Blog — 17 July 2025

Ministry of Defence (MoD) data breach involving Afghan citizens

First Published 17 July 2025. Following the Ministry of Defence data breach involving Afghan citizens, Monika Sobiecki in our Media and Information Law team answers some key questions including on…

Blog — 17 July 2025

Birth Trauma Awareness Week: what you need to be aware of

It is Birth Trauma Awareness Week this week so what do we need to be aware of? I suppose a number of things: While birth trauma can happen to anyone,…

Blog — 16 July 2025

Basmah Sahib speaks about a novel civil claim for damages years after an unlawful age assessment

Basmah Sahib spoke about a novel civil claim for damages years after an unlawful age assessment at a roundtable meeting attended by legal experts in the field yesterday morning. The…

Blog — 14 July 2025

What to do if you’re injured by or on a Lime bike: a step by step guide

Lime bikes and electric scooters have become so commonplace that it will come as no surprise that bike accidents are on the rise.  Whether you’re a rider, pedestrian, cyclist, or…

Blog — 14 July 2025

Long NHS ADHD assessment waiting times mean people aren’t getting the SEND support they need

If you are a child, young person or adult waiting for an assessment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you will likely need to be very patient. Current waiting times…

Blog — 10 July 2025

Restoring control over the immigration system: the government’s White Paper

Liz Barratt, Head of our Immigration team, dissects the government’s White Paper on immigration. This article was first published in Solicitor’s Journal and can be read here. It seems that…