Close

How can we help you?

Search for a legal service, topic or question

Insights

Insights

Insight

Podcast

Video

Uterine rupture during VBAC

If you have previously had a baby who was delivered by caesarean birth and you are now expecting another baby, your midwife or specialist childbirth doctor (obstetrician) may offer you the option for your next...
Read more
Insight

Podcast

Video

What is cerebral palsy?

Understand the different types of cerebral palsy, the disabilities they can cause and when medical negligence may have contributed to a child’s brain injury.
Read more
image of tutor and happy boy
Insight

Podcast

Video

SEND reform: education otherwise than at school (EOTAS) response deadline reminder

The government opened the consultation on 18th July 2026 (just in time for the summer holidays) which is due to close at midday 18th September 2026. The initial White Paper published on 23rd February 2026...
Read more
Insight

Podcast

Video

International compensation claims for birth injury and neonatal brain injury

When negligent maternity or neonatal care in England or Wales causes a child to suffer permanent disability, they have a right to claim compensation under English law. The same rights apply where the child was...
Read more
Insight

Podcast

Video

Neonatal meningitis claims

If your child had meningitis infection soon after their birth which has left them with brain injury disability, a neonatal meningitis claim could provide compensation to meet their life-long needs arising from their disability, such...
Read more
image of nurse administering vaccine
Insight

Podcast

Video

Meningitis B: Why vaccination matters

Meningitis remains one of the most feared infections affecting children, teenagers and young adults. It can strike suddenly, progress rapidly, and even in otherwise healthy individuals can cause devastating consequences within hours. Among the different...
Read more
image of pregnant woman looking at her scan
Insight

Podcast

Video

Maternity safety: Why are maternal deaths at a 20-year high?

A maternal death is one of the most devastating outcomes in healthcare. The loss of a mother has profound consequences for the family members left behind, particularly the dependant children. Over the last decade, maternal...
Read more
image of lease agreement contract
Insight

Podcast

Video

Are upwards-only rent reviews becoming a thing of the past?

The ban on upwards-only rent reviews is now part of the statute book, with the commercial property sector awaiting the commencement regulations that will bring the provisions into force. While the implementation date remains uncertain,...
Read more
Renters rights selling property
Insight

Podcast

Video

Recovering possession without Section 21: Selling the property under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025

This article provides an update on the options available to landlords in recovering possession of a residential property following the implementation of the Renters Rights Act.   Changes to the Renters’ Rights Act In the second...
Read more
image of house with for sale sign
Insight

Podcast

Video

I am selling a property: Contracts exchanged – what next?

Our property solicitors are often asked “What happens next…” once contracts have been exchanged and to help, we have put together a few regularly asked questions to guide you when buying or selling a property....
Read more
image of contracts signing
Insight

Podcast

Video

I am buying a property: Contracts exchanged – what next?

Our property solicitors are often asked “What happens next…” once contracts have been exchanged and to help, we have put together a few regularly asked questions to guide you when buying or selling a property....
Read more
Mother looking at SEND paperwork
Insight

Podcast

Video

SENDIST One Touch pilot scheme: What it means for Section I appeals

The Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) Tribunal has announced a significant operational reform launching on 17 August 2026. Known as the “One Touch” Case Management Pilot, this trial alters the appeal procedure exclusively for...
Read more
image of medical professional with a child in wheelchair
Insight

Podcast

Video

How do medical experts determine if cerebral palsy was caused by medical negligence?

Cerebral palsy and birth injury claims are extremely complex and require careful handling by experienced medical negligence solicitors. Boyes Turner is independently recognised as a leading law firm and a specialist in cerebral palsy and...
Read more
image of a group of women
Insight

Podcast

Video

Closing the gender health gap: Understanding the women’s healthcare strategy for England

Women’s healthcare in England faces significant challenges. There are a range of services provided by the NHS to women including gynaecology, obstetrics, contraception and reproductive health however they face several issues including increased waiting times,...
Read more
Commercial building
Insight

Podcast

Video

Ban on upward-only rent reviews: What landlords and tenants need to know

The ban on upward-only rent reviews is one of the most significant proposed changes to commercial leasing in England and Wales in recent years. Although the relevant provisions are not yet in force, the legislation...
Read more
Employment Podcast cover
Insight

Podcast

Video

Selling your business: Culture, communication and legal risk

How much is your business really worth to a buyer and how much of that value sits in things that never appear on a balance sheet?
Read more

Stay ahead with the insights from Boyes Turner

Sign up to receive the latest news on areas of interest to you. We can tailor the information we send to you.

Sign up to our newsletter