When someone dies unexpectedly, in a violent way, or the cause is unknown, the coroner may decide that an inquest is needed. An inquest is...
Many of us will make new year’s resolutions for 2025. It is the time of year when we take stock of what we have achieved - or not -...
For six decades, the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme (CICS) has existed to provide redress to people who have been injured by crime....
Black Friday and Cyber Monday are now key shopping dates for Brits looking to grab a bargain during the countdown to Christmas. Shoppers...
Every 17 minutes* on average someone dies or is seriously injured on UK roads. Some 1,695 people were killed and 28,967 seriously hurt...
This week marks two years since the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) published a raft of final recommendations after one...
Beauty treatments such as chemical peels and Botox injections might seem like minor procedures and even ‘safe’, because they...
When I was 13 years old (all the way back in 1999) I was told that ‘there ain’t no party like an S Club party’. Well,...
Looking at Rusty Brown striding confidently along the seafront, no-one would guess that this man is disabled. Rusty was leading a full...
Getting behind the wheel of a car is one of the more dangerous things most of us do and, for the most part, drivers are aware of the risks...
Thirty-three million of us are in employment in the UK and from offices, to factories, hairdressers, childcare providers, postal workers,...
Claimant lawyers and defendants are rarely in agreement when it comes to the claims process it seems, but there is a mutual understanding...