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Seeking the court’s guidance on distribution

What are the executors duties as regards distribution of an estate in circumstances where there is a likelihood that claims will be made against the estate in the future? This was the exact question the...
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Funding bands and Education, Health and Care Plans

The EHCP does not specify funding, it only specifies provision and it is not clear that the provision is dedicated solely to that pupil (local authority) We are often contacted by parents because their child...
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Dismissal and Re-engagement

In last weeks People In Focus, we discussed changing contracts of employment, now Catrina Flanagan asks what happens if employees do not agree to the changes being proposed? Accept the Status Quo? Some employers may...
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Transition reviews

Children and young people may transition between several stages of education: early years provider to school infant school to junior school primary school to middle school primary school to secondary school middle school to secondary...
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Section 106 obligations and the land registry

Developers will be familiar with being required to enter into planning obligations under s106 and the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. These obligations can be entered into bilaterally, i.e. within an agreement between the...
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School named on EHCP – independent mainstream v maintained special

Parents often reach out for help when they want to appeal the type and name of school on their child’s Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). For many children, the local maintained special or mainstream...
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Alternatives to redundancy

With the Coronavirus having an unprecedented effect on the UK economy and the Governments Job Retention Scheme (JRS) coming to an end on 31 October 2020, many employers are faced with the prospect of considering...
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Special Educational Needs & Disability (SEND) Tribunal – Top Tips

With the academic year shortly starting back from September, albeit it is likely that this will look different as a result of Covid-19, this time of year also signals the start of a new year...
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Meet Kim Milan – Personal injury team

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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Right of way disputes: Establishment, disputes, and legal considerations

Right of way disputes are more common than you might think, regrettably the issues are rarely straightforward, and it is essential to obtain good legal advice as early as possible. What is a right of...
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Interview with Dr Tara Rado founder of Psychologia Ltd

Charlene Hughes recently spoke to Dr Tara Rado, found of Psychologia, about the impact of the covid-19 lockdown on families. The Court of Protection team works with Dr Rado in the course of helping their...
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How much exposure to asbestos dust does it take to cause mesothelioma?

When someone is diagnosed with mesothelioma, we know that invariably it is a disease caused by exposure to asbestos dust. Mesothelioma has a long latency period of typically between 20 and 50 years, meaning that...
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Pre-action steps before issuing a claim: Letter of claim

When someone owes you a debt and you know they are fully aware of it, it may seem logical to simply issue a claim against them, especially if you have warned them by email or...
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Surge in fatal cycling accidents during pandemic in UK

The reports of cyclist deaths doubling during lockdown are alarming. Reports show that by the end of April 2020, just over a month since the UK lockdown began on 23 March, cyclist fatalities were running...
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What is a neonatal brain injury and how do I claim?

Neonatal care failings are putting babies at risk of brain injury and lifelong disability, according to reports by HSIB, ESMiE and NHS defence organisation, NHS Resolution. In addition, local investigations often fail to involve neonatal...
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Lets talk about Settlement Agreements

Settlement agreements are frequently used by employers to satisfy themselves that they have achieved their desired outcome of a clean break when an employee departs. Very often the legal formalities will not have been completely...

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