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Red flags for Cauda Equina Syndrome – Spotting the warning signs

Have you ever heard of Cauda Equina Syndrome (CES)? It is a rare but very serious condition that happens when all the nerves at the base of the spinal cord ” called the cauda equina...
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Cauda Equina Spinal Cord Injury CESCI – Q&A with founder Allison Whitehorn

At Boyes Turner we are proud to be a trusted legal partner of Cauda Equina Spinal Cord Injury or CESCI – a not for profit organisation that offers support and access to information for those...
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Intellectual Property – a quick guide to identifying rights in your business

Intellectual property (IP) is the collective term used to describe creations of the mind. IP rights can arise automatically (unregistered rights), whilst others need to be applied for and require formal registration (registered rights). Almost...
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Articles of Association vs. Shareholders Agreements

Pursuant to the Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006), all UK companies must put articles of association (Articles) in place on incorporation. Many shareholders of companies also choose to put in place a separate shareholders agreement,...
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Employment Rights Bill: Key amendments for employers

A raft of amendments to the Employment Rights Bill have been tabled by the House of Lords. Many are unlikely to progress any further but several proposed by Minister Baroness Jones of Whitchurch are more...
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Activism: Can IP rights limit your freedom of expression?

There are often legal considerations and risks when engaging in political activism, but one that may not have immediately come to mind is the risk of infringing intellectual property (IP) rights. Judgment was handed down...
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Rejected by the Early Notification (EN) scheme? Your child may still be able to claim compensation.

If your child was born with hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy (HIE) or needed cooling or neonatal intensive care after birth, your maternity hospital may have reported your child’s birth injury to MNSI and to NHS Resolution...
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AI & Copyright law: DAU Bill passes and were Getty-ing ready for a High Court ruling

Update, 25th June 2025: In its closing submissions in the High Court, Getty withdrew its main copyright infringement claims, due to evidential challenges. In light of this, responsibility for clarifying how copyright law and AI...
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CMAs provisional findings regarding cloud services market investigation

On 28th January 2025, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) published their provisional decision following their investigation into the supply of public cloud infrastructure in the UK, the purpose of which, was to identify if...
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Data Use and Access Act 2025: what does it mean for your business?

The Data Use and Access Act 2025 (DUAA) received Royal Assent on 19th June, implementing a reform of data laws and updating existing UK data protection legislation (including UK GDPR). The governments objectives for the...
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Commercial lease extension – Redevelopment as a ground for objection?

As part of our ongoing series on the process of lease extension of commercial properties, Richard Pulford, Senior Associate Solicitor in the Dispute Resolution team, looks at the redevelopment ground for refusal in light of...
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Standish v Standish Supreme Court – non-matrimonial asset splitting in divorce

Standish v Standish – originally known for the largest ever reduction of a divorce award, now the landmark Supreme Court ruling has delved into the meaning of matrimonial and non-matrimonial property, together with the concept...
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Making a medical negligence claim: Insights from a solicitor

What happens when medical treatment goes wrong? Tara Pileggi-Byrne, Associate Solicitor, explains what it is like working in the medical negligence team. 
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Can schools refuse to be named on an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP)?

We often come across situations where schools do not want to be named in an EHCP. Schools can refuse to be named in an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP), but only in specific circumstances...
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Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) and Section F banding

EHCPs are meant to detail, amongst other things, the special educational provision to be delivered to a child or young person included in Section F. We often see EHCPs that also have reference to funding/bands,...
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The importance of the Rehabilitation Code in personal injury claims

The Rehabilitation Code was first introduced in 1999 in order to encourage Claimant and Defendant representatives to work together from the onset of a personal injury claim to help Claimants access treatment for their injuries....
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