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Alex McMahon

Case Reiterates Local Authorities should follow Allocation Scheme

R (on the application of Kukhtyak) -v- London Borough of Hounslow [2023] EWHC 2914 (Admin) This sad case concerned an elderly couple...

Shilpa Mathuradas

Party Wall Case Law: The Leading Authorities Explained

A surveyor drafting an award needs the citation for Kaye. A solicitor advising on a late appeal needs to know...

Jodi Newton

New UK Supreme Court Ruling regarding Secondary Victims...

The Supreme Court has today, on the 11th January 2024, upheld the Court of Appeal’s order to dismiss the claims...

Jodi Newton

Secondary Victim Claims

Secondary victims in clinical negligence cases What is a secondary victim in clinical negligence cases? Most compensation claims are concerned...

Lisa Pepper

Financial Remedy Orders Explained

It is common for disagreements to arise over the finances during a divorce, even if you are on good terms...

Harriet McMorrin

What is a Final Order?

The introduction of no-fault divorces brought about a number of changes to the divorce process in England and Wales. One...

Lisa Pepper

Parental alienation: A legal overview

Sometimes, a child may turn against one of their parents due to the other parent’s manipulation or influence. This...

Sam Collard

Bicycle Accident Claim Payouts: How Much Compensation Can...

Most UK bicycle accident payouts fall between roughly £2,000 for minor injuries and £200,000 or more for serious brain or spinal injuries....

Hannah Goldstein

What is maintenance pending suit?

Introduction to maintenance pending suits Divorce proceedings, especially long-drawn-out ones, can impose a financial burden on the financially weaker party....

William Ford

Supreme Court sets High Threshold for Local Authorities...

Judgment was handed down on 28 November 2023 by the Supreme Court in an important case regarding the main housing duty. The...