Hillsborough Families Renew Calls for Legal Overhaul Amid Fears Labour Will Row Back on Pledge
Chronicle Law’s Nicole Keeling reports: Hillsborough families urge leaders to back a full duty of candour law amid fears of Labour backtracking.
UK Supreme Court Faces Defining Moment in Car Finance Commission Case
The Supreme Court reviews a key case on car finance commissions, with £44bn at stake. A ruling could reshape transparency and industry practices
Spotlight on LMP Legal – Bringing the law to life
We are excited to feature LMP Legal in our spotlight series this April discussing the fantastic work that the firm does in the transport and logistics industry to bring the law to life.
Funderpark Case: Holding Negligent Fairground Operators Accountable
Ifrah Ahmed of Duncan Lewis Solicitors discusses the recent settlement secured in the Funderpark case and the wider implications it will have for future cases and safety laws for funfairs and theme parks.
Company Directors Often Unaware of Personal Risks When a Business Collapses
Our legal partner Duncan Lewis Solicitors shares with us an article from Sunil Patel which discusses the areas where company directors may find themselves at risk of being personally responsible for breaches of their statutory duties.
Is Your Business at Risk? Why You May Need a Forensic Accountant
Introducing the latest company to join our team of trusted legal partners – Kingsley Bye of Lighthouse Consultants discusses why your business may need a forensic accountant.
Barclays Sets Aside £90 Million to Cover Potential Motor Finance Payouts in Legal Battle
Barclays has set aside £90 million to cover potential claims against its past motor finance business, according to its 2024 annual report. This comes after the lender tries to address the legal implications of existing litigation over secret commissions paid by motor finance lenders to car dealers. This follows the October 2024 Court of Appeal […]
Government to Remove Time Limit for Child Sexual Abuse Claims
Nicole Keeling reports how the Government is removing the longstanding three-year time limit for child sexual abuse civil claims, empowering survivors to seek justice without restrictive deadlines. This reform, following IICSA recommendations, shifts the burden of proof to defendants and introduces new measures to support victims.
How to stay out of trouble at the office Christmas party this year – do’s and don’ts
Office Christmas parties can be festive fun, but they also carry risks for employees and employers. From workplace duty of care to potential grievances and legal disputes, it’s essential to stay professional, know your limits, and avoid career-damaging mistakes. Oakwood Solicitors shares real-life cases and tips to ensure your celebrations remain merry and trouble-free. Read more and stay safe this holiday season!
Can the DVLA disclose your data to private car parking companies?
Ever received a hefty £100 parking fine from a private company and wondered how they got your details? The answer is simple: Yes, the DVLA can share your data with private car parking companies. In this article Kristy Gouldsmith works through the legal precedent the DVLA has to enforce fines and the ICO involvement in regulating data protection.
Spotlight on Oakwood Solicitors for WMHD
In this spotlight piece as part of our World Mental Health Day series about Oakwood Solicitors we spoke with Jason Spence and Stuart Jones regarding the support and resources the firm provides for staff well-being.
People with Pulmonary Fibrosis say they “wish it was cancer” due to the lack of support they receive after being diagnosed.
People with Pulmonary Fibrosis often say they “wish it was cancer” due to the lack of support and awareness they receive. A new survey by Action for Pulmonary Fibrosis highlights the immense challenges they face, including delays in diagnosis, limited access to treatment, and inadequate mental health support. In this article Liam Hill of Oakwood Solicitors reports that with Pulmonary Fibrosis being as deadly as many cancers, but less recognized, there is an urgent need for faster diagnoses, better healthcare training, and more comprehensive care to improve the lives of those suffering from this debilitating condition.
The Advantages Of A Discretionary Mutual
David Gudopp, Head of Risk Transfer and Mitigation, discusses the unique benefits of discretionary mutuals for communities, associations and group companies, identifying how these mutuals offer cost savings, tax benefits, and flexible coverage options.
The CMA’s Green Agreements Guidance and its Impact on Sustainability Collaboration
Explore how the UK Competition and Markets Authority’s Green Agreements Guidance influences collaborative efforts, providing insights into compliant sustainability agreements.
Exclusive: The Conundrum of Judicial Assistance for Litigants-in-person
In his latest blog post written specially for family law professionals, John Bolch compares an adversarial versus inquisitorial system and the pros and cons when it comes to having no legal representation and litigants-in-person cast adrift in the legal system.
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