As Module 2 of the Covid Inquiry began, the Covid Inquiry Podcast discussed why the voices of the bereaved are so important and must be heard

Anne Forrester, a solicitor in our Wills & Probate team, stresses why a Will is so important and how Jackson Lees can help you take the first steps to protecting the future.

Pete Weatherby KC highlighted the lack of a whole-system response and the impact that may have had on increasing the total number of deaths

As ADHD Awareness Month gets underway, Shea Carson in our Court of Protection team gives 5 ways businesses can be more accommodating.

Module 2 evidential hearings are due to begin on Tuesday. Here's what solicitor Nicola Brook had to say.

Settlement agreements help to settle disputes between employers and employees. Andrew Leakey explains the pros and cons of having one.

Samantha Rymer explains what parental alienation is as five women died after the family courts had allowed fathers accused of abuse to apply for contact with their children

Serious NHS failings allowed Letby to get away with murder for too long. A public inquiry must be launched now.

At Jackson Lees, making a positive difference is at the heart of everything we do.

Hannah Bickley shares the warning signs of economic abuse

18-year-old Rianna Cleary – a vulnerable care leaver in prison – was left to give birth alone in a prison cell without any care or assistance. A court heard how serious operational and systemic failings contributed to the death of her baby.