovered despite a real risk of no compensation at all
Ian Carrier and Ellen Little explain how they secured £500,000 in compensation for a young man left with tetraplegia following a road traffic collision, despite complex liability issues and a very real risk that his claim could fail entirely.
Opinion  |  17:08:26
Interim payments in personal injury and medical negligence claims: what are they and when can you get one?
Mark Hambleton explains how interim payments can provide vital early financial support during personal injury and medical negligence claims, including when they are available and what they can be used for.
Opinion  |  13:08:26
Independent administrators explained: when and why are they appointed?
Administering an estate can become difficult where disagreements arise between executors, or between executors and beneficiaries. Disputes can lead to delays, increasing costs and making it more difficult for the estate to be administered...
Opinion  |  12:08:26
What happens if a child is taken to a country which is not part of the Hague Convention? Your options explained
When a child is wrongfully taken to another country or retained there without the consent of the other parent, many people assume that the 1980 Hague Convention is the only mechanism to secure the child’s return. However, when a country is not a signatory to the 1980 Hague Convention there may be other options available to assist in securing a child’s return.
Opinion  |  12:08:26
What happens if a child is taken from a country which is not part of the Hague Convention and brought to England? Your options explained
When a child is abducted from a country that is not a signatory to the 1980 Hague Convention and brought to England and Wales, parents are often uncertain about what legal remedies are available. Whilst the Hague Convention may not apply to the country from which the child was taken, that does not mean there is no legal route to seek the child's return.
Case Study  |  12:08:26
Inquest finds neglect contributed to the death of a vulnerable young man at HMP Bristol
Georgie Smith died at Southmead Hospital on 5 January 2024, three days after using a ligature at HMP Bristol, where he was being held on remand. Through the inquest process, his family were able to uncover serious failings in the care he received. The jury concluded that his death was contributed to by neglect.
Opinion  |  10:08:26
Ofsted prosecutes unregistered children’s home provider imposing a significant fine
On 4 August 2026, Ofsted secured its first successful prosecution of an unregistered children’s home provider. The company and its directors pleaded guilty to operating three unregistered children’s homes and providing accommodation to nine children. They were sentenced to a cumulative fine of £92,400, costs of £17,250 and victim surcharges totalling £2,960.
Opinion  |  07:08:26
MEES and EPC B: have you checked your commercial leases?
The Government has given commercial landlords more time to deal with MEES (Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards). It has not given them a reason to do nothing.
Person using a calculator to calculate future loss in a personal injury compensation claim
Opinion  |  06:08:26
How are future financial losses calculated in a personal injury claim?
Head of Personal Injury Louise Hart explains how future earnings, care and other long-term financial losses are calculated in a personal injury claim.
Loading...
Show more