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The landscape of Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) in England and Wales is undergoing significant reform, driven by the Powers of Attorney...

This recent BBC article tells the story of an elderly man, John Wilcox, who was cut off from his wife and family by his granddaughter,...

When clients approach me about a possible clinical negligence claim, a consistent question that they ask is ‘what will change?’ when it...

This weekend I finally found the time to watch the BBC’s recent film of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and I was pleasantly surprised to learn...

This BBC article explains how a large proportion of adults with severe learning disabilities in Wales live with their families, meaning...

There's good news for treasure hunters this week as it was announced that a long-running mystery has been solved. As this BBC news...

Many of us will have been pleased to read about the 100 weddings that took place at Old Marylebone Town Hall yesterday in celebration of...

This week, the peculiar request of French actor Alain Delon that his dog should be put down and buried with him on his death has hit the...

So, it's going to happen next year from 1 January and will catch any fees paid on account from yesterday.  Inevitably, this will impact...

Whilst admittedly I am not a huge football fan, I can appreciate the passion, excitement and unity the World Cup brings every four years....

In one of the first reported cases, Financial Remedy proceedings have been stayed and Non-Court Dispute Resolution has been ordered...

It has long been discussed that England suffers from a North/South wealth inequality. This has only been exacerbated by cuts to public...