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Adding value – Secured lending lawyers: From term sheet to enforcement

Secured lending is often viewed as a transaction that culminates at completion. In reality, it is a legal and commercial relationship that begins at the term sheet stage and may endure for years, only being...
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Who is at risk of meningitis?

Meningitis can affect people of all ages but it is more common in babies and young children, teenagers and students, and adults with weakened immune systems. When it occurs, the disease strikes quickly, across all...
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Fatal injury compensation when medical mistakes cause a parent or partner’s death

The sudden, unexpected loss of a parent or partner is traumatic for their family, and often made worse by the financial worries that arise from their death. At this difficult time, bereaved families are confronted...
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Renters Rights Act 2025: A complete guide to the new UK rental laws

When does the Renters Rights Act come into force? After a long and much-debated origin story, which involved name changes, policy updates and even a change in government, we have chronicled throughout the process that...
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Acquiring a hospitality business: Key legal considerations

Deciding to acquire a business involves the consideration of a wide range of factors, some of which will be driven by the sector in which the business operates. This article explores the general and primary...
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Erb’s palsy disability support from compensation

If your child has Erb’s palsy which was caused by negligent brachial plexus injury at birth, an Erb’s palsy birth injury claim can provide the practical and financial support that they will need to live...
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What is tuberculosis (TB) and can it be treated?

Tuberculosis is a serious, contagious, bacterial infection. It commonly affects the lungs but can also spread to other parts of the body, including the brain, spine, lymph nodes, abdomen, bones and nervous system. The infection...
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Trade union draft code of practice: A guide for employers

The Employment Rights Act 2025 (ERA) will bring about some significant changes for employers. One of the biggest changes could be the right for Trade Unions (TUs) to ask to come into your business to...
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Fair Work Agency (FWA): What employers need to know

What is the Fair Work Agency and what does it enforce? The governments new enforcement agency the FWA was established on 7th April 2026. They are currently responsible for enforcing agency regulations, gangmaster licensing and...
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Asbestos in children’s products – emerging risks and legal implications

A series of product recalls since Christmas has brought fresh attention to a worrying issue: asbestos contamination in everyday consumer goods. This includes, shockingly, items designed specifically for children. Young children are particularly vulnerable to...
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Five common reasons why babies are admitted to SCBU, NNU or NICU

Boyes Turner’s medical negligence solicitors are specialists in cerebral palsy, birth injury and neonatal care negligence claims, which means that most of our severely disabled child clients, and their families, will have spent time in...
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Blindness and visual impairment in neurological injury claims

Blindness and visual impairment cause life-changing disability and commonly feature in medical negligence claims. Whilst this devastating form of disability is sometimes the result of direct injury or damage to the eye, blindness and impaired...
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Can delayed C sections cause birth injury?

For expectant parents, childbirth is usually anticipated as a joyful and life changing moment. When things do not go as planned, and a baby is injured during birth, the emotional impact can be devastating. Many...
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Compensation claims for loss of vision from glaucoma and retinal detachment

Glaucoma and retinal detachment are common, natural causes of visual impairment but with correct and timely treatment the patient’s eyesight can often be preserved. Negligent mistakes or delays in the diagnosis and treatment of these...
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Court approval hearings after settlements in injury claims for children

Settlements in injury compensation claims for children and young people under the age of 18 cannot be finalised until they have been approved by the court. This enables the court to ensure that any settlement...
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Anaesthetic negligence brain injury claims

Modern anaesthesia is generally regarded as both sophisticated and safe. Most types of injury which occur during or after surgery arise from factors that are not directly related to the anaesthetic. However, if a patient...

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