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• Confronting the Crisis in Our Digital Age (26/04/2024)
• Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month (25/04/2024)
• Changes to ex gratia payments in the Charities Act 2022 (25/04/2024)
• Family law update – changes to Family Procedure Rules strengthening non-court dispute resolution (24/04/2024)
• Putting trust in trusts: navigating a changing landscape (24/04/2024)
• Brake's “Beep Beep! Day” for road safety – saving little lives (24/04/2024)
• Breaking The Silence on Sexual Assault on Older Woman: An Eastenders Storyline (19/04/2024)
• Webinar Replay: Employment law update | April 2024 (19/04/2024)
• Hugh James advises syndicate of business angels and Wales Angel Co-Investment Fund on latest investment (16/04/2024)
• Hugh James announces latest charity partnership (15/04/2024)
• Decoding the apology in Sexual Abuse Cases (12/04/2024)
• The latest on Northern Provident Investments Ltd (formerly Money Labs Ltd, ISA Lab) (11/04/2024)
• Successful acquisition facilitates United Welsh's vision for affordable housing in Caerphilly (11/04/2024)
• Avoiding family farm disputes: Understanding Proprietary Estoppel (11/04/2024)
• The ‘Pathfinder’ Court for children – a hindrance or opportunity? (10/04/2024)
• Soldier’s career progression hampered by Non-Freezing Cold Injuries suffered during training (09/04/2024)
• The Role of Safeguarding Training with Safeguard First (05/04/2024)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with John King? (05/04/2024)
• Unleashed | Banking team volunteer at Cardiff Dogs Home (05/04/2024)
• How to incorporate net zero into commercial agreements (04/04/2024)
• Hadley v Przybylo: judgment considered (28/03/2024)
• Survivor-Led Conversations on a Silent Issue (28/03/2024)
• Hugh James to sponsor 2024 Social Care Wales Accolades (26/03/2024)
• FND Awareness Day | 25 March 2024 (25/03/2024)
• Celebrating Neurodiversity Week and World Down Syndrome Day (22/03/2024)
• Hugh James receives Estate Planning accolade at European awards (22/03/2024)
• A day in the life of a client with Cerebral Palsy (20/03/2024)
• Engie ordered to pay compensation in business energy claim (19/03/2024)
• Subrogated Claims Update: Armstead v RSA (19/03/2024)
• Hugh James helps British Mountaineering Council secure partnership with HotelPlanner (18/03/2024)
• Net zero in the built environment: leasing and development considerations (18/03/2024)
• Spring Budget 2024: UK’s creative industries are one of the ‘growth sectors of the future’ and set to benefit from new tax reliefs (15/03/2024)
• Unpacking the Controversial Sexual Consent Campaign (15/03/2024)
• Remembering Nellie Kershaw: 100 years since the first documented asbestos-related death (14/03/2024)
• Hugh James welcomes next generation of lawyers for 2024 (14/03/2024)
• Unveiling Military Sexual Trauma: Insights from the Female Veteran Alliance Report (14/03/2024)
• Understanding the Armed Forces Pension Scheme (AFPS) from Female Veterans perspective (14/03/2024)
• Financial awareness for successful transition from service to civilian life (13/03/2024)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Peter Davies? (12/03/2024)
• Female veterans and the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (12/03/2024)
• Celebrating International Women’s Day | Mesothelioma UK Ladies’ Lunch (11/03/2024)
• The Failures in Police Institutions Revealed by the Sarah Everard Case (08/03/2024)
• Inspiring women’s empowerment and inclusion on International Women’s Day (08/03/2024)
• Asbestos litigation and women: Unveiling the hidden dangers on International Women’s Day 2024 (08/03/2024)
• International Women’s Day reflection: Advocating for gender-inclusive automotive safety testing (08/03/2024)
• Hugh James employees' experiences of our Pro Bono Scheme as students during the pandemic (07/03/2024)
• Navigating pension sharing in divorce – Legal precedents, guidance and implications (06/03/2024)
• Former Pro Bono Scheme students explain their Hugh James career journey from student to mentor (04/03/2024)
• International Women's Day (04/03/2024)
• ‘Ear and hearing care for all!’ – World Hearing Day 2024 (03/03/2024)
• The UK Government has announced that it will introduce a mandatory reporting law (01/03/2024)
• Webinar Replay: Employee Ownership Trusts | February 2024 (29/02/2024)
• Hugh James welcomes Employment Partner Claire Tait to the London office (29/02/2024)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work for Mirrlees Blackstone Limited in Stockport between 1970 and 1980? (28/02/2024)
• What is “Martha’s Rule” and how will it impact patients, their families and NHS staff? (27/02/2024)
• Missed Deadlines, Costly Mistakes: Insights from the MacCallum Case (26/02/2024)
• The Asbestos team tackles Fitness for February in support of our partner charity Mesothelioma UK (24/02/2024)
• Navigating disrepair claims: Lessons from Jalili v Bury Council for landlords and claimants (23/02/2024)
• Victims Forced to Choose: Seeking Justice or Seeking Therapy? (23/02/2024)
• Partner Mark Harvey fights for full compensation for road accident victims (23/02/2024)
• The evolving trends in international divorce – A shift away from London as the “Divorce capital of the world”? (23/02/2024)
• Dramatic increase in sign-ups by Hugh James colleagues for this year's Long Course Weekend event (22/02/2024)
• Teenage lower leg amputee becomes youngest in UK to have specialist osseointegration surgery (22/02/2024)
• Amputation of upper limb results in record compensation award (22/02/2024)
• 5 Jurisdictions Family Law Conference 2024 comes to Wales for the first time (20/02/2024)
• Hugh James employees reflect on their time as students on the Pro Bono Scheme years ago (19/02/2024)
• Hugh James advises on builder merchant acquisition (19/02/2024)
• An interview with Yours in Scouting | Part 3 (16/02/2024)
• Multi-million pound total award for young man with life-changing injuries after deliberately being run down by car (15/02/2024)
• Giggles all round at charity comedy night (14/02/2024)
• Important updates on building control regulations in Wales (13/02/2024)
• The Fatal Accidents Act 1976: A brief overview of bereavement damages and the urgent need for reform (12/02/2024)
• Family compensated after “much-loved father” run over and fatally injured by police officer (12/02/2024)
• Success at Armed Forces Compensation Scheme Tribunal for Mr L (12/02/2024)
• Reclaiming nursing care fees | A nephew’s story (12/02/2024)
• Red Bull employment investigation – How to ensure independence (09/02/2024)
• Hugh James supports Small Luxury Hotels of the World™ for landmark collaboration with Hilton (09/02/2024)
• Unveiling Justice: The Rochdale Grooming Scandal (08/02/2024)
• Tinnitus Awareness Week 2024 (08/02/2024)
• Largest cohort of students take part in our Pro Bono Scheme with Cardiff University Law department (07/02/2024)
• Championing sport in Wales at the WSA Sports Industry Awards 2024 (05/02/2024)
• Periodical Payments | Are there benefits over a lump sum settlement? (05/02/2024)
• Government ends remote witnessing of Wills (05/02/2024)
• Reassessing Your Settlement: Could Your Military Personal Injury Compensation Be Too Low? (05/02/2024)
• Hugh James welcomes Nina Roland with acquisition of The Roland Partnership (01/02/2024)
• Hugh James acts for successful clients in £7.5M ‘Salon Gold’ Arbitration (01/02/2024)
• Panorama: Birth injury and midwives under pressure (31/01/2024)
• Paul v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust [2024] (30/01/2024)
• Highway Code changes: where are we two years later? (29/01/2024)
• Data protection law and the digital information bill (28/01/2024)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work at J I Thornycroft in Southampton (24/01/2024)
• Cardiff Rugby acquisition update (24/01/2024)
• Hugh James advises Innovation Investment Capital Partnership on multimillion-pound investment (24/01/2024)
• Understanding cold injuries and the process of making a claim (22/01/2024)
• Financial goals are not one-size-fits-all (22/01/2024)
• 10 fundamental principles every investor should adhere to (22/01/2024)
• 10 financial resolutions for the new year (22/01/2024)
• Money management tips (22/01/2024)
• Top tax year end tips (22/01/2024)
• Tradesman Convicted for Sexually Assaulting 6 Year Old Girl in Her Home (19/01/2024)
• Hugh James advises Rocialle Healthcare on acquisition of Ward Mobility (19/01/2024)
• Injury Board Day of Action | Supporting the NHS “Give Blood, Feel Good. No Sweat.” campaign (18/01/2024)
• Is your workplace safe this winter? (17/01/2024)
• The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA) Guidance (16/01/2024)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work for the North Wales Paper Mill Company near Wrexham? (16/01/2024)
• Charity Commission to update guidance on when trustees can accept or refuse donations (16/01/2024)
• Growing concern over asbestos in British Army equipment (16/01/2024)
• Family of endurance cyclist who died from heat stroke following French bike race welcome new UCI protocol to protect riders (15/01/2024)
• 'Predatory' ex-social worker Raymond Poyner jailed for historic child sexual abuse (12/01/2024)
• Failure to diagnose and treat klebsiella infection in spine resulting partial paralysis (11/01/2024)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work at the Texaco Refinery In Pembrokeshire? (11/01/2024)
• New Partner joins Hugh James’ Serious Injury team in Southampton (08/01/2024)
• Virtual Reality Sexual Assaults: Police investigate virtual Sex Assault on a Girl's Avatar (05/01/2024)
• Hugh James experts offer legal advice to spinal cord injury community (02/01/2024)
• Implementation of the Online Safety Act: protecting children from pornography (28/12/2023)
• Sexual predator jailed for voyeurism and rape offences (22/12/2023)
• 2023: A year of growth and success for our firm (22/12/2023)
• Hugh James Military Senior Associate elected to APIL role (21/12/2023)
• Lawyers on the Block | A call for tougher laws on crypto (21/12/2023)
• Hugh James advises on acquisition of Cardiff Rugby (19/12/2023)
• Motorcyclist suffered very serious injury to the knee after car crash (19/12/2023)
• New blood test to diagnose sepsis could be a huge breakthrough (19/12/2023)
• Hugh James has been instructed to help those involved in the Treforest Industrial Estate explosion (15/12/2023)
• Man jailed for raping a woman on the London Underground (15/12/2023)
• Spreading the Road Safety message | School visits in South Wales (12/12/2023)
• Pedestrian hit by car suffers head and serious spinal injury (12/12/2023)
• The signs of domestic abuse (11/12/2023)
• Judge warns small businesses to ‘be on their guard’ in energy broker commission case (11/12/2023)
• Walking home for a special cause (11/12/2023)
• Formerly convicted sex offenders using aliases to claim benefits and apply for work (08/12/2023)
• Housing disrepair claims – the right approach to experts (08/12/2023)
• Seasonal opening hours 2023 (07/12/2023)
• Hugh James Corporate Commercial team advises on sale of leading supported care provider (07/12/2023)
• Cold injuries are preventable injuries and can be a lifelong condition: Andrew’s story (05/12/2023)
• Embracing Grief: National Grief Awareness Week | 2 – 8 December 2023 (04/12/2023)
• Manchester office's new look unveiled with Hugh James rebrand (01/12/2023)
• Government clamps down on spread of AI-generated child abuse images (01/12/2023)
• Decorate for December | Bringing some festive joy to Ronald McDonald’s Bristol House (01/12/2023)
• Millions in compensation for seven-year-old boy hit by car (01/12/2023)
• Guardianship Applications for missing people: what they do and how to apply (29/11/2023)
• A report into child sexual offending behaviours among Australian men (24/11/2023)
• Another successful night for Hugh James at the Personal Injury Awards 2023 (24/11/2023)
• Conversion of shares, variation of rights and articles of association (23/11/2023)
• APPG discuss safeguarding in faith communities and sex offenders changing their name (23/11/2023)
• Tragedy on our roads | A personal story (23/11/2023)
• Brake: Road Safety Week – “Let’s talk about speed” (20/11/2023)
• HJ Housing Week 2023: the key takeaways for the social housing sector (20/11/2023)
• Hugh James appointed to Barratt Developments legal services framework (20/11/2023)
• Sailor jailed for rape on Royal Navy ship (17/11/2023)
• Running for those who dream to walk (17/11/2023)
• Victims of crime receive six times more compensation on appeal (14/11/2023)
• New Partner enhances Hugh James’ Private Client Service in London and beyond (14/11/2023)
• A cautionary tale in dabbling in deputyship matters (14/11/2023)
• Hugh James Military Team Remembrance Walk | 10 November 2023 (13/11/2023)
• Webinar Replay: Housing disrepair claims | November 2023 (13/11/2023)
• Plymouth Brethren Christian Church members under investigation for alleged sexual abuse (10/11/2023)
• Webinar Replay: Fire safety and access | 10 November 2023 (10/11/2023)
• Hugh James helps secure multi-million pound investment for Welsh window manufacturer (10/11/2023)
• Webinar Replay: Employment law update | 9 November 2023 (09/11/2023)
• In conversation about diversity with Hayley Selway, Chief Executive (09/11/2023)
• Reflecting on Remembrance Day 2023 (09/11/2023)
• A Family's Success Navigating Continuing Healthcare and Reclaiming Care Fees (09/11/2023)
• Limbless Association’s Cardiff Support Hub | One year anniversary (09/11/2023)
• In conversation: Transforming procurement | Video series (08/11/2023)
• Webinar Replay: Construction Law Update | 8 November 2023 (08/11/2023)
• Hugh James Partner proud to be appointed Welsh National Opera Board Member (07/11/2023)
• New Partner leads the way for Hugh James' Family Team (07/11/2023)
• Treasury and finance for social housing: Are green loans right for your organisation? (06/11/2023)
• In conversation about social housing finance | Video series (06/11/2023)
• Thousands of Patients Could be Affected by NexGen Knee Replacement Which Has Been Withdrawn From Use (03/11/2023)
• Man jailed for 27 years following historic sexual abuse at boarding school (02/11/2023)
• £2.85 million compensation secured for severe brain injury (30/10/2023)
• Hugh James marks first anniversary of its collaboration with Potter Rees Dolan with ‘brand’ new name (25/10/2023)
• E-scooters | The figures and complexities (24/10/2023)
• Rail industry cracks down on sexual harassment (20/10/2023)
• Hugh James boosts rankings in independent UK legal directories (20/10/2023)
• Hugh James' award-winning Private Wealth group goes from strength to strength (18/10/2023)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Mr Joseph Coulthard at the Hugh MacKay carpet factories in and around Durham? (18/10/2023)
• Hugh James advises Waterspring Ventures on major investment in tourhub (17/10/2023)
• NHS continuing healthcare funding secured for client after seven-year battle (16/10/2023)
• Army inquiry finds sexual harassment from boss led to female soldier's suicide (13/10/2023)
• Jail time extended by just three years for reckless and dangerous driver who killed pregnant mother of two (13/10/2023)
• Meningitis and the road to defeat (12/10/2023)
• Hugh James awarded 'Solicitor Firm of the Year – National’ for third year running (12/10/2023)
• UK & Ireland confirmed to host historic UEFA EURO 2028 (11/10/2023)
• Court of Protection rules that refusal of food is indicative of lack of capacity (11/10/2023)
• Hugh James partners with NatWest to support employees to reach their potential (10/10/2023)
• World Mental Health Day 2023: Mental health is a universal human right (10/10/2023)
• New default 20mph speed limit to come into effect across Wales: Things You Need to Know (09/10/2023)
• A cautionary tale in dabbling in deputyship matters (06/10/2023)
• World Cerebral Palsy Day | A time for celebration and reflection (06/10/2023)
• Abercrombie & Fitch ex-CEO accused of exploiting men for sex (06/10/2023)
• Holiday pay: UK Supreme Court delivers long-awaited judgement (05/10/2023)
• Serious Injury team cycle over 100 miles in the office to raise funds for Headway (05/10/2023)
• Charities and cashflow: what should charities be doing? (04/10/2023)
• FCA sets out new rules on marketing cryptoassets | Lawyers on the Block (29/09/2023)
• Widow of veteran fights for change after undiagnosed PTSD leads to suicide (29/09/2023)
• Sexual abuse within medical settings (29/09/2023)
• Can I be forced to pay a top up fee for my relative's care? (28/09/2023)
• Hugh James Private Wealth partners ranked in Spear’s 500 (27/09/2023)
• Sexual abuse within the comedy industry (22/09/2023)
• Navigating the Civil Claim Side of Historic Sexual Abuse: Lessons from the coverage surrounding Russell Brand (19/09/2023)
• Asbestos lawyers warn of RAAC dangers and call for urgent Government Action (19/09/2023)
• One Punch Awareness Week 2023 (18/09/2023)
• Hugh James advises on Great Point Studios purchase of Seren Studios (15/09/2023)
• Tagging system for prisoners to protect survivors of abuse (15/09/2023)
• Cold Injury in the Armed Forces: A case study (14/09/2023)
• Hugh James advises shareholders of Nautilus on disposal to Accenture (13/09/2023)
• Hugh James moves to larger London office celebrating 5 years of growth (11/09/2023)
• Pension Awareness Day – Our latest IFA magazine (11/09/2023)
• Scout leader jailed for sexually abusing two children (08/09/2023)
• RAAC concrete could be widespread in social homes built during the 1950s–80s, property consultants warn (06/09/2023)
• A 'day in the life' at Horatio's Garden Wales (05/09/2023)
• Did you work with Geoffrey Ellender at Rotary Hoes/Howard Rotavator Ltd or D & W Betts Limited and Bickford Brothers? (04/09/2023)
• A discussion on Emmerdale’s sexual abuse storyline (01/09/2023)
• Hugh James Serious Injury Team complete Welsh 3 Peaks Challenge (30/08/2023)
• Abuse in military settings (25/08/2023)
• Road safety charity reveals best and worst areas in UK for speed limit compliance (24/08/2023)
• The effectiveness of Operation Bluestone on increasing rape convictions (18/08/2023)
• Hugh James announces widespread support for community football in South Wales (18/08/2023)
• Family of pregnant woman who was killed on the road welcomes sentencing review (18/08/2023)
• Notification of Interest for licensed premises (17/08/2023)
• Webinar Replay: Navigating Japanese knotweed claims against landowners (16/08/2023)
• Witness appeal: Did you work at The British Oxygen Company? (15/08/2023)
• Sexual predators posing as Uber drivers (11/08/2023)
• Wind River: Sexual Abuse in Ethnic Minority Communities / Isolated Communities (04/08/2023)
• The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme: 5 years on (04/08/2023)
• Hugh James’ Private Wealth team retains top tier ranking in Chambers and Partners High Net Worth Guide (02/08/2023)
• New funding for Welsh food and drink festivals and events (31/07/2023)
• Care home top-up fees: Can the local authority ask me to pay? (31/07/2023)
• Private client solicitors need to know about long-term care fees (31/07/2023)
• Actor Kevin Spacey cleared of sexual abuse charges (28/07/2023)
• Fraudulent Calumny: a ‘Poisoning of the Mind’ (27/07/2023)
• Intellectual property and ChatGPT: How AI is impacting IP laws (26/07/2023)
• Brain injury and eating disorders (26/07/2023)
• Intestacy update: what does the latest statutory legacy increase mean for you? (26/07/2023)
• No win no fee case lands client with £35,000 legal bill (24/07/2023)
• Debilitating Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome prevalent in the motor industry (21/07/2023)
• The discovery of Aretha Franklin's will (21/07/2023)
• An interview with Yours in Scouting | Part 2 (21/07/2023)
• Inheritance Tax: Interest and Exemptions (18/07/2023)
• Webinar Replay: Construction Law Update | 4 July 2023 (18/07/2023)
• Hugh James teams up with Wales Netball to support women and girls (18/07/2023)
• Lawyers on the Block | Crypto Scams (17/07/2023)
• An interview with Yours in Scouting | Part 1 (14/07/2023)
• The difficulties of sexual abuse disclosure for a child or their parents (07/07/2023)
• Family of Royal Ordnance Factory worker speak out for Action Mesothelioma Day (07/07/2023)
• ‘You are not alone’ | National Bereaved Parents Day 2023 (03/07/2023)
• Hugh James strengthens resources and sector expertise with acquisition of Loosemores Solicitors (03/07/2023)
• Solicitor struck off the Roll for sexual misconduct (30/06/2023)
• JCT announces publication of next edition of its contracts – JCT 2024 (29/06/2023)
• Injury Awareness Week 2023: the impact of negligence (28/06/2023)
• Good luck to Hugh James staff taking part in upcoming sports event (27/06/2023)
• Hugh James secures landmark High Court victory for Welsh Michelin Star restaurant (20/06/2023)
• Hugh James secures landmark High Court judgment for single group claims against MOD (20/06/2023)
• The Law Commission reignites their review of the law relating to wills (12/06/2023)
• ‘I’m Tired of This’: a campaign to stop sexual abuse of women exercising in public (08/06/2023)
• Hugh James joins forces with housing associations to support diversity in Board Member Roles (08/06/2023)
• Our colleagues celebrate Volunteers' Week 2023 (06/06/2023)
• Procurement Bill: the new Debarment List (05/06/2023)
• Spreading opportunities for SMEs part 2 (02/06/2023)
• One month to go: The countdown begins for major Wales sporting event (31/05/2023)
• US Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E Jean Carroll (26/05/2023)
• Did you work with Mary Gallop, cleaner at the Luton & Dunstable Hospital? (23/05/2023)
• Webinar Replay: Commercial Property Management for Housing Associations (18/05/2023)
• Sexual abuse, “nervous shock” and secondary victims (18/05/2023)
• The mental challenges faced by military personnel (18/05/2023)
• Action for Brain Injury Week: Every 90 Seconds (18/05/2023)
• Hats for Headway 2023: Action for Brain Injury Week (17/05/2023)
• Graduated Driving Licences for young UK drivers? (17/05/2023)
• Slowing Down: The impact of speeds on active travel (17/05/2023)
• Spreading opportunities for SMEs part 1 (17/05/2023)
• Lacking capacity following a traumatic brain injury (17/05/2023)
• Reflections during Awareness for Brain Injury Week and UN Global Road Safety Week (16/05/2023)
• Language Matters: Crash not accident (16/05/2023)
• Inquest finds veteran's undiagnosed PTSD led to suicide (16/05/2023)
• Working Together to End Road Death and Injury (15/05/2023)
• International Nurses Day: What it is to be a Nurse (12/05/2023)
• Hugh James increases Mental Health First Aiders to support staff wellbeing (12/05/2023)
• School teacher sentenced to prison for abusing children (12/05/2023)
• Gaudi Regulated Services Limited SIPP enters administration (09/05/2023)
• World Asthma Day 2023 (05/05/2023)
• Deaf Awareness Week 2023 (05/05/2023)
• Father who abused daughter now identifying as a woman (05/05/2023)
• Former Marine awarded more than £700,000 for noise induced hearing loss (03/05/2023)
• Hugh James supports community wheelchair rugby (03/05/2023)
• Abused gay men not aware they are victims (28/04/2023)
• London Southend Airport Company Limited settles runway compensation claims (27/04/2023)
• Construction starts on Southampton Airport’s Runway Extension (27/04/2023)
• Webinar replay: Diligence and Tactics for Contractor Insolvency (26/04/2023)
• Procurement Bill Update: Senedd debate on legislative consent memorandum (26/04/2023)
• Abuse team walk to raise money and awareness of New Pathways (21/04/2023)
• Webinar replay: Employment law update | April 2023 (18/04/2023)
• Lawyers on the Block | Tax and Crypto with David Conway (17/04/2023)
• Sexual abuse incidents in children hospital units (14/04/2023)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work at Matthew Hall at Esso Refinery in Southampton? (14/04/2023)
• A father's legal claim journey for his son with cerebral palsy (06/04/2023)
• Vape shops used to target and groom children (06/04/2023)
• Hugh James’ Rugby Lunch 2023 raises record funds for Welsh charities (06/04/2023)
• Global Asbestos Awareness Week: Low level asbestos exposure (04/04/2023)
• Hugh James’ specialist Medical Negligence team expands in Southampton (04/04/2023)
• Procurement Bill – Most Advantageous Tender replaces Most Economically Advantageous Tender (04/04/2023)
• Global Asbestos Awareness Week 2023 (03/04/2023)
• Stephen Bear imprisoned for image-based abuse (31/03/2023)
• When is consent not fully informed? (31/03/2023)
• Vernacare Wetwipes recalled over risk of infection (29/03/2023)
• Changes to QOCS: Issuing proceedings and the risks (29/03/2023)
• The Procurement Bill: why is there a need for primary legislation? (29/03/2023)
• A cautionary tale of workplace harassment and victimisation (27/03/2023)
• Webinar replay: Procurement Bill deep dive (27/03/2023)
• An interview with Roland Angerer from ChildFund (24/03/2023)
• Webinar Replay: The Equality Act for Housing Managers (24/03/2023)
• The London Trading Company declared in default by the FSCS (23/03/2023)
• Witness Appeal: Mr Ian Farquharson (22/03/2023)
• Applying for probate: How long does it take? (22/03/2023)
• King's Coronation sees general extension to licensing hours (21/03/2023)
• How does the Procurement Bill reform the law relating to exclusion for poor performance? (21/03/2023)
• Hundreds of sex offenders missing in the UK (17/03/2023)
• Top Five Crypto Cases of 2022: Tulip Trading Limited v. van der Laan & Ors [2023] EWCA Civ 83 (17/03/2023)
• Top Five Crypto Cases of 2022: LMN v. Bitflyer Holdings Inc. and others (17/03/2023)
• Top Five Crypto Cases of 2022: Jones v. Persons Unknown (17/03/2023)
• Top Five Crypto Cases of 2022: D'Aloia v. Persons Unknown [2022] EWHC 1723 (17/03/2023)
• Top Five Crypto Cases of 2022: Osbourne v. Persons Unknown and Others [2022] EWHC 1021 (Comm) (17/03/2023)
• Hugh James’ Pro-bono scheme welcomes next-generation lawyers (16/03/2023)
• Increased transparency in the Procurement Bill will lead to raft of new procurement notices (14/03/2023)
• Anonymity in the Court of Protection (13/03/2023)
• David Hulse appointed as Head of Financial Planning (13/03/2023)
• Coroner concludes inquest into the death of Michael Zawadzki and finds he was unlawfully killed (13/03/2023)
• The SPPP Bill: why is there a need for primary legislation? (13/03/2023)
• Vicar barred from Church of England after failing to disclose husband's abuse (10/03/2023)
• Webinar replay: Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill deep dive (09/03/2023)
• Hugh James welcomes Ulster Rugby to Horatio's Garden in Llandough (09/03/2023)
• Asbestos and the women who embrace equity (08/03/2023)
• Does the Procurement Bill place less emphasis on transparency than the current regime? (07/03/2023)
• Top 5 Crypto cases of 2022 | Lawyers On The Block (06/03/2023)
• Court of Protection rules on sensitive welfare case and P’s right to anonymity (06/03/2023)
• Supermarket stand-off continues between Tesco and Lidl (06/03/2023)
• World Hearing Day 2023: Ear and hearing care for all! Let’s make it a reality (03/03/2023)
• More than £700,000 secured from Ministry of Defence for Royal Marine (03/03/2023)
• FGX v Gaunt: Image-based abuse (02/03/2023)
• Webinar Replay: Construction Law Update | 2 March 2023 (02/03/2023)
• Regulation for all: The UK government’s cryptoasset proposal (01/03/2023)
• Research into spinal cord stimulation for the benefit of patients affected by strokes (28/02/2023)
• UK tea firms face sexual abuse claims in Kenya (24/02/2023)
• A look back at our first Birth Injury conference (23/02/2023)
• Health Service Procurement (Wales) Bill introduced to the Senedd (22/02/2023)
• How will the Procurement Bill and Social Partnership and Public Procurement Bill interact? (17/02/2023)
• A mother's quest to seek justice for her daughter (17/02/2023)
• Potentially 10,000 patients affected by the Zimmer Biomet Nexgen knee replacement recall (17/02/2023)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work for MAC/Metal Agencies or United Builders Merchants? (16/02/2023)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Mr Adrian Backler in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire? (16/02/2023)
• Four key areas to help you prepare for the upcoming procurement law changes (15/02/2023)
• Webinar replay: The future of public procurement (15/02/2023)
• The future of ADR and its likely impact on Court of Protection disputes (14/02/2023)
• New survey prompts calls to reform the War Pension Scheme and AFCS (13/02/2023)
• For FTX Sake! | Lawyers on the Block (13/02/2023)
• Sexual abuse in films to be given stricter ratings (10/02/2023)
• Cardiff Rugby Foundation and RNIB host UK’s first ‘visually impaired rugby day’ (10/02/2023)
• Celebrating 16 years of our Pro Bono scheme with Cardiff University Law department (09/02/2023)
• Charities Act 2022: Ex gratia payments in legacy disputes (08/02/2023)
• Transforming Public Procurement – How will public procurement change in 2023? (07/02/2023)
• Hugh James Business Interruption test case to be heard in the High Court in April (07/02/2023)
• New findings reveal epidemic of sexual abuse in hospital settings (03/02/2023)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Mr Edward Cave in Ayres Yard, Wallingford? (01/02/2023)
• Taxation changes to be aware of in 2023 (01/02/2023)
• Doncaster care homes child abuse scandal (27/01/2023)
• Case Study: Mrs J from Morecambe (25/01/2023)
• Changes to the Single Justice Procedure (25/01/2023)
• Hugh James announces growth of contested wills, trusts and estates team across the UK (23/01/2023)
• A conversation with Gaynor McKeown: HJ Talks About Abuse (20/01/2023)
• Reclaiming wrongly paid care fees: Mr and Mrs Pearson’s story (20/01/2023)
• Webinar Replay: Utilising regulation 72 PCR to respond to the challenges of inflationary pressures | 18 January 2023 (19/01/2023)
• Death of a ‘brilliant young man’ would have been avoided, Coroner rules (18/01/2023)
• Hugh James hosts comedy show in aid of Theodora Children's Charity (17/01/2023)
• The theme of abuse in 'To Kill a Mockingbird' (10/01/2023)
• 24 Hours in Police Custody: sexual grooming (06/01/2023)
• A Swift inheritance: the interpretation of wills in popular culture (05/01/2023)
• Six figure settlement recovered for veteran's hearing loss claim (04/01/2023)
• Did you work at The British Oxygen Company? (04/01/2023)
• How technology is putting young people at risk online (29/12/2022)
• Justice for Georgia Harrison following Stephen Bear conviction (23/12/2022)
• Hugh James appointed to advise Bangor University (21/12/2022)
• NEC X29: New Contract Clauses to Support Decarbonisation in Construction (20/12/2022)
• Child Online Safety training in Southeast Asia: HJ Talks About Abuse (16/12/2022)
• Invasive Strep A – what is it and what are the signs to look out for? (16/12/2022)
• Witness Appeal from family of brain injured 21 year old (15/12/2022)
• Hugh James extends charity partnership with Horatio’s Garden (14/12/2022)
• How to support your workforce through the cost of living crisis (12/12/2022)
• First provisions of the Charities Act 2022 come into force (12/12/2022)
• Balenciaga abuse scandal: HJ Talks About Abuse (09/12/2022)
• National Grief Awareness Week – Losing a loved one because of medical negligence (07/12/2022)
• The £86k social care cap has been postponed. What happens now? (06/12/2022)
• Working together to support all affected by major trauma (05/12/2022)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Harassment (02/12/2022)
• The Ministry of Defence failing to provide quality homes for serving personnel (30/11/2022)
• The Professional Negligence Pre-Action Protocol (28/11/2022)
• A discussion on 'She Said': HJ Talks About Abuse (25/11/2022)
• ‘House hijacking’: property fraud on the rise in England and Wales (23/11/2022)
• FSCS announcement expected regarding Northern Provident Investments Ltd (23/11/2022)
• The safety of snapchat for children: HJ Talks About Abuse (18/11/2022)
• Recent figures show an increase in serving and ex-military personnel claiming universal credit (18/11/2022)
• Webinar replay: Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations Essentials (17/11/2022)
• Veterans’ Survey: Calling all UK veterans to share your experiences (17/11/2022)
• Strike a pose – a quick guide on trademark infringement (17/11/2022)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Mr Henry Edward White from 1964-1997? (16/11/2022)
• Employee data breach: Interserve fined £4.4 million (14/11/2022)
• An Un-United Kingdom: Compensation levels for bereavement out of sync (14/11/2022)
• An interview with Dana Leslie: HJ Talks About Abuse (11/11/2022)
• How we remember: Military support the Royal British Legion at Cardiff Poppy Day (11/11/2022)
• How we remember: Staff stories (11/11/2022)
• How we remember: Military support the 11-mile Remembrance walk (10/11/2022)
• Six figure settlement achieved in delay in diagnosis of cancer claim (10/11/2022)
• Low Carbon Principles in Practice | HJ Housing Week 2022 (09/11/2022)
• A Q&A with Lucy Pedler, The Green Register | HJ Housing Week 2022 (09/11/2022)
• Webinar replay: Employment Law Update | November 2022 (07/11/2022)
• Bereavement Damages: Out of touch with modern families (07/11/2022)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: 2022 IICSA Report Part 2 (04/11/2022)
• Renting Homes Wales: who else needs to know? | HJ Housing Week 2022 (04/11/2022)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with the late Mr John Cummings at Associated Ethyl Company Ltd (Octel)? (03/11/2022)
• Construction contractor insolvency: Three considerations for employers under JCT | HJ Housing Week 2022 (02/11/2022)
• ESG: Construction’s Next Big Thing? (02/11/2022)
• What issues are industry professionals facing in the construction world? | HJ Housing Week 2022 (01/11/2022)
• Everything you need to know about the 4 day working week | HJ Housing Week 2022 (01/11/2022)
• Delay in treating leg injury results in amputation for young man (01/11/2022)
• Content of witness statements: impact of practice direction 57AC (31/10/2022)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Anthony Rudnicki from 1971 to 1983? (31/10/2022)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Peter Williams at Heckett (BSC) Limited in 1974/1975? (31/10/2022)
• Remember, Remember, the Veterans in November (31/10/2022)
• Over £200,000 secured in compensation for a delay in diagnosing breast cancer (30/10/2022)
• Six-month-old baby sustains serious brain injury after delay in diagnosis (30/10/2022)
• Failure to diagnose and treat vascular injury resulting in a through knee amputation (30/10/2022)
• Over £2 million interim payment secured for brain injured client (30/10/2022)
• £200,000 in compensation secured for occupational stress claim (30/10/2022)
• Man suffers cervical spine fracture during corporate sports day (30/10/2022)
• Damages secured in complex claim brought against the government (30/10/2022)
• £1.9 million in compensation secured for brain injury (30/10/2022)
• Father-of-three suffers brain injury after being thrown from bike (30/10/2022)
• Compensation for motorcyclist who sustained serious injuries (30/10/2022)
• High Court at Manchester awards e-cyclist damages (30/10/2022)
• Motorcyclist sustains brain injury after collision with car (30/10/2022)
• Over £3 million secured in compensation for man left paralysed following late diagnosis of spinal abscess (30/10/2022)
• Child Brain Injury Trust GloWeek 2022: Serious Injury team show their support (28/10/2022)
• Bringing a legal claim after a stillbirth (28/10/2022)
• Webinar replay: Freedom of information essentials (28/10/2022)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: 2022 IICSA report (28/10/2022)
• Webinar Replay: Construction Law Update | 27 October 2022 (27/10/2022)
• Hugh James win Solicitor Firm of the Year National at the 2022 BWAP Awards (27/10/2022)
• What are nursing care top-up fees? (25/10/2022)
• Mutual Wills: Contracts and contemporaneous evidence (24/10/2022)
• How Much Compensation Can I Get for a Motorcycle Accident? (23/10/2022)
• What does it take to be a safe motorcyclist? (23/10/2022)
• What is the Most Common Motorcycle Injury? (23/10/2022)
• What Percentage of Motorcycle Accidents are Fatal? (23/10/2022)
• What percentage of motorcycle accidents are the rider’s fault? (23/10/2022)
• Where Do Most Motorcycle Accidents Occur? (23/10/2022)
• What to Do After a Motorcycle Accident (UK) (23/10/2022)
• Compensation for mother after one twin dies during delivery (22/10/2022)
• Woman has leg amputated and receives over £1 million (22/10/2022)
• Young woman may receive another million pounds in compensation due to European Law (22/10/2022)
• Negligent shoulder surgery left young man in his 20s unable to use his arm fully (22/10/2022)
• Young man left with breathing difficulties after hospital failed to notice their mistake (22/10/2022)
• £4m for boy who had leg amputated after being electrocuted (22/10/2022)
• Half a million pounds for teenager who suffered brain injury as a young boy (22/10/2022)
• Medical negligence leads to young man needing leg amputation (22/10/2022)
• Teenager left with damaged eye after doctor failed to remove foreign body (22/10/2022)
• Sub-standard spinal surgery left woman with mobility issues (22/10/2022)
• £10.6 million agreed for young boy diagnosed with cerebral palsy (22/10/2022)
• Man left in significant pain after haemorrhoid operation (22/10/2022)
• Three quarters of a million pounds for woman left unable to walk properly (22/10/2022)
• Over £2 million for boy born with congenital brain condition (22/10/2022)
• Thousands in compensation for woman who had hysterectomy (22/10/2022)
• Undiagnosed spinal fracture leaves man severely disabled (22/10/2022)
• Over £8 million settlement for boy who suffered brain damage (22/10/2022)
• Mother-of-three dies after giving birth due to negligent care (22/10/2022)
• Over £11 million in compensation for baby with cerebral palsy (22/10/2022)
• Thousands in compensation after man given wrong eye drops (22/10/2022)
• Woman left in wheelchair after bleed on the brain undetected (22/10/2022)
• Pregnant young woman dies from undiagnosed brain tumour (22/10/2022)
• Mother-of-two severely brain damaged due to 999 call error (22/10/2022)
• Man left tetraplegic after doctors fail to diagnose spinal abscess (22/10/2022)
• Woman hit by car after walking across 50mph dual carriageway (22/10/2022)
• School girl hit by car suffers serious head injuries (22/10/2022)
• Stress led man to suffer panic attacks and breakdowns (22/10/2022)
• Man poisoned by chemicals whilst in factory suffers brain damage (22/10/2022)
• Hospital failed to diagnose spinal fracture leaves man tetraplegic (22/10/2022)
• Man severely brain injured after abscess mistaken for brain tumour (22/10/2022)
• Failure to monitor a patient results in her severe brain injury (22/10/2022)
• Man assaulted on night out suffers severe brain injury as a result (22/10/2022)
• Poor care left man undergoing above knee amputation (22/10/2022)
• Over £4 million in compensation for man left paraplegic (22/10/2022)
• £30m secured for man injured following road traffic accident (22/10/2022)
• Man suffers brain damage following late diagnosis of brain abscess (22/10/2022)
• Significant compensation awarded to young man who suffered Erb’s Palsy at birth (22/10/2022)
• Over £2 million secured after doctors fail to diagnose spinal infection (22/10/2022)
• Damages secured for client following delay in diagnosis and treatment of 'Cauda Equina' injury (22/10/2022)
• Court approves agreement to apportion liability 70/30 in our client’s favour (22/10/2022)
• Compensation awarded to young man 15 years after brain injury (22/10/2022)
• Damages secured for client who suffered life changing injuries in a workplace accident (22/10/2022)
• £450,000 compensation secured for serious orthopaedic injuries sustained in road traffic collision (22/10/2022)
• Over £9 million in compensation secured for client who sustained a brain injury in a road traffic collision (22/10/2022)
• Teenager suffers severe brain injury following motorbike crash (22/10/2022)
• Over £4 million secured for teenager electrocuted by overhead wire (22/10/2022)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Scottish Redress Scheme (21/10/2022)
• Medal scoop for the Rookwood Rookies at the Inter Spinal Unit Games (21/10/2022)
• Guest v Guest [2022]: the Supreme Court hands down its long-awaited judgment (20/10/2022)
• Politicians will need to “show leadership” on child sexual abuse if the IICSA report is to have an impact (20/10/2022)
• How to pay for care: 10 myths about NHS Continuing Healthcare (19/10/2022)
• A reversal of measures in the "mini-budget" following the appointment of a new Chancellor (19/10/2022)
• Clare's Law: HJ Talks About Abuse (14/10/2022)
• Hugh James advises on corporate sale of care operator to local provider (14/10/2022)
• Hugh James strengthens UK presence, acquiring leading Manchester firm, Potter Rees Dolan (13/10/2022)
• Members of the Neurolaw Team attend Ronald McDonald House (13/10/2022)
• Hundreds Abused According to Church of England Second Past Cases Review (PCR2) (12/10/2022)
• Family Law language project shortlisted to win a Family Law Award 2022 (12/10/2022)
• Are smart contracts legal? | Lawyers on the Block (10/10/2022)
• Law Commission on Digital Assets: new proposals to reform UK crypto law | Lawyers on the Block (07/10/2022)
• Gender issues and CSA: HJ Talks About Abuse (07/10/2022)
• Man receives criminal injuries compensation after suffering brain injury in violent assault (07/10/2022)
• Raising awareness on World Cerebral Palsy Day (06/10/2022)
• Matt Hale runs the London Marathon for ABF The Soldiers’ Charity (06/10/2022)
• Cardiff Half Marathon 2022: HJ teams run for a fantastic local charity (06/10/2022)
• Hugh James advises IT specialist, EVO-Soft Ltd, on its sale to BCN Group (05/10/2022)
• Court of Protection team secure maximum PIP award for client (03/10/2022)
• The Jesus Fellowship Redress Scheme: HJ Talks About Abuse (30/09/2022)
• Energy bills – landmark change on 1 October to remove hidden charges to businesses (30/09/2022)
• S v Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Trust: COP rules that S had capacity to terminate pregnancy (30/09/2022)
• Undisclosed commissions in business energy contracts – changes to businesses rights (30/09/2022)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Mr Edward Boorman in Wimbledon, London? (29/09/2022)
• English Veterans Awards 2022 (28/09/2022)
• Ramus v Holt: Court dismisses wife's claim for reasonable financial provision (27/09/2022)
• Information law essentials webinar series (26/09/2022)
• 'The Most Hated Man on the Internet': HJ Talks About Abuse (23/09/2022)
• Ex-pat pension scandal: two firms declared in ‘default’ by the FSCS (23/09/2022)
• One punch awareness week 19-23 September 2022 (23/09/2022)
• Deflated, shocked, and appalled: the stories of those failed by the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme (23/09/2022)
• Webinar replay: Data protection essentials (15/09/2022)
• Public Sector Exit Payments (08/09/2022)
• Building Safety Act 2022: Major changes to standards in England and Wales (08/09/2022)
• Hugh James wins place on specialist Rail Law framework (06/09/2022)
• Hugh James wins place on major public sector framework (06/09/2022)
• Rowanmoor Personal Pensions Limited in administration (05/09/2022)
• Mrs M’s late mother was diagnosed with dementia and was a resident at a nursing home between 2004-2010 (02/09/2022)
• Child abuse within the Mormon church: HJ Talks About Abuse (02/09/2022)
• Better Retirement Group – the latest (30/08/2022)
• Netflix Documentary – Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey (26/08/2022)
• Appointing a trust corporation to administer an estate and deal with probate (23/08/2022)
• A discussion on 'Prima Facie': HJ Talks About Abuse (19/08/2022)
• APIL accreditation awarded to Military Senior Associate, Nia-Wyn Evans (18/08/2022)
• Hugh James teams support the 2wish World Elephant Day Walk (18/08/2022)
• Mediation in the Court of Protection (16/08/2022)
• You Got Served! – Service of Proceedings by NFT (16/08/2022)
• Calcot Services for Children: HJ Talks About Abuse (12/08/2022)
• Hugh James bolsters media and entertainment team with appointment of S4C's in-house lawyer (11/08/2022)
• McClure Trusts and Shirley Houlihan: What you need to know and how we can help (11/08/2022)
• Hugh James advises TV and film set design company 4Wood on management buyout (09/08/2022)
• Court of Appeal confirms non-trust professionals can only be paid for trust administration work undertaken within their profession (08/08/2022)
• Abuse within Massage Therapy: HJ Talks About Abuse (05/08/2022)
• Trust Registration Service (04/08/2022)
• How to effect a fair dismissal and the 5 'fair reasons' | Video series (03/08/2022)
• A garden with a difference: Hugh James supports spinal injury garden (03/08/2022)
• Case Study: Family of 94 year old recover £36,000 in wrongly paid care fees (03/08/2022)
• Government rejects the Select Committee’s key recommendation on removing asbestos within 40 years (03/08/2022)
• Head of Specialist Claims receives prestigious award for services to international law (02/08/2022)
• New treatment for asbestos related cancer recommended for use in the NHS (01/08/2022)
• Owning Survivor-Hood – Ian Ackley, a survivor of abuse in football: HJ Talks About Abuse (29/07/2022)
• Cold injuries: Military personnel continue to be medically discharged for preventable injuries (27/07/2022)
• Bethan Gladwyn and Rebecca Rees write for RICS' Property Journal about new Welsh legislation (25/07/2022)
• The Criminal Bar Association Announce Strike: HJ Talks About Abuse (22/07/2022)
• Mrs C purchases a timeshare loan on holiday leading to long running dispute with Barclays Partner Finance (19/07/2022)
• Gulf War Syndrome and the War Pension Scheme (15/07/2022)
• The Oldham Report: HJ Talks About Abuse (15/07/2022)
• Case study: CCG reimburses Mrs J's care fees after failing to complete assessment before her death (14/07/2022)
• Volunteering for Cancer Research UK at Cardiff Race for Life (14/07/2022)
• Hugh James awarded “Highest Badge of Honour” for support to Armed Forces Community (12/07/2022)
• Colbourne & Company, face restrictions from the FCA, stopping them from carrying out any regulated activity (11/07/2022)
• TfL’s “Intrusive Staring” Poster: HJ Talks About Abuse (08/07/2022)
• Head of Inquest team receives prestigious accreditation for expertise (08/07/2022)
• Defending a professional negligence claim: what you need to consider (07/07/2022)
• An American Conservatorship in London: Britney Spears one-year-on and the English and Welsh equivalent Court of Protection dispute (05/07/2022)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Mr Peter Bellingham-Witts at Linatex factory in Camberley in the 1970s? (04/07/2022)
• Judgement on compensation claims for Azure Group timeshare owners (04/07/2022)
• Roe v Wade: HJ Talks About Abuse (01/07/2022)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Wendy Denham Staples Jones? (01/07/2022)
• New national framework for NHS Continuing Healthcare – here’s what’s changed (01/07/2022)
• Family search for answers over father’s asbestos cancer death on Action Mesothelioma Day (01/07/2022)
• ‘Cariad’ and ‘Welsh Cakes’ are trade marked: Love it or hate it? (30/06/2022)
• Did you work with Anthony Hilder at Jarrold’s Print Works, Laurence Scott Electromotors or Bally Shoe factory? (28/06/2022)
• What do I do if my solicitor misses a limitation date? (28/06/2022)
• Rise in legacies to charity through wills (27/06/2022)
• Hugh James opens larger premises in South-East England to aid further growth (27/06/2022)
• Grant of representation: the basics, chains of representation, and grants de bonis non administratis (23/06/2022)
• Speeding driver causes senseless death of teenage girl: Injury Prevention Week (23/06/2022)
• Armed Forces Week: Wales showcases vital support services on offer to veterans and families (23/06/2022)
• Lifetime SIPP customers urged to come forward – liquidators expecting thousands more claims (23/06/2022)
• Hugh James acts for South Wales Fire & Rescue Service in significant fire safety case (23/06/2022)
• Hugh James Continues Support for ABF The Soldiers’ Charity: Armed Forces Week (22/06/2022)
• Case Study: Mrs R given negligent investment advice by The Pensions Office and Mr Paul Davies (17/06/2022)
• An interview with Ian Ackley: HJ Talks About Abuse (17/06/2022)
• The CWTE team at HJ take on the Welsh 3 Peaks challenge (16/06/2022)
• Case note: Brearley v Higgs & Son (a firm) [2021] EWHC 2635 (Ch) (15/06/2022)
• Witness Appeal: The Royal School for the Deaf (15/06/2022)
• 3 developments in taxi licensing you need to know about (15/06/2022)
• Options Pensions set aside £21.4m for enforcing Ombudsman decisions (14/06/2022)
• Families in England recover over £400m in wrongly paid NHS nursing care fees (14/06/2022)
• Consent to Medical Treatment: HJ Talks About Abuse (10/06/2022)
• Change is coming in the gambling sector | National Licensing Week 2022 (10/06/2022)
• What’s it like to operate a licensed business? Find out from Nick Saunders, Director of Depot and Co-Founder of Par59 (10/06/2022)
• What is a premises licence and when do you need one? (10/06/2022)
• Temporary event notices – what you need to know and your frequently asked questions answered (10/06/2022)
• Licensing team secures corporate membership of Institute of Licensing (08/06/2022)
• Personal licences: how to ensure your application process runs as smoothly as possible (08/06/2022)
• Case study: Mrs P misadvised by Better Retirement Group to transfer pension benefits (08/06/2022)
• Limitation defence dismissed for Claimant amputee suing his former solicitor for under-settlement (07/06/2022)
• CPS gives new advice on pre-trial therapy: HJ Talks About Abuse (01/06/2022)
• Volunteers' Week 2022: Neurolaw Team working with charities (01/06/2022)
• Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 implementation date deferred to 1 December 2022 (31/05/2022)
• Case Study – Mr F J Clow (31/05/2022)
• Volunteers' Week 2022: Clinical negligence solicitor volunteers on AvMA helpline (30/05/2022)
• Hugh James advises shareholders of Marathon IT services on the investment by Fluidone Ltd (30/05/2022)
• An interview with host and Senior Associate Danielle Vincent: HJ Talks About Abuse (27/05/2022)
• Hugh James advises SA Brain on sale of pub portfolio to Song Capital (25/05/2022)
• Modernising Lasting Powers of Attorney (25/05/2022)
• Mesothelioma case settled for former painter/decorator (25/05/2022)
• Investigation conducted by Birthrights reveals racial injustice in maternity care (24/05/2022)
• Firms under investigation by the FSCS and FCA after providing unregulated investment advice to customers (24/05/2022)
• ABI Week 2022: Action for Brain Injury Week / Hats for Headway (20/05/2022)
• Scotland's Redress Scheme: HJ Talks About Abuse (20/05/2022)
• ABI Week 2022: The importance of appointing a Professional Deputy for Property and Financial Affairs (20/05/2022)
• Acquired Brain Injury Week 2022: Now you see me, now you don't (19/05/2022)
• Family Solicitor Denounces Appalling Treatment: NHS Trust Neglects Fundamental Failures Leading to Mr. Morton Holmes' Tragic Death (18/05/2022)
• Acquired Brain Injury Week 2022: Supporting survivors of traumatic brain injury and their families (18/05/2022)
• The Armed Forces Compensation Scheme: A failing system? (17/05/2022)
• Acquired Brain Injury Week 2022: See the hidden me (17/05/2022)
• Acquired Brain Injury Week 2022: Headway Fundraising Committee (16/05/2022)
• An interview with Partner and host Alan Collins: HJ Talks About Abuse (13/05/2022)
• Webinar replay: How to Maximise The Price of Your Pharmacy in Wales (12/05/2022)
• War Pension Scheme and AFCS – Do they really support veterans? (12/05/2022)
• Hugh James supports Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Day 2022 (12/05/2022)
• Senior promotions at Hugh James (12/05/2022)
• Soldier medically discharged for non-freezing cold injury suffered in training (09/05/2022)
• Still suffering from a Non-Freezing cold injury after serving in the Army in the 1990s: Mr B’s story (09/05/2022)
• Introducing Kathleen Hallisey our new Senior Associate and co-host: HJ Talks About Abuse (06/05/2022)
• Webinar Replay: Construction Law Update | 5 May 2022 (06/05/2022)
• Hugh James and South Wales Police join forces to raise money for road victims (05/05/2022)
• Hugh James reappointed as legal adviser to Development Bank of Wales (04/05/2022)
• Multi-chamber bags: A suitable alternative to prescription parenteral nutrition bags? (04/05/2022)
• Deaf Awareness Week 2022 (03/05/2022)
• The Scottish Veterans Awards 2022 (03/05/2022)
• Mediation with the NHS making a difference to a grieving family (29/04/2022)
• Reflections on the 2022 Hugh James NSPCC abuse conference: HJ Talks About Abuse (29/04/2022)
• Webinar: Settlements and Tribunals under Part 1 of the Land Compensation Act (29/04/2022)
• Hugh James advises Development Bank of Wales and BGF on investment into Ceryx Medical Ltd (29/04/2022)
• Support group for Mesothelioma patients celebrates first birthday with registered charity status (27/04/2022)
• Hugh James advises True Swing Ltd on licensing agreement for Gareth Bale’s golf-themed bar in Bristol (27/04/2022)
• Webinar Replay: Legal Professional Privilege (26/04/2022)
• The role of our Mesothelioma Nurse Advisor – nine months on (26/04/2022)
• Email from deceased gentleman provides crucial evidence in asbestos disease claim against the MOD (26/04/2022)
• The drop in number of rape prosecutions: HJ Talks About Abuse (22/04/2022)
• Hugh James supports expansion of national road victim service in England and Wales (21/04/2022)
• Did you work with Trevor Radford at Port Talbot Steelworks? (21/04/2022)
• Hugh James appointed as sole legal partner to Wales bereavement charity 2wish (20/04/2022)
• Civil liability when abused outside of the home – abroad and at school: HJ Talks About Abuse (14/04/2022)
• Charities Act 2022 receives Royal Assent (13/04/2022)
• An important day for cold injury personal injury claims (13/04/2022)
• Judicial Review and the Courts Bill: A missed opportunity to support bereaved families at Coroner’s Inquests? (12/04/2022)
• Case Study: Mr M served in the Army and is still suffering with a Non-freezing cold injury (12/04/2022)
• Digital Assets – When Bitcoin becomes Bit(e)coin (12/04/2022)
• Webinar: LATC: Renting Homes replay | April 2022 (08/04/2022)
• Interview with Professor Michael Salter: HJ Talks About Abuse (08/04/2022)
• Legacy Law Update: HJ Talks About Charities (08/04/2022)
• Huge concerns over asbestos in Welsh schools (08/04/2022)
• LOUDfence Campaign – Interview with Antonia Sobocki: HJ Talks About Abuse (01/04/2022)
• Diving with sharks to raise money for the SIA (01/04/2022)
• Settlement agreed in British Steel Coke Oven workers litigation (31/03/2022)
• Head of Hugh James Inquest Team awarded ‘Senior Litigator’ status (30/03/2022)
• Industrial Heritage of Wales (30/03/2022)
• Failings in maternity care at Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust: Independent report released today (30/03/2022)
• Hugh James supports Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month (29/03/2022)
• Morris v Fuirer and others [2021] EWHC 3566 (Ch) (29/03/2022)
• International data transfer changes: what you need to know (29/03/2022)
• PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN: Change in law on use of mobile phones whilst driving (28/03/2022)
• Skillett v Skillett [2022] EWHC 233 (Ch) (28/03/2022)
• Online child abuse in Uganda: HJ Talks About Abuse (25/03/2022)
• Webinar: Employment Law Update replay | March 2022 (24/03/2022)
• Hugh James retains Mesothelioma UK legal panel status for two more years (24/03/2022)
• An Interview with Barrister Justin Levinson: HJ Talks About Abuse (18/03/2022)
• Review Your Will As Your Financial Position Changes (17/03/2022)
• Financial Conduct Authority prohibits Hartley Pensions from taking on new clients (17/03/2022)
• Hugh James Partner appointed to Board of British Gymnastics (15/03/2022)
• Hugh James advises Brains on sale of remaining stake in Coffee #1 to Caffè Nero (15/03/2022)
• Abuse of trust: Sexual assaults by NHS healthcare professionals (14/03/2022)
• Tik Tok & Consent: HJ Talks About Abuse (11/03/2022)
• Environment Agency reduction in prosecutions for serious pollution (10/03/2022)
• The effect of marriage, civil partnerships, divorce and dissolution on the validity of a will (09/03/2022)
• Filming the Love Your Weekend Alan Titchmarsh show: Hugh James with Mikey Allen of Endex Cymru (09/03/2022)
• International Women’s Day: reflecting on women in service (08/03/2022)
• The different experiences of men and women with Mesothelioma (08/03/2022)
• What International Women’s Day means to me – Kelly Davies, Commercial Property Partner (08/03/2022)
• What International Women’s Day means to me – Joanna Griffin, Paralegal (08/03/2022)
• What International Women’s Day means to me – Caroline O’Flaherty, Commercial Property Partner (08/03/2022)
• Your Premises Licence: Impacts of Insolvency, Death, Incapacity or Loss of Right to Work in the UK (07/03/2022)
• What International Women’s Day means to me – Olivia Stevens, Paralegal (07/03/2022)
• Organised sexual abuse of children: HJ Talks About Abuse (04/03/2022)
• Celebrating Wales’ presence in the military (01/03/2022)
• Divorce: What are the options for couples when dealing with their finances? (28/02/2022)
• Pope Benedict admits to providing false information to abuse inquiry: HJ Talks About Abuse (25/02/2022)
• How to sever a joint tenancy (25/02/2022)
• No-Fault Divorce from 6 April 2022 (22/02/2022)
• Prosecution rates drop by 45% in four years: HJ Talks About Abuse (18/02/2022)
• Hugh James acts for successful parties in establishing severance of joint tenancy (17/02/2022)
• Spinal Injury Seminar: The Challenges of Community Care and Private Care (16/02/2022)
• An introduction to cryptocurrency and its effects on wills and estates (14/02/2022)
• Rebuilding my life after service: Building a castle (14/02/2022)
• Hugh James announced as first Gold Sponsor for the Andy Cox Challenge 2022 (14/02/2022)
• Sexual Abuse & Sexual Violence Awareness Week 2022: HJ Talks About Abuse (14/02/2022)
• Hugh James supports family through Inquest into Skyla Whiting death (11/02/2022)
• MoD reinstates member of the Armed Forces pension scheme after scam (10/02/2022)
• Celebrating 15 years of our Pro bono Scheme with Cardiff University (09/02/2022)
• Tinnitus Awareness Week 2022: 7 – 13 February 2022 (08/02/2022)
• Financial Services Compensation Scheme has declared three advice firms in default (08/02/2022)
• Life with non-freezing cold injury after service: Mr D's Story (07/02/2022)
• Hugh James advises Robert Price Builders' Merchants on first acquisition outside Wales (04/02/2022)
• Another SIPP operator, Corporate & Professional Pensions, has entered administration (03/02/2022)
• Hugh James appointed as legal adviser to Midlands-based Platform Housing Group (02/02/2022)
• Child sexual exploitation by organised networks: IICSA Investigation Report – February 2022 (01/02/2022)
• Rebuilding my life after service: In pursuit of mental wellbeing (31/01/2022)
• NHS continuing healthcare in Wales: revised national framework (31/01/2022)
• Changes to The Highway Code for 2022 (28/01/2022)
• Webinar Replay: Construction Law Update | 27 January 2022 (27/01/2022)
• The Court of Protection and Deputies: An introduction (27/01/2022)
• Updates on the Prince Andrew and Manchester Football Club abuse cases: HJ Talks About Abuse (21/01/2022)
• Witness Appeal: Appeal to support victims abused by Vicar Richard Landall (20/01/2022)
• Ceredigion not for profit company wins Court of Appeal battle against former director in ‘legally significant’ case (17/01/2022)
• Chris Noth sexual assualt allegations: HJ Talks About Abuse (14/01/2022)
• Hugh James named in Headway Injury Solicitors Directory 2022 (12/01/2022)
• Non-disclosure agreements in the case against Prince Andrew: HJ Talks About Abuse (07/01/2022)
• Office of the Public Guardian issues new guidance on the disclosure of medical records to attorneys and deputies (06/01/2022)
• Predatory Marriages – What action can be taken to protect a vulnerable individual? (06/01/2022)
• Case Study: Mrs Hilda Underwood from Essex (05/01/2022)
• Welsh Covid Restrictions from 26 December 2021 (24/12/2021)
• What power does the court have to prohibit predatory marriage where a person lacks capacity? (17/12/2021)
• 2021 Podcast Episodes Review: HJ Talks About Abuse (17/12/2021)
• Conviction of NHS morgue rapist David Fuller: HJ Talks About Abuse (17/12/2021)
• The tragic death of Arthur Labinjo-Hughes and domestic violence: HJ Talks About Abuse (17/12/2021)
• NHS continuing healthcare tips: independent review panels (16/12/2021)
• Covid Pass from 15 December 2021 (England) (16/12/2021)
• The rise in menopause disputes (15/12/2021)
• Hugh James expands its Contested Wills, Trusts and Estates team across London and Wales (14/12/2021)
• Kambli v The Public Guardian: disagreements between a deputy and the protected party’s family (13/12/2021)
• The Court of Protection and Deputies: an introduction to the Court of Protection and examples of disputes (10/12/2021)
• Skin on skin contact not required in sexual abuse – top Indian court rules: HJ Talks About Abuse (09/12/2021)
• Inquest into death of Annabel Wright: Coroner rules out direct link to suicide and anti-acne drug (08/12/2021)
• NHS Continuing Healthcare Tips: The local resolution process (08/12/2021)
• Are grandchildren entitled to bring a claim for reasonable financial provision under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (the “Inheritance Act”)? (06/12/2021)
• Victory for Acquired Brain Injury Sufferers (06/12/2021)
• Sex abusers reoffending: What are the risks?: HJ Talks About Abuse (03/12/2021)
• NHS Continuing Healthcare Tips: Assessing eligibility (03/12/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with William Weaver on construction projects in South Wales? (01/12/2021)
• Can a divorce settlement be threatened by the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (the “Inheritance Act”)? (30/11/2021)
• 'High profile and legally significant' case selected for Court of Appeal live-streaming pilot (29/11/2021)
• Safety on dating apps: HJ Talks About Abuse (26/11/2021)
• Webinar: The regulation of social care in England and Wales replay (26/11/2021)
• Webinar: Managing Tenancies in a Post Covid World replay (26/11/2021)
• Webinar: Approaching wellbeing post pandemic replay (26/11/2021)
• Award win for Hugh James’ catastrophic injury team at PI Awards 2021 (24/11/2021)
• Compensation recovered for family of lady with mesothelioma from Tata Steel and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (24/11/2021)
• Challenging, low-level exposure mesothelioma case settled against TATA Steel for family of gentleman who worked at Lysaghts Steelworks (24/11/2021)
• Appeal Judge rejects jurisdictional challenge in case of British claimant seeking medical care and rehabilitation in Germany (23/11/2021)
• NHS Continuing Healthcare Tips: How to pass a Checklist Assessment (22/11/2021)
• BBC Documentary: Inside the Care Crisis with Ed Balls (22/11/2021)
• FCA prohibits and fines former director of Consumer Wealth Ltd for providing 'reckless and unsuitable' advice (22/11/2021)
• More top rankings for Hugh James in leading UK directories (22/11/2021)
• Road Safety Week 2021: The individual stories of tragedy & loss behind the statistics (19/11/2021)
• Did you work with Margret Janice Wilkins? (19/11/2021)
• Assault by injection and drink spiking: HJ Talks About Abuse (19/11/2021)
• Hugh James supports the ‘Stop the Pressure Day’ campaign (18/11/2021)
• Webinar: Managing projects with JCT contracts (17/11/2021)
• Webinar: Do private placements work for housing associations? replay (17/11/2021)
• Webinar: Directly awarding contracts whilst following the rules replay (17/11/2021)
• Webinar: Directors’ duties for Housing Associations replay (17/11/2021)
• E-scooters and Boris Bikes – Road Safety Week 2021 (16/11/2021)
• Our Road Safety Heroes – Road Safety Week 2021 (16/11/2021)
• Cycling in the city – Brake Road Safety week 2021 (16/11/2021)
• Why we are backing the Acquired Brain Injury Bill (16/11/2021)
• Plans taking shape for state-of-the-art school in Cardiff, supported by Hugh James Property team (15/11/2021)
• Brake Road Safety Week 2021 (15/11/2021)
• Oxford Brookes University Scandal – Considering 'consent': HJ Talks About Abuse (12/11/2021)
• What does Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday mean to our clients? (11/11/2021)
• Uber and vicarious liability in sexual abuse: HJ Talks About Abuse (05/11/2021)
• Webinar: Employment Law Update replay | November 2021 (04/11/2021)
• The Serious Fraud Office investigate the Alpha and Green Park property companies (04/11/2021)
• FCA Investigation into £5.9m pension scam (04/11/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Mr Terrence Belcher at B Finch & Co Ltd? (03/11/2021)
• Former employees speak out about the 'horrible' working conditions at the Coventry Homefire Plant that caused their lung disease (02/11/2021)
• Misappropriation of child likenesses in sex dolls: HJ Talks About Abuse (29/10/2021)
• Autumn Budget 2021 – A stronger economy for the British people (28/10/2021)
• Hugh James Neurolaw Team continues its support to The Child Brain Injury Trust GloWeek Campaign (27/10/2021)
• Costs in disputed Court of Protection cases (26/10/2021)
• Injury Board Day of Action: Supporting the medical community and local businesses (26/10/2021)
• Forthplus Pensions falls under administration (25/10/2021)
• Hugh James shortlisted for four Personal Injury awards (25/10/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work on the construction site of the American Express Building in Brighton? (22/10/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Interview with Author, John Skull (22/10/2021)
• Prestigious award win for our Private Wealth teams (22/10/2021)
• Autumn Military Conference: Exploring the current issues affecting Veterans and Armed Forces Personnel (22/10/2021)
• Landmark decision handed down in Hirachand v Hirachand [2021] EWCA Civ 1498 (21/10/2021)
• Webinar Replay: Construction Law Update | 19 October 2021 (20/10/2021)
• Neuro ProActive: The new digital platform for neurological rehabilitation (19/10/2021)
• Hugh James launches partnership with Veteran Owned UK (15/10/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: R. Kelly Conviction (15/10/2021)
• Nursing Care takes a Big Step (15/10/2021)
• Webinar: Dementia and capacity in probate and Court of Protection disputes replay (14/10/2021)
• Hugh James Military Conference to host leading Military figures, including Johnny Mercer MP and Brian Wood MC (13/10/2021)
• Webinar: A costly refusal – when professional executors should, but refuse, to step down replay (12/10/2021)
• Webinar: Practical update on HMCTS online probate system, managing risk and LPA reforms replay (12/10/2021)
• Hugh James wins “most complex mines, minerals and manorial rights case” in decades at Court of Appeal (12/10/2021)
• NHS Covid Pass becomes compulsory to attend nightclubs & large events in Wales (11/10/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Byline Intelligence Team Research into Police Officers Sexual Misconduct (08/10/2021)
• Veterans Awards 2021: Celebrating those who have gone ‘above and beyond’ in our communities (08/10/2021)
• Hugh James advises on acquisition of £28m Welsh poultry business by international food processing firm (08/10/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Mr Harold Baker at the Badminton Estates in Gloucestershire (07/10/2021)
• Death of a man who fell from a care home window was avoidable rules inquest (07/10/2021)
• The big distanced knit! (05/10/2021)
• Birth injury medical negligence: time for a change in NHS maternity services (05/10/2021)
• Webinar: 5 things you need to know about NHS Continuing Healthcare replay (04/10/2021)
• Webinar: Employee Ownership Trusts replay (04/10/2021)
• A new direction in Data Protection (04/10/2021)
• Our asbestos team finishes their 700 Mile virtual relay to aid support groups and charities (04/10/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Landlords extorting their tenants (01/10/2021)
• Neurolaw team run the virtual Cardiff Half-Marathon (01/10/2021)
• World Alzheimer’s Month (01/10/2021)
• Allergen legislation tightens as “Natasha’s Law” comes into force (01/10/2021)
• Hugh James Neurolaw Department assists with renovation of Moss-Rose Cottage (30/09/2021)
• Webinar: Costs and Funding of Claims brought under Part 1 of the Land Compensation Act | September 2021 (30/09/2021)
• The Asbestos team reach the final checkpoint in the #MoveForMeso challenge (29/09/2021)
• Case study: Mrs Mabel Etherington from Essex (29/09/2021)
• Case study: Mrs Patricia Heywood from Huddersfield (29/09/2021)
• Case study: Mrs Sheila Flower from Newport (29/09/2021)
• Case study: Mr Eric Halloway from Kent (29/09/2021)
• Case study: Mrs Florence Mitchell from Lincolnshire (29/09/2021)
• Hugh James proud to sponsor monument honouring Wales' first black headteacher (29/09/2021)
• Settlement against L Slack & Son Ltd (28/09/2021)
• Case study: Mrs Barbara Stretch from Morecambe (28/09/2021)
• Case study: Mrs Doreen Homewood from Yorkshire (28/09/2021)
• Asbestos team reach the virtual home straight for #MoveForMeso challenge (27/09/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Abuse in the Healthcare Sector (24/09/2021)
• The Asbestos team head to Plymouth for #MoveForMeso (24/09/2021)
• Is it worth instructing a Solicitor to bring my British Steel pension claim? (23/09/2021)
• C v Carillion construction (contracts) and others (22/09/2021)
• The HJ #MoveForMeso team arrive in Southampton (21/09/2021)
• Spinal Injury Seminar: The Challenges of Neuropathic Pain replay (21/09/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Mr Gerald Martin? (20/09/2021)
• An introduction to Employee Ownership Trusts (17/09/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: “Stealthing”; non-consensual condom removal (17/09/2021)
• Case study – Mr G brings successful claim against university following asbestos exposure (16/09/2021)
• Hugh James named Property Law Firm of the Year (Wales) 2021 (16/09/2021)
• Hugh James takes part in 'first ever' Land Registry approved QES Signature property deal (16/09/2021)
• Britney’s Conservatorship: what safeguards are in place for a deputyship, during the application process and once the deputyship is in place (15/09/2021)
• Hugh James Private Wealth team volunteer for Cancer Research UK Big Hike in Brecon (15/09/2021)
• Will it affect my asbestos claim if I smoke? (13/09/2021)
• World Sepsis Day 2021: Why we are ‘Sepsis Savvy' (13/09/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Apple to scan iPhones for child sex abuse images (10/09/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you ever work with asbestos at Mid Wales Hospital? (10/09/2021)
• How legacy giving transforms lives: watch little Clark’s story (10/09/2021)
• What does the £86,000 social care cost cap actually mean? (08/09/2021)
• Funding of social care reforms (07/09/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Greville John Millman? (07/09/2021)
• Remember a Charity Week – legacies to charity and inheritance tax (07/09/2021)
• Nil rate band gift limited by other gifts in the estate (03/09/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: NSPCC Report Abuse in Education Helpline (03/09/2021)
• Dementia: Capacity disputes with wills and the Court of Protection (02/09/2021)
• IICSA report on child protection in religious and organised settings “rightly draws attention” to the Jehovah's Witness Organisation (02/09/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you live in Charnock House in the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham? (01/09/2021)
• National Road Victim Month – August 2021 (27/08/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Women in the Armed Forces (27/08/2021)
• DAC Pensions in default… (27/08/2021)
• Nirvana sued for ‘child pornography’ album cover – what would happen in the UK? (26/08/2021)
• National Road Victim Month: Remembering the many – including my grandad (26/08/2021)
• Lawyer acting for victims of clergyman, David Beater, speaks out following conviction (24/08/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: US Civil Case Against Prince Andrew (20/08/2021)
• Case Study: Settlement secured for former Coventry Homefire Plant employee (20/08/2021)
• How my asbestos patient support group has been a beacon of hope (18/08/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Kings Lodge Children’s Home (16/08/2021)
• MOD accused of “failing to protect female personnel” from systemic gender abuses (13/08/2021)
• Rising Covid rates in the UK armed forces potentially threatens National Security (13/08/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Sugar Daddies with Tom Farr from CEASE UK (13/08/2021)
• Lydney mesothelioma claim settled (13/08/2021)
• FCA secures almost £11m in compensation for pension investors following success in Court of Appeal against Avacade (12/08/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Mr Peter Fraser? (09/08/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Pornography with Tom Farr from CEASE UK (06/08/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Abuse in Massages (30/07/2021)
• Hugh James expands financial mis-selling team with new hire to support group litigation cases (29/07/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Appeal to support victim abused by Vicar David Beater (29/07/2021)
• Lambeth London Borough Council failed children in their care (27/07/2021)
• Webinar: Business Immigration & Employment Law replay (27/07/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: The Impact of Covid-19 on Online Child Sexual Exploitation – Part 2 (23/07/2021)
• Hugh James successfully represents Persimmon Homes in Judicial Review of Planning Decision (21/07/2021)
• Child Sex Offences in Football (21/07/2021)
• Case Study: Lydford mesothelioma claim settled (20/07/2021)
• The rules for licensed premises in England from today (19/07/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: The Impact of Covid-19 on Online Child Sexual Exploitation – Part 1 (16/07/2021)
• Case Study: Council worker received damages from his late wife's exposure to asbestos dust (15/07/2021)
• Euro 2020 – Licensing Hours Extension (England & Wales) (09/07/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Interview with Tom Farr from CEASE UK (09/07/2021)
• Increase in probate fees to take place in early 2022 (09/07/2021)
• Webinar: Forming trading entities – the risks, benefits and procurement considerations replay | WGCD Framework – Lot 8 (08/07/2021)
• The Boys Scouts of America agree to largest sexual abuse settlement in the US (05/07/2021)
• The Hugh James Asbestos Team does 700 mile virtual relay in support of mesothelioma charities (02/07/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Encryption on Tackling Child Sexual Abuse (02/07/2021)
• Former directors of not-for-profit business in Aberystwyth acted “unreasonably” in transferring grant-funded property into personal pensions, judge rules (02/07/2021)
• Hugh James continues London growth with appointment of corporate city partner (02/07/2021)
• Spinal Injury Seminar: Emotional Adjustment after Spinal Cord Injury replay (01/07/2021)
• Webinar: Contracts – the structure and terms of commercial agreements replay | WGCD Framework – Lot 8 (01/07/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Equality and Human Rights Commission Legal Agreement to Tackle Sexual Harassment (25/06/2021)
• Webinar: Construction Law – practical completion and adjudication replay | WGCD Framework – Lot 8 (23/06/2021)
• Webinar: Intellectual Property – how to manage and protect your rights replay | WGCD Framework – Lot 8 (23/06/2021)
• Hugh James supports the UK’s largest independent pharmacy group on transaction (22/06/2021)
• Farming family in North Wales secures justice in tragic will dispute (21/06/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: The Catholic Safeguarding Standards Agency (18/06/2021)
• Section 117 Aftercare Services; am I entitled to free care home accommodation? (17/06/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Ms Glenda Eaton? (17/06/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with William John Williams at Standard Box/Delyn Cartons or Celtic Newspapers? (15/06/2021)
• Hugh James advises on expansion of Creo Medical Group (14/06/2021)
• Irish High Court orders Irish executor to transfer assets to English executor to settle English debts (14/06/2021)
• Hughes v Pritchard and Ors [2021] EWHC 1580 (Ch) (14/06/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: The Domestic Abuse Act 2021 (11/06/2021)
• Date fixed for long awaited no-fault divorce reform (11/06/2021)
• Public First ruling to serve as a warning to contracting authorities (11/06/2021)
• The inquests process: What happens when a death might be linked to asbestos (10/06/2021)
• Carers Week 2021 (10/06/2021)
• Webinar Replay: Construction Law Update, Espresso Shots | June 2021 (10/06/2021)
• Webinar: Recent Tribunal Decisions for Claims Brought Under Part 1 of the Act | June 2021 (09/06/2021)
• Case study: Mesothelioma settlement secured for former employee of Denbigh Asylum (09/06/2021)
• Taking part in the Hugh James Pro Bono Scheme helped me secure a paralegal role (09/06/2021)
• Pro Bono at Hugh James (09/06/2021)
• New Hugh James inquest service supporting bereaved families through COVID backlogs (08/06/2021)
• Case Study: Damages awarded to family of Mr C following his death due to asbestos exposure (06/06/2021)
• Novel research published investigating the experiences of UK Armed Forces veterans living with mesothelioma (04/06/2021)
• Volunteers’ Week 2021 (03/06/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: When Nudes Are Stolen and Image Based Abuse (03/06/2021)
• Hugh James advises on acquisition of Brookes Pharmacy (03/06/2021)
• Public procurement – 4 common mistakes and how to avoid them (02/06/2021)
• Case study: Asbestosis settlement secured within six months following instruction (02/06/2021)
• Hugh James expands its asbestos legal team with senior hires across southern England (02/06/2021)
• British holidaymaker finally receives justice for skiing accident that 'never should have gone to trial' (01/06/2021)
• House of Commons Justice Committee report on inquests calls for changes (01/06/2021)
• Hugh James partners with Business Energy Claims to combat energy mis-selling (28/05/2021)
• Case Study: Mr W brings successful claim following his wife's peritoneal mesothelioma death (28/05/2021)
• Are the provisions of the Equality Act 2010 dealing with remedies for unintentional unlawful indirect discrimination compatible with EU law? (28/05/2021)
• Covid-19 adjusted right to work checks extended until 20 June 2021 (28/05/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Holly Perreault (27/05/2021)
• Lesser known uses of asbestos (27/05/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Anthony Sturton at Reliance Telephone Co Ltd or Pye Business Communications Ltd in London? (27/05/2021)
• Acas publishes new advice on effects of long COVID (26/05/2021)
• Webinar: Complex catastrophic injury claims and the ongoing involvement of a professional deputy replay (26/05/2021)
• HJ Talks About Charities: Recent Legacy Dispute Cases (26/05/2021)
• Employee is found to be unfairly dismissed for implementing new safety procedure (25/05/2021)
• Webinar: Common issues in corporate transactions: a case study replay (25/05/2021)
• Hugh James appointed to final 'lot' in NPS framework for legal advice in Wales (25/05/2021)
• ABI Week 2021: An inability to visit clients; the reaction of Deputies and the Court of Protection (21/05/2021)
• ABI Week 2021: The many and varied ways our clients have adapted to lockdown (21/05/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Abuse by Overseas Teacher James Alexander (21/05/2021)
• Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Day 2021: Wings for Life World Run (21/05/2021)
• ABI Week 2021: Hats for Headway Day (21/05/2021)
• VIDEO | Financial covenant issues relating to & after the COVID-19 pandemic (20/05/2021)
• ABI Week 2021: Denyse Procter on how the pandemic has impacted upon her clients (20/05/2021)
• Hugh James advises on one of Wales' largest regeneration schemes (20/05/2021)
• Owners of Options Pensions set aside £3.6m for future claims (20/05/2021)
• Hugh James sponsors quest to find the best 'Community Champion' in National Paralegal Awards 2021 (19/05/2021)
• ABI Week 2021: Litigation in Lockdown – The Implications of the Pandemic on Brain Injury Claims (19/05/2021)
• Three new partners among 8 key promotions at Hugh James (19/05/2021)
• Webinar: Around the World – Global Investments replay (18/05/2021)
• ABI week 2021: Reflecting on living & working during a pandemic (18/05/2021)
• Exposure to exhaust fumes from Sea King helicopters (18/05/2021)
• ABI Week 2021: A life of lockdown? Headway and The Silverlining Brain Injury Charity (17/05/2021)
• Coroners’ statistics for 2020 (14/05/2021)
• Indoor hospitality reopening checklist (alcohol licensed premises) – England (14/05/2021)
• Indoor hospitality reopening checklist (alcohol licensed premises) – Wales (14/05/2021)
• Dying Matters Awareness Week 2021 (12/05/2021)
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• Recent Pensions Ombudsman decision sheds light on pension administrator's due diligence requirements (04/05/2021)
• Hugh James scoops 'Best Law Firm: Wales' at the UK Probate Research Awards (30/04/2021)
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• Companies House filing deadlines returning to pre covid (21/04/2021)
• Case Study: Widow receives damages following husband's lung cancer death (21/04/2021)
• Hugh James advises on sale of largest independent pharmacy group in Wales (21/04/2021)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Deep Fakes (16/04/2021)
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• Witness Appeal: Appeal to support victim abused by Richard Chipchase (16/04/2021)
• Case Study: Mr M's former colleagues help his family obtain damages for mesothelioma (15/04/2021)
• Webinar: Employment Law Update replay | April 2021 (15/04/2021)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: 2021 Official Statistics on Sexual Assault (09/04/2021)
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• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Robert Hayes at Courtaulds Ltd in Flintshire? (07/04/2021)
• HJ Talks About Charities: Technical Issues in Charity Law (06/04/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Brian Case at Hoover, Merthyr Tydfil? (01/04/2021)
• Hugh James strengthens gaming and betting team with appointment of sector expert (31/03/2021)
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• Update on Vento bands (30/03/2021)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Abuse in education and ‘rape culture’ (29/03/2021)
• Hugh James personal injury lawyer receives ‘senior litigator’ accreditation (25/03/2021)
• Case Study: Successful claim with future compensation for Homefire Plant worker (23/03/2021)
• Case Study: 2021 settlement reached for gas worker (23/03/2021)
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• Case Study: Successful simultaneous claims for two former colleagues diagnosed with mesothelioma (23/03/2021)
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• Case Study: Compensation for former Metal Box Co Ltd. Neath mesothelioma sufferer (23/03/2021)
• Case Study: Hugh James secures settlement for mesothelioma sufferer (23/03/2021)
• Case Study: Mesothelioma settlement secured within five months (23/03/2021)
• Case Study: Product liability claim for the estate of mesothelioma sufferer (23/03/2021)
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• Case Study: Claim settled from witness evidence for mesothelioma sufferer (23/03/2021)
• Case Study: Compass Sheet Metal employee receives settlement for mesothelioma (23/03/2021)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Hollie Gazzard Trust (19/03/2021)
• Case Study: Substantial mesothelioma settlement against NHS (19/03/2021)
• Case Study: Mesothelioma settlement with provision for future treatment (19/03/2021)
• Case Study: Valuable mesothelioma settlement with substantial funding for care for widow with dementia (18/03/2021)
• Case Study: Diffuse pleural thickening settlement against Ministry of Defence (18/03/2021)
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• Brunt & Anor v Wrangle [2021] 1 WLUK 332 (17/03/2021)
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• Supporting the Sudden Bereavement Charter to help those in need (12/03/2021)
• Hugh James advises on Circle IT acquisition of Fabric IT (11/03/2021)
• Opening the floodgates: does the Environment Agency owe a duty of care? (11/03/2021)
• What you need to know about the Recovery Loan Scheme (11/03/2021)
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• Meet the women whose businesses thrived during COVID-19: We catch up with our International Women’s Day entrepreneurs – Kirsty-Leigh Lewis (05/03/2021)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Abuse in Education (05/03/2021)
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• Counsel General and Minister for European Transition, Jeremy Miles addresses the Hugh James In-House Counsel Forum (04/03/2021)
• Hugh James advises on acquisition of Flash Forward Consultancy by transport analytics group Tracsis PLC (04/03/2021)
• Budget 2021: What it means for you and your finances (04/03/2021)
• Furlough Extended to September 2021 (03/03/2021)
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• WGCD Framework Fortnight: Lot 1 – Adult Social Services webinar replay (03/03/2021)
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• The Digital Dilemma Series: How To Sell Your Goods Online – The Legal Way: Q&A webinar replay (03/03/2021)
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• WGCD Framework Fortnight: Lot 3 – Civil Litigation – Housing Management webinar replay (03/03/2021)
• WGCD Framework Fortnight: Lot 5 – Criminal Litigation webinar replay (03/03/2021)
• WGCD Framework Fortnight: Lot 7 – Employment Law webinar replay (03/03/2021)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Lynn Daniel at Port Talbot Steelworks? (02/03/2021)
• WGCD Framework Fortnight: Lot 3 – Civil Litigation – Insurance & Recoveries webinar replay (02/03/2021)
• Are you ready for IR35? (01/03/2021)
• WGCD Framework Fortnight: Lot 3 – Civil Litigation webinar replay (01/03/2021)
• Hugh James wins right for fresh inquest into death of Michael McVey – after 7 year battle by family (25/02/2021)
• Case Study: Asbestosis settlement against L Slack & Son Ltd (25/02/2021)
• Were you advised by Birmingham based Estate Matters Financial Limited to transfer your defined benefit pension scheme? (24/02/2021)
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• Welsh Government settles dispute with Costain over A465 Bypass (22/02/2021)
• UK Supreme Court rules that Uber drivers are workers (19/02/2021)
• Public Sector Exit Payment Cap Revoked (19/02/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Pakistan’s new anti-rape measure (19/02/2021)
• Hugh James to host virtual conference on Child Sexual Abuse in association with NSPCC (19/02/2021)
• Hugh James to Host Annual Military Conference to Veterans and Supporters (17/02/2021)
• £300K funding approval for green spaces at innovative health and wellbeing development in Bridgend (16/02/2021)
• The Digital Dilemma Series – How To Sell Your Goods Online – The Legal Way: Privacy and Data Protection (15/02/2021)
• Licensed Premises – is now the time for refresher training? (15/02/2021)
• Supporting the next generation of lawyers with our pro-bono nursing scheme and the School of Law and Politics (12/02/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: University Abuse and Discrimination (12/02/2021)
• Independent investigation announced looking at Mother and Baby Homes and Magdalene Laundries in Northern Ireland (11/02/2021)
• “It’s not like selling a set of taps” – the challenges of moving craft-selling online, from those who’ve done it (09/02/2021)
• Residential Leases – The Tribunal, not the Landlord decides what "fair and reasonable" means (08/02/2021)
• “Everything closed up and the galleries shut” – the challenges of moving craft-selling online, from those who’ve done it (05/02/2021)
• “There’s a lot of uncertainty and confusion out there” – the challenges of moving craft-selling online, from those who’ve done it (04/02/2021)
• Case Study: £340,000 recovered for disabled widow of mesothelioma sufferer (02/02/2021)
• The Digital Dilemma Series – How To Sell Your Goods Online – The Legal Way: Intellectual Property (01/02/2021)
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• The Digital Dilemma Series: How To Sell Your Goods Online – The Legal Way (01/02/2021)
• The Digital Dilemma Series – How To Sell Your Goods Online – The Legal Way: Consumer Terms & Conditions (01/02/2021)
• Hugh James appointed as corporate partner to Institute of Legacy Management (01/02/2021)
• Women in the Armed Forces – ‘A Culture of Silence’ (29/01/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Roman Catholic Church put own needs before welfare of victims for decades (29/01/2021)
• Case Study: Mr L secures his future financial stability through damages claim (29/01/2021)
• Hugh James boosts public sector credentials with appointment of senior employment lawyer (28/01/2021)
• Webinar: Construction Law Update replay | February 2021 (26/01/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Face Covering Exemptions for Survivors (22/01/2021)
• Hugh James helps secure lifeline deal for International Convention Centre Wales (21/01/2021)
• Hugh James extends support to Welsh public services (18/01/2021)
• Small businesses entitled to insurance pay-outs for loss caused by Covid-19 pandemic (18/01/2021)
• New lease extension rights for residential leaseholders (15/01/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Multi Agency Failure (15/01/2021)
• Review into sex abuse by aid workers "should talk to real victims not just NGO's" (13/01/2021)
• Victims of historical abuse in Northern Ireland should access help and support with compensation scheme redress (12/01/2021)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Sexual abuse in the workplace (08/01/2021)
• Public procurement, Sell2Wales and the new UK e-notification service (08/01/2021)
• New article exploring the differences in experience with mesothelioma for men and women (06/01/2021)
• Hugh James Appointed to HASAG Legal Panel (24/12/2020)
• Hugh James 'heartened' by S.A. Brain Deal Which Safeguards 1,300 Jobs and 156 Pubs (23/12/2020)
• Case Study: Mr W receives damages following his development of asbestosis (23/12/2020)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Abuse in Ballet (18/12/2020)
• Our Top Tips for Planning and Conducting your Virtual Meetings – Part 5 of our 'Virtual Meetings' series (16/12/2020)
• Holding Remote Meetings: Advice for Unincorporated Charities and Charitable Trusts – Part Four of our 'Virtual Meetings' Series (16/12/2020)
• Do You Need to Hold an AGM? – Part three of our 'Virtual Meetings' series (16/12/2020)
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• "Meeting" Life After the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 – Part One of our 'Virtual Meetings' series (16/12/2020)
• Our delight as first tenants move into new housing in Barry's historic 'Goodsheds' district (16/12/2020)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Criminal proceedings – a survivor’s perspective (11/12/2020)
• Probate registry delays in 2020 (08/12/2020)
• Court of Protection authorises inheritance of a protected party to be placed into trust (07/12/2020)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Honour Based Abuse (04/12/2020)
• Hugh James Clinical Negligence Lawyers Scoop Two Prestigious Industry Accolades (02/12/2020)
• Did you invest in The Resort Group via a Rowanmoor SIPP? (02/12/2020)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Sammy's Law (27/11/2020)
• Case study – Mr R mis-sold pension by Blueinfinitas Limited (27/11/2020)
• Asbestosis case settled despite Blue Water Shipping argument (26/11/2020)
• Successful simultaneous claims for two former colleagues diagnosed with mesothelioma (26/11/2020)
• Webinar: Fire, Gas and Electrical Standards for Social Housing Properties and evidencing compliance replay (26/11/2020)
• Webinar: Public to Public Contracts replay (26/11/2020)
• Hugh James helps pave the way for ground-breaking Welsh road project (26/11/2020)
• Merchant Navy Claim Settled for Family of Mesothelioma Sufferer (25/11/2020)
• Webinar: The Future Use of Spaces replay (25/11/2020)
• Case study – MR F mis-sold pension by TPS Land (25/11/2020)
• HJ Talks About Social Housing Podcast | GDPR and remote working (25/11/2020)
• Webinar: Equality & Diversity replay (25/11/2020)
• Other Homefire Plant Workers and their Families Urged to Come Forward To Claim Compensation Following Admissions (24/11/2020)
• Webinar: Affordable Housing Financing & Refinancing Replay (23/11/2020)
• HJ Talks About Social Housing Podcast | Dealing with contractors: How to avoid it going wrong and what to do when it does (23/11/2020)
• VIDEO | Disrepair claims in the social housing sector (23/11/2020)
• Webinar: Housing Law Conference 2020 replay (20/11/2020)
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• VIDEO | Impact of Rights of Way Claims and Town/Village Greens on proposed developments (19/11/2020)
• Caroline Flack – A lasting legacy (19/11/2020)
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• HJ Talks About Social Housing Podcast | Decanting and access for repairs (18/11/2020)
• HJ Talks About Social Housing Podcast | The affordability of capital works for leaseholders in challenging times (18/11/2020)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Consent and Stealthing (13/11/2020)
• Behind the scenes of our Hugh James Housing conference and #HJhousing Week (13/11/2020)
• Initiatives to tackle racial inequality in the workplace (13/11/2020)
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• Child Trust Funds and the children that are unable to access their savings (05/11/2020)
• Webinar: Construction Law Update replay | November 2020 (05/11/2020)
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• Historical Institutional Abuse (Northern Ireland) Act 2019 – 1 year on (04/11/2020)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Eastenders (30/10/2020)
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• My 5 top tips for dealing with panic and anxiety attacks (12/10/2020)
• Case Study: Family recover £20,000 for hospice following mother's untimely death (10/10/2020)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Northern Irish Historic Abuse Redress Scheme (09/10/2020)
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• My cycle for Sepsis: How the stories of those affected by Sepsis kept me going (09/10/2020)
• Webinar: Employment Law Update replay | October 2020 (08/10/2020)
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• Hugh James supports innovative Welsh Government loan scheme to prevent COVID homelessness (07/10/2020)
• Hugh James acts for family of diabetes patient who died of hospital 'neglect' according to coroner (07/10/2020)
• The impact of face masks on those with disabilities (07/10/2020)
• Finish line in sight – running challenge team set to smash 2800km goal (02/10/2020)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Child Soldiers – An interview with Michael Salter (25/09/2020)
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• The Overseas Operations Bill: potential devastating consequences for thousands of injured UK service men and women (22/09/2020)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with David James at Lysaght Steel Works during the 1950s/1960s? (21/09/2020)
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• New appointment: leading litigation lawyer, Kevin Grealis, joins London office (17/09/2020)
• Hugh James wins prestigious award for work with the Armed Forces (17/09/2020)
• Webinar: Flexible Furlough Scheme replay (14/09/2020)
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• Witness Appeal: Did you work at the Ford Motor Company plant in Swansea? (19/05/2020)
• Young veterans and hearing loss: the impact on mental health (19/05/2020)
• Guidance on holiday entitlement and pay during coronavirus (COVID-19) (19/05/2020)
• Hugh James helps client contest a will after uncle becomes victim of scams (15/05/2020)
• The government announces its COVID-19 strategy (15/05/2020)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: abusive sexualities – an interview with Dr Michael Salter (15/05/2020)
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• International Nurses Day 2020 (12/05/2020)
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• COVID-19: Government support and the impact on auto-enrolment and pension funding (07/05/2020)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Mr Paul Brian? (07/05/2020)
• Hugh James advises Development Bank of Wales on a multimillion-pound MBO deal (05/05/2020)
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• Mercury Signing: How signing and verifying property deeds just got easier (04/05/2020)
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• Lockdown Lawyers: Covid-19 and the effect on probate – 6 key areas (27/04/2020)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Limitation Law Review (24/04/2020)
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• New Regulations amend employees’ entitlement to Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) (09/04/2020)
• UPDATED: New law introduced in Wales to enforce the two metre social distancing rule at work (07/04/2020)
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• Grandmother speaks out to warn of the dangers of asbestos after damages win (03/04/2020)
• BBC documentary – Shane Williams: rugby, concussion and me (02/04/2020)
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• UPDATED: The government publishes guidance for employers on the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (Furlough Scheme) (27/03/2020)
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• UPDATE: Coronavirus Act 2020 and Possession Claims (27/03/2020)
• The courts, possession claims and COVID-19 (26/03/2020)
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• Hugh James signs the Armed Forces Covenant (25/03/2020)
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• Online isolation notes launched – providing proof of Coronavirus Covid-19 absence from work (20/03/2020)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Damages for false imprisonment (20/03/2020)
• UPDATED: Reforms to IR35 legislation still set to come into force in April 2021 (19/03/2020)
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• What can happen if you send notice to the wrong recipient? (10/02/2020)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: False memory syndrome – Memory issues in Child Sexual Abuse (07/02/2020)
• Hugh James advises on management buy out of automotive repair business iRG (07/02/2020)
• Hugh James advises Cardiff Blues on a transformational debt and equity restructuring (06/02/2020)
• Professions not usually associated with a risk of asbestos exposure (06/02/2020)
• Asbestos use throughout the World (04/02/2020)
• A word of warning for financial mis-selling claims (03/02/2020)
• Case Study: Mr J receives damages for testicular cancer caused by secondary exposure (01/02/2020)
• NHS Continuing Healthcare: Can you challenge an Independent Review Panel decision? (31/01/2020)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Cyprus Rape Case – Issues of Consent (31/01/2020)
• Webinar: Award Letters replay (30/01/2020)
• Multiple claims for Harlequin Investor (30/01/2020)
• HJ Talks About Charities: Sleep-in shifts – charities facing £400m bill (29/01/2020)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Taxi drivers and Liability for Sexual Assaults (24/01/2020)
• Proposed extension of inheritance tax exemption to siblings (23/01/2020)
• GPC SIPP Limited – Update (23/01/2020)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Consent (17/01/2020)
• 8 top tips for a successful interview at Hugh James (13/01/2020)
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• Charities: New Year, New Guidance, New Debates (07/01/2020)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Sexual abuse in the medical profession (03/01/2020)
• HJ Talks About Charities: Tory rule and the next 5 years – what does this mean for Charities? (23/12/2019)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Online Sexual Abuse (20/12/2019)
• Spotlight on our award winning entry “Clinical Negligence Team of the Year” (17/12/2019)
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• Can Amazon be liable for defective Christmas presents you buy online? (11/12/2019)
• Spotlight on our winning entry for “Outstanding Case of the Year: Alistar Inglis vs MoD” (06/12/2019)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Jeffrey Epstein and Prince Andrew – Relationships (06/12/2019)
• Don’t take it personally: Bella Italia and incorrect assumptions of a lease (02/12/2019)
• Witness testimony leads to successful settlement for family of deceased mesothelioma sufferer (02/12/2019)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Safeguarding in the Roman Catholic Church (29/11/2019)
• HJ Talks About Charities: Probate fees and delays (29/11/2019)
• Hugh James celebrates the success of bringing home two awards at the Personal Injury Awards 2019 (28/11/2019)
• Hugh James Annual Rugby Lunch raises £21k for Dreams and Wishes (26/11/2019)
• Vauxhall breathes a sigh of relief (25/11/2019)
• Representatives from the Hugh James Asbestos Team attend the British Lung Foundation study day in Bangor (25/11/2019)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Empathy (21/11/2019)
• Families of Gareth Delbridge and Michael Lewis appoint Hugh James to ensure lessons are learned (20/11/2019)
• Leading med tech company, Stryker, issues urgent field safety notice (18/11/2019)
• Landlord reasonably withheld consent: Supreme Court decision (18/11/2019)
• All-Party Parliamentary Groups: Hearings into “positions of trust” in faith settings (15/11/2019)
• Can an automatic email signature be binding? (15/11/2019)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: All-Party Parliamentary Groups – Can Adult Survivors of Sexual Abuse Access Justice and Support? (08/11/2019)
• When is it possible to make a claim against your late ex’s estate? (06/11/2019)
• Top ten tips for managing charity investments (06/11/2019)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: All-Party Parliamentary Groups – Positions of Trust in Faith Settings (01/11/2019)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Child Marriage (24/10/2019)
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• Webinar: Off-site Manufacturing replay (22/10/2019)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Pros and Cons of Redress Schemes (18/10/2019)
• Government scraps the planned probate fees increase (15/10/2019)
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• Gavin and Stacey’s new home: LTT or SDLT? part 1 (08/10/2019)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Is male circumcision lawful? (04/10/2019)
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• BCO has named Hugh James’ headquarters as one of the Best Corporate workplaces in the UK (02/10/2019)
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• Judicial Review of Planning Permission: What constitutes sufficient reasons? (01/10/2019)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Sexual abuse in schools (25/09/2019)
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• Webinar: Impact of the PCR on development agreements replay (19/09/2019)
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• Case Study: Mr G recovers damages for pleural thickening with provision for future risks (01/08/2019)
• The importance of correctly drafting overage clauses (01/08/2019)
• Cowan v Foreman – [2019] EWCA Civ 1336 – Time limits in claims under the Inheritance Act 1975 (31/07/2019)
• Hugh James has advised Rhondda Housing Association on its acquisition of former supermarket site (30/07/2019)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Jersey Redress Scheme update (24/07/2019)
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• New Section 21 notice form in England (22/07/2019)
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• Hugh James hosts the RICS Wales Interprofessional Great Debate, focused on the Wellbeing of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015. (17/07/2019)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: Consent, sexual offences and social media (16/07/2019)
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• British Airways’ record data breach fine and how to avoid finding yourself in the same position (11/07/2019)
• Inheritance Tax reform report published (11/07/2019)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Abuse in religious institutions: Judaism (10/07/2019)
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• Does the Code of Practice dealing with the appointment of personal welfare deputies need revisiting? (04/07/2019)
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• HJ Talks About Abuse: Online child sexual exploitation (03/07/2019)
• Witness Appeal: Did you work with Thomas Joseph McGuire at Heysham Power station? (01/07/2019)
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• Dancer who sacrificed career wins share of £650,000 estate (21/02/2019)
• Government to establish new charity bequest notification service (18/02/2019)
• Public Health Wales apologise after smear tests were stored in out of date sample pots. (18/02/2019)
• Probate fees increase – how will executors fund the increased fees? (15/02/2019)
• Will temporary repairs satisfy a landlord’s repairing covenant? (15/02/2019)
• Increase to probate fees approved by House of Commons Committee (08/02/2019)
• Medical Device Alert: Stryker GmbH rHead Radial Head and Uni-Elbow System (08/02/2019)
• Have you invested in London Capital & Finance bonds? (07/02/2019)
• HJ Talks About Abuse: The First Annual Hugh James National Conference on Child Sexual Abuse, Prevention and Support on 25 January (06/02/2019)
• The final gift of 2018 – a new ground available for those seeking a stay of execution in adjudication decisions (05/02/2019)
• Did you invest in AIGO Holdings PLC (“AIGO”)? (05/02/2019)
• Changes to probate fees will go before House of Commons Delegated Legislation Committee this week (04/02/2019)
• Government proposes enhanced protections for new parents going back to work (04/02/2019)
• Aerospace and Defence in Wales is taking off (01/02/2019)
• Change has come for NHS Continuing Healthcare guidance (31/01/2019)
• Cwm Taf University Health Board put under increased levels of monitoring by the Welsh Government (30/01/2019)
• Forfeiting residential leases (30/01/2019)
• Government publishes details of "European Temporary Leave to Remain" in the event of "no-deal" Brexit (29/01/2019)
• Health Board’s handling of allegations made against Kris Wade (29/01/2019)
• Ex-GB cyclist was not an employee of British Cycling (28/01/2019)
• Divorce season (23/01/2019)
• Allocating the risk of ground conditions in a construction contract: a cautionary tale (23/01/2019)
• Landlords taking the rap for their Tenants’ misdeeds? (16/01/2019)
• Neurorehabilitation: How important is it and how can you access it (16/01/2019)
• When a baby suffers brain damage at birth, is the mother's psychiatric injury considered? (16/01/2019)
• Update: Liberty SIPP Complaints (16/01/2019)
• Update: Right to Buy in Wales abolished (16/01/2019)
• Neuro Rehabilitation (16/01/2019)
• Liquidated Damages – what’s the latest position? (11/01/2019)
• Arrests made as investigation into pension scam continues (11/01/2019)
• RSL public procurement case study (03/01/2019)
• Housing association public procurement case study (03/01/2019)
• House of Lords approves increase to probate fees with “regret” (02/01/2019)
• Hugh James webinars: Full series (01/01/2019)
• Alun Jones appointed chairman of Cardiff Blues (01/01/2019)
• Client receives settlement five times previous solicitors offer (21/12/2018)
• Hugh James advises Walters Group on sale of Likes Land Rover to Sinclair Group (20/12/2018)
• Child migrant update: UK government announces redress scheme (20/12/2018)
• Hugh James advises on sale of Cariad Cool Water to Waterlogic (20/12/2018)
• Lasting Powers of Attorney – The Basics (19/12/2018)
• FCA pension scheme advice warnings (19/12/2018)
• New energy efficiency regulations are now in force (19/12/2018)
• Addison Lee drivers are “workers” (19/12/2018)
• Workers’ rights to be enhanced following Taylor Review (19/12/2018)
• A third bite of the cherry – Grove Developments Limited v S&T (UK) Limited (18/12/2018)
• Welsh Health Boards miss NHS targets for another year running (18/12/2018)
• Two Central Square official office launch (14/12/2018)
• Store First winding up – an update (14/12/2018)
• Park First issues update for investors (13/12/2018)
• Diagnosing TBI: A new tool provides hope for faster routes to treatment (11/12/2018)
• Increase to probate fees – new legislation may be defective (11/12/2018)
• BBC One drama reawakens the national discussion on our care systems (10/12/2018)
• Give a festive financial gift this Christmas (10/12/2018)
• Judgment obtained against notorious child sex offender Douglas Slade (07/12/2018)
• British paedophile is ordered to pay compensation to his foreign victims in the first legal case of its kind (07/12/2018)
• Changes to probate fees brought to parliament’s special attention (07/12/2018)
• Volunteer Rights and Responsibilities (05/12/2018)
• Further failings at NHS trust under review for baby deaths (29/11/2018)
• Infant deaths inquiries widened at Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust (29/11/2018)
• Top tips to help create a professional Twitter account (28/11/2018)
• Applying for probate – the new rules (28/11/2018)
• Deathbed gifting of cheques (28/11/2018)
• The Law Society supports extending Qualified One Way Costs Shifting protection to nuisance claims (23/11/2018)
• Section 69 of the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013 (23/11/2018)
• Trainee life at Hugh James (21/11/2018)
• Court of Protection authorises gifts of £6m by an Attorney to himself (21/11/2018)
• How to interpret ambiguous will clauses – a comment on Tish & Ors v Olley & Ors [2018] (21/11/2018)
• Do we need to be worried about rabies? (16/11/2018)
• Town and Village Greens and the continued uncertainty over the ‘statutory incompatibility’ argument (15/11/2018)
• Hugh James brings about changes to insurance policy documents (13/11/2018)
• Staying safe on the slopes this winter: the dangers of not wearing a helmet (13/11/2018)
• What is an executor? (13/11/2018)
• Top tips when buying a house: keeping the legal process stress free (13/11/2018)
• $1.04billion jury award for DePuy Pinnacle Ultamet metal hip implant (13/11/2018)
• Hugh James acts in acquisition of software company (13/11/2018)
• Service charges – traps for the unwary landlord (13/11/2018)
• Increase in Probate Registry fees – what does this mean? (13/11/2018)
• The effects of Brexit upon Personal Injury Law (13/11/2018)
• Trunki Competitors ‘ride’ into the Sunset after Supreme Court Decision (13/11/2018)
• CDM 2015 – 8 Key Changes (13/11/2018)
• Beneficial Occupation and Liability for Business Rates (13/11/2018)
• Costs budgets, Inheritance Act claims and contesting a will (13/11/2018)
• Internet Use in the Workplace: Guidelines for Employers (13/11/2018)
• Court of Appeal decision in Simon v Byford & Ors [2014] EWCA 280 (Civ); capacity to comprehend or continuing confusion? (13/11/2018)
• Testamentary capacity and "the golden rule" (13/11/2018)
• JCT vs. NEC – 10 Key Differences (13/11/2018)
• Sharia law compliant wills and inheritance tax (13/11/2018)
• Reclassification of ASHE 6115 (13/11/2018)
• Is electricity 'theft' an issue for landlords? (13/11/2018)
• Is your solicitor acting in your best interests? (13/11/2018)
• Kernott v Jones – a case of clarification or not? (13/11/2018)
• Unraveling the Complexity of Soldiers' Wills: Understanding the Challenges and Considerations (13/11/2018)
• UK government announces changes to probate fees (08/11/2018)
• Gifts with reservation of benefit – Leasehold property (08/11/2018)
• NHS Continuing Healthcare – when can I claim from? The differences between England and Wales (06/11/2018)
• Mis-Sold QROPS investor’s complaint against Gerard Associates Limited upheld by the Financial Ombudsman Service (06/11/2018)
• Berkeley Burke SIPP Administration’s application for judicial review dismissed. (01/11/2018)
• Hugh James advises Cardiff University on establishment of £200 million Special Health Board (31/10/2018)
• Hugh James advises on the sale of Malpas Dental Practice to Portman Dental Group (27/10/2018)
• Question: What do you get if you cross a lawyer, an HR manager and a monk? (26/10/2018)
• Section 9 Consent Abolished – New Notification Regime in Place (26/10/2018)
• Marriage, wills and capacity (26/10/2018)
• Mills v Mills: The Supreme Court Judgment and its impact (26/10/2018)
• House of Fraser bought by Sports Direct founder: how does this affect the employment relationship? (26/10/2018)
• Recent US Court Decision Accepts Link Between Roundup and Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (26/10/2018)
• Should 'no-fault divorce' be introduced in England and Wales? (26/10/2018)
• Casualty air harrowing rape storyline (26/10/2018)
• Single source contracting in international cooperative defence programmes (26/10/2018)
• Pimlico Plumbers loses appeal against worker status (26/10/2018)
• Can you dismiss fairly without giving prior warning? (26/10/2018)
• Hermes couriers found to be workers (26/10/2018)
• Farming disputes and proprietary estoppel: Gee v Gee (26/10/2018)
• Dress codes and sex discrimination (26/10/2018)
• Skilled workers blocked from entering UK (26/10/2018)
• Attorneys and deputies: is it ever a good idea to make a gift? (26/10/2018)
• Hugh James advises FP Hurley on the acquisition of Allen Controls (26/10/2018)
• What should RSLs consider when setting up a subsidiary company? (26/10/2018)
• Update on continuing healthcare in Wales (26/10/2018)
• An Insight into PTSD and the Armed Forces (26/10/2018)
• Brother and sister whose father died of mesothelioma help raise money for Meso UK (26/10/2018)
• Marrying a friend simply to save Inheritance Tax (26/10/2018)
• Faking it: what to do if your brand is being faked or parodied on social media (26/10/2018)
• A royal pre-nuptial agreement (26/10/2018)
• Zero tolerance towards gender pay gap reporting failure (26/10/2018)
• A guide to stock market turbulence (26/10/2018)
• Disability discrimination: definition of cancer (26/10/2018)
• Sexual offences committed by children – not a new phenomenon (26/10/2018)
• Subletting property to your own company and the difficulty of proving security of tenure exists (26/10/2018)
• Dealing with historic cases of abuse: What can Tysfjord learn from other Inquiries? (26/10/2018)
• Update of the Taylor Review of modern working practices (26/10/2018)
• Rotator cuff negligence: What happens when a shoulder injury is missed (26/10/2018)
• Firefighter wins case to have stand-by time at home counted as working time (26/10/2018)
• Hugh James advises television production company Avanti Media on Songs of Praise contract (26/10/2018)
• Final account payments – are you aware of the new TCC guidance? (26/10/2018)
• Hugh James advised Avanti Media on recent stake increase (26/10/2018)
• The cost of road traffic accidents (26/10/2018)
• GDPR: what public authorities need to know (26/10/2018)
• Ambulance response times: a problem with big consequences to patients (26/10/2018)
• What is a SIPP and why you should only invest in one with your eyes open (26/10/2018)
• The 10 causes of child neglect (26/10/2018)
• Abolition of the Right to Buy – Update (26/10/2018)
• Missing beneficiaries: what should a personal representative do? (26/10/2018)
• The use of non-disclosure agreements in the employment context continues to hit headlines (26/10/2018)
• Illegitimate children in a matter of estate – a comment on Ubbi and Anori v Ubbi {2018} EWHC 1396 (Ch) (25/10/2018)
• Town and Village Greens – Statutory Incompatibility (24/10/2018)
• What happens to a claim when a person dies? (19/10/2018)
• Hugh James in social housing win (18/10/2018)
• EU migration issues rumble on (12/10/2018)
• Who is responsible for national minimum wage liabilities after a TUPE transfer? (12/10/2018)
• Morrisons appeals against data breach ruling (12/10/2018)
• Hugh James cognitive behavioral therapy workshop (12/10/2018)
• Berkeley Burke SIPP Administration -v- Financial Ombudsman Service Limited (12/10/2018)
• Business property relief and holiday lettings (04/10/2018)
• New figures on Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust response times (20/09/2018)
• Is change at last on the horizon for cohabitees following the recent Supreme Court decision in McLaughlin? (14/09/2018)
• Transferring property to a trustee: who gains the beneficial interest? (13/09/2018)
• To transfer, or not to transfer? – What to consider before making this big decision (13/09/2018)
• Alan Collins speaks at the Third Regional Workshop on Justice for Children in East Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok (05/09/2018)
• Investing in your child’s future (04/09/2018)
• “Philosophical belief” in copyright law (31/08/2018)
• Caste discrimination consultation (31/08/2018)
• Finding that work-life balance is an issue for UK workers (30/08/2018)
• Court provides guidance on assessing capacity to marry where this would revoke a will (28/08/2018)
• Time limits for presenting a claim (28/08/2018)
• Innovative solutions for dealing with challenging times in the social housing sector (28/08/2018)
• Government consultation into dangerous cycling – are wider reviews of traffic laws needed? (28/08/2018)
• The issue of single sex facilities at work (24/08/2018)
• Government seeks to introduce Liberty Protection Safeguards (24/08/2018)
• Statutory will application for Dementia sufferers (24/08/2018)
• Were you advised by Active Wealth (UK) Limited? (22/08/2018)
• Family estrangement and bereavement (17/08/2018)
• White Paper largely silent on EU skilled worker issue (14/08/2018)
• GDPR and what it means for you (09/08/2018)
• Health Board fined thousands for excessive delays into wrongly paid nursing care fees, ombudsman finds. (08/08/2018)
• High Court rules in British Coal Coke Oven Workers Group Litigation (01/08/2018)
• Child arrangements during the summer holidays (31/07/2018)
• Life after Love Island: the common law marriage myth (31/07/2018)
• Relief for care sector as Court of Appeal rules on what classes as 'working time' (30/07/2018)
• Hot weather considerations to help provide a suitable working environment (30/07/2018)
• Employee dismissed as employer fails to establish their legal right to work (30/07/2018)
• A good example of bad gifts: Purvis v Purvis [2018] EWHC 1458 (Ch) (26/07/2018)
• Court rules that wife must remain married to husband she wishes to divorce: Owens v Owens (25/07/2018)
• Civil Liability Bill – Vulnerable road users impacted by proposals to increase small claims limit (24/07/2018)
• Your fitness tracker could impact a personal injury claim (13/07/2018)
• The Chilcot Report – Two Years On (11/07/2018)
• Action Mesothelioma Day 2018: raising the profile of asbestos cancer (06/07/2018)
• Hugh James Brain Injury Team supports Rookwood Spur "Wheelie" event (03/07/2018)
• NHS Continuing Healthcare: What Money Can I Recover? (28/06/2018)
• Cardiff University vs ovarian cancer (26/06/2018)
• Bankrupt beneficiaries (05/06/2018)
• In a recent case the Court of Appeal emphasised the importance of witness evidence in a probate claim (05/06/2018)
• Hugh James advises on sale of majority shareholding in Princes Gate Spring Water to Nestlé Waters (01/06/2018)
• Inheritance Tax rethink? (30/05/2018)
• Hugh James advises on sale of Ffos Las racecourse (22/05/2018)
• Hugh James advises Green Bay Media on its sale to Wildflame Productions (22/05/2018)
• Musicians should no longer suffer in silence following landmark case (16/05/2018)
• ABI Week 2018: Seven strategies for coping with brain injury recovery (16/05/2018)
• Post-Brexit Basic Payment Scheme announcement (16/05/2018)
• ABI Week 2018: A case study of the effect of brain injury on the family (15/05/2018)
• Bank holiday headaches (14/05/2018)
• Hugh James has won media industry contract for TAC (14/05/2018)
• Public Procurement Implications for the redefinition of the term “Warship” (10/05/2018)
• 'Sense and Sensibility' will writing (03/05/2018)
• Women’s lives put at risk due to NHS England breast cancer screening oversight (02/05/2018)
• Recovering after cycling accidents: pro v pleasure riders (01/05/2018)
• Teacher's failure to disclose relationship deemed safeguarding risk by Supreme Court (25/04/2018)
• Paying statutory shared parental pay is not sex discrimination (24/04/2018)
• Continuing Healthcare: NHS England to cut £855m from Care Home Funding (20/04/2018)
• Online doctors: Just as good as visiting your GP? (18/04/2018)
• Medication errors – an event happening with alarming frequency (17/04/2018)
• Military related tinnitus – an invisible injury (13/04/2018)
• Informed consent: Are you being given the full picture? (13/04/2018)
• Sir Cliff Richard's case against the BBC could have a great impact on future privacy law (12/04/2018)
• Unlocking eligibility for NHS continuing healthcare funding: the four key indicators (06/04/2018)
• Gender Pay Gap reporting deadline missed by many (06/04/2018)
• Foreign assets: should you try to cover everything under one will? (05/04/2018)
• Honoured guests of the newly elected President of the Court of Appeal in Kenya (04/04/2018)
• Life after the military: Carving out your career in the civilian world following service (30/03/2018)
• Key recommendations on amendment of the single source contract regime (23/03/2018)
• Does an executor need to justify legal fees during the administration of an estate? (21/03/2018)
• Next in line for mass equal pay claims (21/03/2018)
• The real impact of hearing loss from military service (16/03/2018)
• Breach of contract claims in the employment tribunal (13/03/2018)
• Update from Acas on tribunal conciliation and claims (08/03/2018)
• Capping zero hours holiday pay (06/03/2018)
• Changes to Tax treatment of termination payments (06/03/2018)
• Refinance for RSLs: part three – general requirements (06/03/2018)
• Child migration to Australia: IICSA urges the UK to compensate victims (02/03/2018)
• Collective redundancy consultation (01/03/2018)
• A major review of three health scandals has been announced, but is it enough? (28/02/2018)
• Snowed in: employee absence in adverse weather conditions (28/02/2018)
• Extradition in sexual abuse cases: a route to justice for victims (27/02/2018)
• Equal Treatment for Agency workers (23/02/2018)
• The Single Source Reporting Office publishes recommendations on amendment of the single source contract regime (23/02/2018)
• A firm of solicitors involved in the purchase of store pods has been closed down by SRA on suspicion of ‘dishonesty’ (22/02/2018)
• Knowledge of disability (16/02/2018)
• Refinance for RSLs: part two – new developments (16/02/2018)
• If Ant’s amicable divorce takes a turn for the worse, will he be able to protect his hard-earned fortune? (16/02/2018)
• 10 things to know when registering for the British Steel group action, deadline 23 February 2018 (16/02/2018)
• Poisoning the mind: fraudulent calumny (16/02/2018)
• Ministry of Justice power of attorney court fee refund scheme (14/02/2018)
• Commonly mis-sold investments (12/02/2018)
• Refinance for RSLs: part one – identifying properties for security (12/02/2018)
• Mis Sold Pensions: How To Tell If You've Been Mis Sold – Download White Paper (05/02/2018)
• Coronation Street to tackle controversial topic of male rape (02/02/2018)
• Lengthy payout delays for medical mistakes: why the long wait? (02/02/2018)
• How to reduce the cost of clinical negligence (02/02/2018)
• The importance of clarity in the procurement process (01/02/2018)
• Sepsis negligence: a very real problem in the NHS (30/01/2018)
• Limitation in child sexual abuse claims- an Australian perspective (30/01/2018)
• The removal of a blameless executor (24/01/2018)
• Procurement implications of supplier failure (23/01/2018)
• Ockenden report examining institutional abuse at Glan Clwyd Hospital to be published in March 2018 (18/01/2018)
• Hugh James reappointed to Metro Bank panel (18/01/2018)
• CICA applications for sexual abuse: why diligence is required (16/01/2018)
• Carillion Plc goes into liquidation: how does it affect the employment relationship? (15/01/2018)
• Vicarious liability for data breaches (15/01/2018)
• Right to work documents (11/01/2018)
• Weekly rest periods (10/01/2018)
• White lies – a false reason for dismissal (09/01/2018)
• Division of assets: pensions (09/01/2018)
• Free movement rights (08/01/2018)
• Whistleblowing (08/01/2018)
• Making the most of the reliefs available to your agricultural estate (08/01/2018)
• Is the diagnosis of dementia sufficient for NHS continuing healthcare eligibility? (03/01/2018)
• Introducer firms accused of making misleading statements on pension investments (21/12/2017)
• Claiming NHS continuing healthcare funding: Do I need a solicitor? (20/12/2017)
• The will to donate (19/12/2017)
• Hugh James advises Wales’ largest independent pharmacy group on its latest acquisition (13/12/2017)
• Hugh James celebrates Law Firm of the Year title (11/12/2017)
• NHS continuing healthcare: What is the needs portrayal document (Chronology of need) and why is it important? (06/12/2017)
• Missed lung cancer diagnosis – A delay with consequences (05/12/2017)
• Rugby lunch raises more than £21k for NSPCC (01/12/2017)
• Important ECJ decision on paid annual leave (30/11/2017)
• BIM – what happens when parties fall into dispute – Trant Engineering Limited v Mott MacDonald Limited [2017] (29/11/2017)
• Asbestos exposure compensation despite other solicitors suggesting claim would fail (24/11/2017)
• Managing bullying in the workplace (24/11/2017)
• Rural roads are not racetracks (22/11/2017)
• New legislation limits ability to sue individual Armed Forces servicemen (15/11/2017)
• Uber drivers: workers or self employed? (15/11/2017)
• Employers publish data on gender pay gaps (10/11/2017)
• 10 years on from the Mental Capacity Act – Cardiff University research on Welfare Cases in the Court of Protection (07/11/2017)
• Ethical employment in supply chains – Welsh Government Code of Practice (06/11/2017)
• Hugh James calls for a public inquiry into the Kris Wade case (02/11/2017)
• Taking the fear out of moving house (31/10/2017)
• Hugh James advises on LDC investment in Vista Retail (27/10/2017)
• Solicitors negligent for settling claim at an undervalue: Perry v Raleys solicitors (26/10/2017)
• Worried about care home fees? The assessment process for NHS continuing healthcare made clear (25/10/2017)
• Hugh James advises Voltcom on multi-million pound investment (24/10/2017)
• Abuse of children by foster parents: Who is ultimately responsible? (18/10/2017)
• Court deadline announced for former British Steel workers to join group litigation (18/10/2017)
• DePuy faces simultaneous trials on its artificial hips (14/10/2017)
• Are parties permitted to allocate the risk on concurrent delay? (13/10/2017)
• Did asbestos contribute to the death of former mayor of Hadleigh, Mr Lawrence (Laurie) Munson? (13/10/2017)
• Live together or get married? (12/10/2017)
• FCA issues update on defined benefits (11/10/2017)
• Six reasons to consider including a trust in your will (10/10/2017)
• Deadline grows near for Uber to appeal the Transport for London’s decision not to renew their licence (09/10/2017)
• How to interpret a homemade, and badly written, will: The estate of Veljko Aleksic (05/10/2017)
• Hugh James raised £1,700 for Wales Air Ambulance in the Cardiff Half Marathon (04/10/2017)
• Mis-sold storage pod investor awarded £35,470.91 but not able to recover full amount until investment crystalised (02/10/2017)
• The planned cycling review should not displace a widespread review of the road traffic justice system. (02/10/2017)
• Providing for your pet in your will (25/09/2017)
• Are winding up petitions an appropriate method to recover sums due under a construction contract? (25/09/2017)
• The battle against clinical negligence fixed costs reaches Westminster (25/09/2017)
• Financial advisors exposing clients to higher risks (21/09/2017)
• Using trusts for tax planning (20/09/2017)
• To repair or to replace – which is “most reasonable” for residential landlords? (19/09/2017)
• The GDPR and the new Data Protection Bill (19/09/2017)
• Five things landowners should know about the new Electronic Communications Code (18/09/2017)
• FSCS can provide protection for customers with direct Harlequin investment claims (13/09/2017)
• Thousands may have wrongly paid care fees as Welsh Government deadline to apply for refund looms (07/09/2017)
• Brain injury rehabilitation: the earlier the better the results (05/09/2017)
• Council’s decision to lease open space land to a limited company for private use was held to be unlawful (05/09/2017)
• Clients receive threatening letter from SIPP provider (04/09/2017)
• Equality in the workplace: When is a “joke” more than a joke? (04/09/2017)
• An insight into secret trusts (01/09/2017)
• Hugh James advises builders merchant Robert Price & Sons on acquisition of Gower Timber (30/08/2017)
• Contractor held liable for the risk of an incorrect standard as fitness for purpose prevails (27/08/2017)
• Solicitors liable for failing to protect client money from the Mafia (25/08/2017)
• 10 things you need to do after a cycling collision (25/08/2017)
• Considerations when appointing an executor in your will (24/08/2017)
• Hugh James advises Cayder on its sale to Cambio (23/08/2017)
• The benefits of appointing a professional executor (18/08/2017)
• Are Local Authorities in Wales ready for the 'Renting Homes (Wales) Act'? (18/08/2017)
• What is the difference between Powers of Attorney and Deputyships? (17/08/2017)
• Trust Registration: The 5 Ws (17/08/2017)
• Parents put financial health at risk to fund university costs (17/08/2017)
• Court of appeal re-examines the level of damages a claimant should be awarded (17/08/2017)
• Eight NHS continuing healthcare myths busted (17/08/2017)
• Hugh James to investigate “miracle” macular degeneration treatment (15/08/2017)
• Discrimination claim revived after fees ruled unlawful: Employment tribunal fees (15/08/2017)
• What to think about when booking car hire abroad (11/08/2017)
• Former workers from Coventry Homefire plant could be entitled to compensation (11/08/2017)
• Wills in contemplation of marriage (08/08/2017)
• Contaminated blood scandal inquiry to be held for “The worst peacetime disaster in our country’s history” (08/08/2017)
• 5 tips from children’s books that all managers should live by (07/08/2017)
• Top tips for buying travel insurance (07/08/2017)
• What to do when you suffer gastric illness on an all-inclusive holiday (03/08/2017)
• Currency fluctuations: Why foreign exchange markets are in uncharted territory (01/08/2017)
• Hugh James study reveals gaps in workplace safety procedures (01/08/2017)
• What to do when you have an accident abroad (28/07/2017)
• Serving a civil injunction on evasive defendants (26/07/2017)
• Supreme Court rules employment tribunal fees are unlawful (26/07/2017)
• Unregulated Collective Investment Schemes (26/07/2017)
• Purchasing property and gifted deposits (24/07/2017)
• How the surviving spouse is treated in our legal system (20/07/2017)
• Can example illustrations be binding in a contract? – Sutton Housing Partnership v Rydon Maintenance Limited (19/07/2017)
• What can I expect when I appeal a continuing healthcare decision to NHS England? (19/07/2017)
• Wills and guardianship: Choosing who will be responsible for your child if you die (17/07/2017)
• The first steps to take when someone dies (14/07/2017)
• Equal pension rights for gay married couples (14/07/2017)
• Son successfully overturns statutory will: ADS v DSM (2017 EWCOP 8) (13/07/2017)
• Driving a coach and horses through Business Tenancy Protection?: S Franses Limited v The Cavendish Hotel (13/07/2017)
• The “Jersey Way” and the next steps for child protection following the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry (12/07/2017)
• The boomerang gift (11/07/2017)
• Taylor review – modern working practices and the impact of the "gig" economy (11/07/2017)
• Action Mesothelioma Day: boosting awareness for mesothelioma (07/07/2017)
• Do I want to use the Annual Permitted Subscription? (06/07/2017)
• My relative is being assessed for continuing healthcare using a Decision Support Tool (DST). But what is a DST? (06/07/2017)
• Right to buy/acquire in Wales (04/07/2017)
• Excessive increases to ground rent may become a scandal as big as PPI for developers (03/07/2017)
• Jersey Care Report finally published: it is humbling, upsetting and disturbing (03/07/2017)
• Women “unaware” cervical screening exists (30/06/2017)
• Advice on cladding issues (30/06/2017)
• Independent Jersey Care Inquiry: What has brought us to this point and what should we expect from the Inquiry Report? (30/06/2017)
• “There’s nothing anyone can do” – mesothelioma victim talks about his condition to raise awareness of illness (29/06/2017)
• At least 1,700 patients may have been harmed due to NHS mailing blunder (28/06/2017)
• Hugh James advises Welsh Rugby Union on Dragons deal (28/06/2017)
• First look from the top of Two Central Square (26/06/2017)
• New tool to reduce bowel cancer misdiagnosis in younger patients (22/06/2017)
• Challenging an adjudicator's decision – Dawnus Construction Holdings Ltd v Marsh Life Ltd (15/06/2017)
• Department for Work and Pensions claims against estates considered (12/06/2017)
• Charity Tax Relief (09/06/2017)
• What you need to know about the new Land Transaction Tax (07/06/2017)
• Elysian Fuels HMRC investigation centres on SIPP provider James Hay (06/06/2017)
• Hugh James Nursing Care recovers over £100m in wrongly paid care fees on behalf of families in England and Wales (31/05/2017)
• My relative is in hospital and requires long-term care – what should happen now? (26/05/2017)
• Pets and Wills – Choosing the right person to care for your pet in your will (26/05/2017)
• Effective utilisation of the transferable nil rate band (24/05/2017)
• SFO opens investigation into storage pod investments (23/05/2017)
• Inheritance Act claims and the principle of maintenance (18/05/2017)
• HIV life expectancy – 20 years of progress (16/05/2017)
• Court of Protection For Brain Injury – Brenda Borg's Video Case Study (12/05/2017)
• Action for Brain Injury Week looks at Dale Quarmby’s story (09/05/2017)
• Mesothelioma and Asbestos Study Day (08/05/2017)
• Line of Duty – Battle of the spouses? (05/05/2017)
• New Senior Partner announced (02/05/2017)
• Failing to take reasonable steps to prevent Japanese Knotweed can amount to an actionable nuisance (27/04/2017)
• The difference between information and advice in professional negligence cases: BPE Solicitors v Hughes-Holland (27/04/2017)
• Light at the end of the tunnel (27/04/2017)
• NHS continuing healthcare: What makes someone eligible (27/04/2017)
• Hugh James supports Linc Cymru latest expansion in south Wales (19/04/2017)
• DBS checks are not failsafe (19/04/2017)
• Annual leave to attend religious festivals: an ‘egg-stra’ challenge for employers? (13/04/2017)
• Mutual trust and co-operation under the NEC3 – what does this actually mean? (12/04/2017)
• New NHS plans likely to result in longer wait for elective surgery (07/04/2017)
• Maradona sees red as he sues ProEvo over image rights (06/04/2017)
• Should you be paying your care home fees? Don’t delay in finding out. (31/03/2017)
• Divorce and wills – She loved me, she loved me…not? (30/03/2017)
• Is Probate Avoidance going to be a 'thing'? (30/03/2017)
• The upcoming residence nil rate band (29/03/2017)
• Mothering Sunday: Update on Employment Law Changes affecting Mums (29/03/2017)
• Property fraud – the latest developments: Dreamvar (UK) Limited v Mishcon de Reya and another (22/03/2017)
• Sepsis: will the new guidance help hospitals to deal with the condition more effectively? (21/03/2017)
• Timeous Payment and Pay Less Notices – A Cautionary Tale (20/03/2017)
• Ilott v Mitson:  the fight back of testamentary freedom? (17/03/2017)
• Welsh Government issues the first Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016 consultation on Supported Housing (16/03/2017)
• Mesothelioma research: Why we need more (13/03/2017)
• Unpacking the 5 main reasons why nursing care claims can be delayed and what we do about it to get results (10/03/2017)
• Inheritances and inequality across and within Generations (08/03/2017)
• Business/Commercial Lasting Powers of Attorney: Protecting the future of your business (27/02/2017)
• Do claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 die with the claimant? (23/02/2017)
• Claimant awarded £195,000.00 due to negligent surgeon (23/02/2017)
• How making gifts might affect your estate (21/02/2017)
• Can you rely on promises made by someone who later loses mental capacity? (17/02/2017)
• Government funding to tackle sexual abuse ‘doesn’t go far enough’ (17/02/2017)
• Five steps to ensure your legacy isn't a family feud (15/02/2017)
• OPG – Over Prescribed Guidance? (14/02/2017)
• Pension transfers: FCA issues marketing alert (08/02/2017)
• The Pensions Office – Update (08/02/2017)
• National Sickie Day – “I can’t come to work; it’s my dog’s birthday” (06/02/2017)
• High Court Approves Group Litigation Order For Former British Steel Coke Oven Workers (03/02/2017)
• Duties of an executor: a new hope? (01/02/2017)
• Hugh James Advises on International Convention Centre Wales (30/01/2017)
• Military hearing loss: The hidden injury of war (18/01/2017)
• New interim guidance for landlords dealing with suspended possession orders (13/01/2017)
• Operation Marmion (19/12/2016)
• Credit cards – claim for personal injuries (13/12/2016)
• Hugh James to relocate to Central Square (12/12/2016)
• Cervical Cancer and reports that state 1 in 4 women miss smear tests (09/12/2016)
• Sexual abuse claims in sport (08/12/2016)
• UK breach threatens access to justice in environmental claims (02/12/2016)
• Putting Things Right – NHS Redress Regulations (01/12/2016)
• Reminder to claimants: “get your ducks in a row” before bringing professional negligence claim (17/11/2016)
• Catch 22: where should the burden lie in fraud claims? (04/11/2016)
• Landlord Registration and Licensing in Wales – don’t get caught out (01/11/2016)
• The importance of valuing your claim accurately (26/10/2016)
• Hugh James wins coveted award (26/10/2016)
• Disinherited daughter fails in claim for financial provision (24/10/2016)
• DIY wills – better call a professional (24/10/2016)
• Surprise Court of Appeal decision causes concern for suspended possession orders (21/10/2016)
• The Breast and Implant Registry Launched in England (19/10/2016)
• Solicitor liable under breach of trust for actions of fraudster client (17/10/2016)
• Inheritance tax exemptions and reliefs (14/10/2016)
• Supplier Selection (12/10/2016)
• Development agreements outside the public procurement regime (22/09/2016)
• Hugh James acquires London property firm (15/09/2016)
• DWP Claims Against Estates (14/09/2016)
• A Brief Guide to Intestacy (14/09/2016)
• How the multibillion pound Grosvenor Estate uses careful tax planning to protect fortune from HMRC (31/08/2016)
• The “cursed child” – 5 things you should consider if you want to leave a child out of your will (19/08/2016)
• Would a 'Brexit' affect my will? (15/07/2016)
• Deeds of variation – varying an inheritance for the benefit of your children? (01/07/2016)
• In Lloyd –v- Jones and Others (2016) EWHC 1308 (Ch) (23/06/2016)
• Valuing land and property for inheritance tax purposes (22/06/2016)
• Insurance and divorce – how to protect against the illness and death of your ex-spouse (20/06/2016)
• Can a personal representative buy estate property? (10/06/2016)
• Fit for Human Habitation (06/05/2016)
• Hugh James Nursing Care team reclaim £80million in wrongly paid fees for families (04/05/2016)
• Garamukanwa v Solent NHS Trust – A further invasion of employees’ rights to privacy at work? (04/05/2016)
• Maximise and protect your intellectual property (03/05/2016)
• Professional negligence claims: a review of recent case law (29/04/2016)
• Case study: costs orders in an employment tribunal (26/04/2016)
• Charging Orders: Protecting the Family Jewels? (22/04/2016)
• When enough is enough (18/04/2016)
• Responsibility for floods not caused by the weather (24/03/2016)
• Disabled Beneficiary Trusts – pros and cons (24/03/2016)
• Stakeholder or agent? (21/03/2016)
• A Landlord/Licensors liability for the nuisance of an occupier (18/03/2016)
• The Contract (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 vs. Collateral warranties (17/03/2016)
• What is Exchange of Contracts? (09/03/2016)
• Case study: vicarious liability in the Supreme Court (09/03/2016)
• Damp and disrepair (07/03/2016)
• How to avoid being exposed to disrepair claims (03/03/2016)
• The three minute guide: defects liability periods (01/03/2016)
• How to protect your will from being challenged: 10 point checklist (25/02/2016)
• How (not) to resolve a Boundary Dispute (23/02/2016)
• Transferring possession orders to the High Court for enforcement (18/02/2016)
• The three minute guide: what is sectional completion? (16/02/2016)
• Burns v Burns – Court of Appeal upholds finding that testator had testamentary capacity (15/02/2016)
• The 3 minute guide: retention (15/02/2016)
• How can a claim be pursued on behalf of a deceased person? (12/02/2016)
• Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority – 5 key facts (28/01/2016)
• The three minute guide: what is practical completion? (21/01/2016)
• The mandatory ground: A cautionary tale (14/12/2015)
• Deliberate deprivation of assets and means tested benefits (20/11/2015)
• Ignore the Party Wall Act at your peril (17/11/2015)
• Why you should consider a professional executor (03/11/2015)
• Interim payments: what constitutes a valid application for payment? (13/10/2015)
• How do you establish an interest in your former cohabitee’s property? (05/10/2015)
• Video wills (24/09/2015)
• Procurement checklist: 8 key things to consider before starting (24/08/2015)
• Corporate team advises Broker Profile shareholders on £4m sale to Capital Access (04/08/2015)
• Adjudicator Bias? Paice v Harding: Part 1 (30/07/2015)
• Clarification given about consultation requirements for Framework Agreements (30/07/2015)
• Ilott v Mitson – Court of Appeal awards disinherited daughter £163,000 (29/07/2015)
• Applications for Committal – should you be wary of unrepresented defendants? (24/07/2015)
• The Right of First Refusal (21/07/2015)
• The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015 (06/07/2015)
• A cautionary tale about the IRS (this is not a tax story!) (30/06/2015)
• Deed of Variation (29/06/2015)
• Sexual Abuse Allegations at Badgeworth Court School, Clouds House School and Dowdeswell School (09/06/2015)
• The potential dangers of asset protection trusts (04/06/2015)
• NHS Continuing Healthcare: Refreshed Redress Guidance (28/05/2015)
• 10 Things to Consider When Providing For Your Pets in your Will (05/05/2015)
• Multiple Sclerosis and NHS Continuing Healthcare (30/04/2015)
• 5 Key points – How much is a proprietary estoppel claim really worth? (27/04/2015)
• Explaining common terms in Wills and what they mean (24/04/2015)
• Dispute resolution team defends ROCKWOOL Ltd against multi-million pound claim (23/04/2015)
• Long engagements and wills (20/03/2015)
• The Meaning of “Per Stirpes” (09/03/2015)
• Rest in Peace – lessons we can learn from the will of Alfred Nobel (02/03/2015)
• Proprietary estoppel claims and trusts (19/02/2015)
• Proprietary Estoppel – what value should be placed on detriment? (17/02/2015)
• Capacity and undue influence in relation to lifetime gifts: Kicks v Leigh (15/02/2015)
• Pay less notices and maintaining the right to challenge the contractor's account (04/02/2015)
• The myth of the "reading of the will” (29/01/2015)
• Non-disclosure of lifetime gifts and inheritance tax penalties (29/01/2015)
• Sexual abuse at Olands Assessment Centre in Somerset (23/01/2015)
• How to prevent someone selling estate assets in a will dispute or claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (23/01/2015)
• Dylan Thomas helps clarify the law of gifts (15/01/2015)
• Care Act 2014 and the cap on care costs (31/12/2014)
• High Court confirms the Banks v Goodfellows test for mental capacity when making a will (11/12/2014)
• Steelworker death has been linked to historic asbestos exposure through employment at British Steel (11/12/2014)
• Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 (04/12/2014)
• Tracing lost assets on death (13/11/2014)
• Will and estate disputes and foreign assets (13/11/2014)
• Will trusts and the STEP Provisions (10/11/2014)
• New National Framework for Continuing Healthcare in Wales (07/11/2014)
• Calderbank and part 36 offer: What the difference? (22/10/2014)
• RTA Low Value Protocol – A practical Note for Claims Handlers/Insurers (22/10/2014)
• Forfeiture – when will a court decline to apply this principle? (10/10/2014)
• The TCC gives guidance on withholding LADs (Liquidated and ascertained damages) (09/09/2014)
• Group litigation order approved for personal injury claims arising from the DePuy Pinnacle metal on metal hip (21/08/2014)
• Bankruptcy and bare trusts (15/08/2014)
• Court of Appeal Affirms Decision: Daughter Found to Have Exerted Undue Influence in Lifetime Gift Case (07/08/2014)
• Registration of Town and Village Greens – the difference between “by right” and “as of right” (06/08/2014)
• Leaving gifts to pets in a will (15/07/2014)
• Landlord avoids renewal of lease for tenant who breaches access and user covenants (08/07/2014)
• How does bankruptcy affect an inheritance? (02/06/2014)
• Death and digital footprints – leaving digital assets in your will (29/05/2014)
• 1 Stop Financial Services – pension mis-selling (01/05/2014)
• Forged signature leads to contested will (17/04/2014)
• Third party assistance: an offer too good to refuse? (07/04/2014)
• Fracking – How far down does ownership go? (10/03/2014)
• Do occupiers of land have a duty of care to contractors? (24/02/2014)
• Who put the 'trust' in trustee? (19/02/2014)
• New time limit for inquests (10/10/2013)
• Is crystalline silica the next asbestos? (26/09/2013)
• Case law update on contesting a will – Pearce v. Beverley (11/09/2013)
• Wills and guardianship: who has responsibility for your children if you die? (03/09/2013)
• Choosing an executor: who do you trust with all your worldly goods? (07/08/2013)
• 10 facts about personal injury compensation (30/07/2013)
• Legal action as 300 former coke oven workers seek justice (26/07/2013)
• Credit hire: impecuniosity – no defence to a duty to mitigate (11/07/2013)
• Theft of estate assets results in criminal conviction for beneficiary (03/07/2013)
• Lifetime gifts – undue influence, unconscionable transactions and laches (02/07/2013)
• Lack of testamentary capacity and lack of knowledge and approval (26/06/2013)
• Thinking of setting up a trust? Choose your trustees wisely. (17/06/2013)
• Joint assets: how do you own yours? (13/06/2013)
• Not just a walk along a beach in Mauritius (04/06/2013)
• Welsh family welcomes Ombudsman's report on nursing care fees (08/05/2013)
• Success for defendants – some recent examples (03/05/2013)
• Knowledge and approval of wills – case law update (30/04/2013)
• Mine, yours or ours? Gifts with reservation of benefit (04/04/2013)
• Making amendments to a will (06/03/2013)
• How to contest a will and how to protect your will from being contested (08/02/2013)
• Only tax advice given by lawyers is confidential (24/01/2013)
• Tax saving the moral, legal and easy way (21/12/2012)
• BT amnesty due to end for hearing loss compensation claims (07/12/2012)
• New EL PL pre action protocol and extension to RTA (01/11/2012)
• The OPG and CoP have the power over LPA (13/09/2012)
• Rights to light and transfers of part (20/08/2012)
• What does Kernott v Jones mean for cohabiting couples? (26/06/2012)
• Joint ownership and survivorship: the importance of making your intentions clear (22/06/2012)
• Increasing numbers of women are being compensated for medical negligence after having a contraceptive coil implanted (07/06/2012)
• Lasting Power of Attorney prevent cases of snatch by state (19/08/2009)