The Headway Conferences on acquired brain injury (ABI) proved both informative and inspirational for Siobhán Crawford, a solicitor in our Serious Personal Injury Department.

The Channel 4 Dispatches programme about the recent 'non-evictions' at Dale Farm will have had a lot of landlords relating to the difficulties faced when it comes to evictions...

ACAS, the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service, has published guidance for employers on the use of social media in the workplace.

AvMA warns hospitals are failing to report serious accidents, but what about the ones that are reported - a classic case of hospitals not learning from their mistakes?

Want to write a will? Want to help Macmillan Cancer Support? As part of the charities 'Will Drive', anyone using our will writing service in our Kingston upon Thames, Surrey office, will also see £50 donated to Macmillan.

Colemans-ctts coffee morning was a huge success with the Mayor of Kingston-upon-Thames dropping by and the morning raising over £1,000 for Macmillan

In a recent speech to the House of Lords Professor Robert Winston commented that the increased employment of nurses trained and qualified in other European countries could raise the risk of poor communication between nurse and patient within the NHS.

A shopkeeper whose newsagents was looted during the recent riots has been left homeless following a fire at his home sparked by a faulty fridge. This story, as well as the number of recent incidents involving certain models of fridge-freezers of international manufacturer Beko, has once again highlighted the importance of consumer rights.

In his report “Common Sense Common Safety”, Lord Young recommended the abolition of the Adventure Activities Licensing Authority (AALA). Lord Young’s proposals were to replace the Adventure Activities Licensing Regulations with a code of practice to be overseen and monitored by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).