"Lasting Powers of Attorney are like an insurance policy - you hope that you'll never need to use them, but it is better to have them ready just in case." Our expert discusses why you need a Lasting Power of Attorney.

A&E waiting times have hit the worst level since NHS records began but this does not excuse negligent care. Our Medical Negligence expert discusses a case where a man was left with permanent brain damage after receiving inaccurate information from an A&E department.

"Unfortunately, we cannot control Brexit, but we will strive to help those directly caught up in the consequences." Our Executive Chairman explores the options for EU nationals in the run up to 29th March.

As part of National Conveyancing week, we've decided to shine a spotlight on our Residential Property team. Today, we've caught up with Paralegal, Connor Simpson, to find out the day in the life of conveyancing. Read more.

When a relationship breaks down, things can turn sour quickly and sometimes parents can disrupt the relationship between the child and partner. Is there a way to protect children from this?

A divorce is one of the most difficult and stressful things we can go through. Jackson Lees' Wills, Trust and Probate solicitor, Barry McDonough, summarises the five key points to consider when filing for a divorce in relation to your estate.

Our Executive Chairman, Andrew Holroyd, speaks about the importance of honesty and integrity in light of the Solicitors Regulation Authority's new rule book.

The Covid Inquiry’s evidential hearings for Module 1 have now come to an end after six weeks. Read a full summary here.

Inquest finds that use of Taser by Devon and Cornwall Police contributed to death of Marc Anthony Cole.