Promises, Promises: Where you stand with Proprietary Estoppel
Head of Civil & Commercial Litigation, Andrew Leakey, explores the circumstances around Proprietary Estoppel claims.
25th August 2022
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A Guide to Using Discretionary Trusts
Is a Discretionary Trust right for you? Barry McDonough, Solicitor in Jackson Lees' Wills & Trusts team helps you know where you stand.18th August 2022
University of Liverpool releases accompanying video for ‘The Lived Experiences of People Bereaved by COVID-19’ report
An insightful new report from the University of Liverpool highlights the stories of 28 bereaved family members.17th August 2022
Important facts and common misconceptions about Lasting Powers of Attorney
While some people are aware of Lasting Powers of Attorney and why they are needed, many still misunderstand their purpose and use. Therefore, it is necessary to explore common misconceptions people have about Lasting Powers of Attorney.16th August 2022
Charity trustees to be allowed to make ex gratia payments to heirs in disputes
Litigation involving charities can be drawn out and frustrating, particularly those relating to legacy gifts. The Charity Act 2022 is intended to curb bureaucratic controls on charity management.8th August 2022
What is Contentious Probate?
Our Head of Civil & Commercial Litigation, Andrew Leakey, discusses where you stand when things go wrong with the distribution of a Will.5th August 2022
Baroness Hallett outlines initial plans for Covid Inquiry Modules
On 21st July 2022, Baroness Hallett, the Chair of the Inquiry, announced her plans for a modular Inquiry in her opening statement5th August 2022
Covid Inquiry Chair announces Protocol for handling evidence
Baroness Hallett has released a Protocol outlining how important documents and evidence will be handled in the Covid Inquiry29th July 2022
Death of a Loved One Through Medical Negligence
Julia Hurlbut, Head of Medical Negligence at Jackson Lees, explores where you stand if you’ve lost a loved one due to inadequate care.27th July 2022
Baroness Hallett promises ‘swift but thorough’ Covid Inquiry in opening statement
Baroness Hallett has kicked off the Covid Inquiry with an opening statement, where she has outlined how her and her team plan to run the investigation.21st July 2022
How can pressure sores be caused by medical negligence?
Are you suffering from bed sores due to poor patient care? Medical Negligence Solicitor at Jackson Lees, Chris Achilles, discusses where you stand if you’re experiencing pressure sores at the hands of improper care.11th July 2022
Criminal Barristers strike outside Liverpool Crown Courts as they fight for better pay
The Criminal Barrister strike continues into its second week as they fight for increased pay and better working conditions4th July 2022