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dental negligence compensation

Dental Negligence Types, Compensation & Claims

Going to the dentist is supposed to fix problems, not create new ones. But when a dental professional gets something wrong, whether that’s missing a diagnosis, botching an extraction, or fitting an implant incorrectly, the result can be months, sometimes years, of pain, further treatment, and financial cost. If that’s happened to you, you may […]
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employee ownership trust

What is an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT)?

Every business owner eventually reaches a point where they need to think about the future. For some, it’s retirement. For others, it’s succession planning, protecting the company’s legacy or rewarding the employees who have helped build the business over many years. Selling to a competitor or private investor isn’t always the preferred option, particularly for […]
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what is a suspended sentence

What is a Suspended Sentence?

When a court imposes a prison sentence, it does not always mean the offender will be taken into custody immediately. In some cases, the court may decide that the sentence can be served in the community, provided the offender complies with certain conditions and does not commit further offences. This is known as a suspended […]
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adverse possession

What Is Adverse Possession?

Property ownership is usually proven through title deeds or registration with HM Land Registry. However, there are limited circumstances where someone who has occupied land for a significant period may be able to claim legal ownership without purchasing it. This legal principle is known as adverse possession. Although often associated with the term “squatters’ rights”, […]
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insubordination

What is Employee Insubordination and What to Know as an Employer?

Managing employees inevitably involves giving instructions, setting expectations and ensuring workplace policies are followed. Most employees comply with reasonable requests, but there may be occasions when an employee refuses to follow instructions or openly challenges management decisions. When this happens, employers may question whether the behaviour amounts to insubordination and what action they can lawfully […]
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what is a shareholders agreement

A Guide to Shareholders Agreement

Starting a business with one or more shareholders often begins with shared goals, mutual trust and a common vision for the future. However, as a company grows, differences in opinion, changes in ownership and unexpected circumstances can create challenges that no one anticipated. A shareholders agreement helps establish clear rules from the outset, setting out […]
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birth injury negligence

Can You Sue a Hospital for Birth Injury Negligence?

The birth of a child should be a positive experience, but complications during pregnancy or labour can sometimes lead to serious injuries for the baby, the mother or both. While some birth injuries are unavoidable, others may occur because appropriate medical care was not provided. If you believe mistakes made by healthcare professionals caused an […]
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is anxiety a disability

Is Anxiety Protected Under the Equality Act 2010?

Feeling anxious from time to time is a normal part of life, but for some people, anxiety can have a significant and lasting impact on their ability to work and carry out everyday activities. If your condition affects your daily life, you may be wondering whether the law recognises anxiety as a disability. The answer […]
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can you sue a doctor for misdiagnosis

Can You Sue a Doctor for Wrong Diagnosis?

Receiving the wrong diagnosis can be distressing, particularly if it delays treatment or allows a medical condition to become worse. It’s natural to wonder whether the mistake amounts to medical negligence and whether you have the right to take legal action. The answer is yes, but not every incorrect diagnosis gives rise to a claim. […]
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assisting an offender

What Counts as Assisting an Offender?

Helping someone after they have committed a crime might seem like an act of loyalty, but in certain circumstances it can become a criminal offence itself. If you knowingly help someone avoid arrest, prosecution or punishment, your actions could amount to assisting an offender under UK law. Not every act of assistance is illegal, however. […]
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