Thea Wilson looks at the recent High Court decision in MJF v University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust [2024] EWHC 3156 (KB) and considers ... read more

In this article Sophie Howard and Julian Horne, of our Personal Injury team, set out the legal principles and practical considerations in making or responding to an application ... read more

If you have followed our blog for a while now, you will have seen our previous post around the cladding scandal and why it is affecting so many leaseholders across the country. Despite the  Government’s ... read more

When you think about painting structures, you might think about the Forth Road Bridge spanning the Firth of Forth, which until recently was famously being repainted from one end to the other, in a continuous loop. The ... read more

As an instructing solicitor Dr Jock Mackenzie highlights the details experts should expect to see in letters of instruction, and why any omissions should be raised early on. ... read more

by Igor Cherstich & Elena Consiglio ... read more

by Charles Vinores, MCE, PE, MBA - Envista Forensics  ... read more

Paul Grainger writes about expert witness assignment, investigations and acting as a S166 skilled ... read more

As technology evolves at an ever-increasing pace, so too do the opportunities and challenges for the criminal justice system. Digital evidence has become an essential component in most modern criminal investigations, ... read more

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