Blog — 04 April 2025

The need for suitably thorough clinical reviews to be followed by appropriate action

Earlier this month, a paediatric orthopaedic surgeon at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust was suspended following an external review that identified serious concerns regarding care he had provided. The…

Blog — 11 March 2025

Surrogacy law and the ongoing need for reform

The recent case of a British couple who have had twin boys born through surrogacy in Cyprus has once again brought attention to the complexities of the law surrounding surrogacy…

Blog — 13 February 2025

Changes in ‘Good Character’ policy for citizenship applications will affect many with refugee leave

With changes to the ‘good character’ policy for citizenship applications having just come into force, we consider what these will mean in practice for those with refugee leave. The ‘Nationality:…

Blog — 31 January 2025

FAQs for UKVI accounts and eVisas

Last Updated 4 March 2025 First Published 9 August 2024 Following the introduction of electronic visas in the UK to replace physical documents to prove UK immigration status, we have…

Blog — 28 January 2025

Government reopens Justice Committee inquiry into the work of the County Court

The County Court system is in desperate need of funding and improvement to prevent the already existing delays from getting longer. Substantial investment is needed by the government into repairing…

Blog — 24 January 2025

Martha’s Rule, the right to a second medical opinion, is transforming patient care

Martha’s Rule, named after Martha Mills who tragically died in 2021, gives patients and their loved ones the right to request an urgent second opinion when they fear that a…