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Everyday evidence that can strengthen your personal injury claim
02 Feb 2026From medical records to everyday messages, discover the types of evidence that can strengthen your case.
Your first conversations with a lawyer: How to get started with a personal injury claim
29 Jan 2026What to expect when you first speak with a lawyer and how these initial chats help shape your personal injury claim.
Costs provisions in the Court of Protection: Implications for professional deputies and local authorities following the appeal decision in Riddle
27 Jan 2026The appeal decision in Andrew James Riddle v NA, City of York Council ([2025] EWCOP 39) has sparked much debate among practitioners about the adequacy of the costs provisions in the Court of Protection (CoP) Rules.
This short article focuses on whether professional deputies are likely to be deterred from making an application for their appointment, where P opposes it from the outset and nuances in the capacity evidence mean there is a risk the application may fail.
Case law and Business Relief in the Court of Protection
27 Jan 2026Business Relief (BR) is a valuable mechanism for tax planning and can be effectively applied in Court of Protection matters.
What to do immediately after an accident: Protecting your health and gathering evidence
26 Jan 2026Practical steps to safeguard your health, record what happened, and preserve the details that could support your claim.
A claim in simple terms: Your step-by-step guide to a personal injury claim
22 Jan 2026Clear, practical guidance to help you understand personal injury claims and take the next steps with confidence.
