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School exclusions and pupils with SEN

Children with special educational needs (SEN) are 5 times more likely to receive a permanent exclusion than pupils with no known SEN. While the rate of permanent and fixed-period exclusions has come down, there is...
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Injury Prevention Week: reducing workers’ injuries from falls from ladders

It has been estimated that every 11 minutes someone in the UK attends A&E with an injury caused by falling from a ladder. Over a million UK businesses and 10 million workers carry out some...
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Becoming a Dementia Friend: Empathy in Action and How You Can Make a Difference

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion as Ruth Meyer, Head of the Court of Protection team at Boyes Turner, dispels common myths surrounding dementia.
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Interview with Bobby Griffin Team GB Parabadminton European and World Medalist

Bobby was a motorcyclist involved in a road traffic accident and was left with an injury to his left lower limb.
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Competition: a new kid on the block (exemption)

Under the Competition Act 1998, agreements and arrangements that restrict competition in the UK are prohibited. A safe harbour was providedvertical agreements if they met the requirements of the EUs Vertical Agreements Block Exemption Regulation...
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Preventable injuries at work : client story

Many working adults, particularly those in construction and other dangerous industries, accept that risk is part of their job, but it is an employer’s responsibility to manage that risk. Acknowledging risk enables employers to reduce...
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Developer defeats obsolete “one house only” restrictive covenant

A recent decision of the Upper Tribunal (Lands Chamber) has discharged a restrictive covenant over a development site in Ealing which prevented the erection on the land of anything other than one dwelling house. The...
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What is a prenuptial agreement and do I need one?

A prenuptial agreement is a contract that couples sign before they marry which addresses how property and assets are to be divided if the relationship were to breakdown. There are no set rules regarding what...
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RCM’s Re:Birth Project finds mothers want safe, positive births and clear, factual, non-judgmental language

The Royal College of Midwives (RCM) has published its report on the Re:Birth Project which asked women and birthing people, their families and maternity professionals about the type of language that should be used in...
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Renters Reform Bill White paper released – the Future of the Rental Sector

The white paper sets out the elements that will be covered in the eventual legislation. Again as we have mentioned previously, the main elements of the white paper have support from all sides and so...
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NHS Resolution’s review finds multiple failings in the care of patients with diabetes and lower limb complications

NHS Resolution has published the results of its review of clinical negligence claims relating to diabetes and lower limb (foot and leg) complications. The NHS’s defence organisation and claims handler analysed 92 medical negligence claims...
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Autism and Educational, Health and Care Plans (EHCP)

The National Autistic Society describes autism as a ‘lifelong, developmental disability that affects how a person communicates with and relates to other people, and how they experience the world around them’. Autism is a spectrum...
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Who is responsible for what?

A guide to landlords and tenants repairing obligations, in residential property Building on our blog habitable properties, we are now looking at who is responsible for what, when there is an issue relating to repair...
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Will I have to go to court if I’m making a personal injury claim?

Featured people Kim Milan Senior Partner and Head of Personal Injury Kim Milan leads Boyes Turner’s highly regarded personal injury team. A specialist in catastrophic injury cases, Kim acts for clients with acquired brain damage,...
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Why should a lawyer be my first port of call after being involved in an accident?

Whether you have an accident at work or in a public place, or whether you are involved in a road accident as a motorist, motorcyclist, cyclist or pedestrian, we can help you with your claim...
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After I have sustained an injury, how will a lawyer help with my journey to recovery?

If you or a member of your family has suffered a severe injury caused by an employer, public body or other road user’s negligence; accessing suitable rehabilitation straight away can mean better recovery. Funding for...
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