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Why the Defence Medical Welfare Service is so important even after active service

When someone serves in the Armed Forces, their welfare – and that of their family – extends far beyond their time in uniform, especially during…

By Natasha Mason
When birth becomes a battle: Traumatic births in military families

Birth is often imagined as a joyful beginning, yet for many parents connected to the Armed Forces, it can feel more like another battlefield, marked…

By Hritika Shah
Military domestic abuse conference exposes gulf between military leaders and survivors

Last week I had the privilege of attending a conference focusing on violence against women and girls in the military. The Aurora New Dawn conference,…

By Natasha Mason
Bolt Burdon Kemp welcomes Natasha Orr into Military Group

Bolt Burdon Kemp has welcomed Natasha Orr into its military claims team as a Senior Associate. Natasha previously led Slater and Gordon’s military team. Natasha…

By Bolt Burdon Kemp
BBK Manifesto 2025: Protect military trainees, criminalise instructor relationships

Sexual relationships between trainees and instructors are never relationships of equals. They involve an inherent imbalance of power, where one party holds authority over the…

By Natasha Mason
BBK Manifesto 2025: Build a fairer and independent service complaints process

Armed Forces complaints procedures need urgent reform to ensure fairness and independence, BBK says in its Manifesto for Injured People. Serving in the Armed Forces…

By Natasha Mason
BBK Manifesto 2025: Update the law on fatal claims

There are few tragedies more devastating than losing someone you love, especially when it could have been prevented. When a death occurs because of negligence,…

By Natasha Mason
BBK Manifesto 2025: Sanction organisations ignoring coroner safety warnings

When coroners issue Prevention of Future Deaths (PFD) reports, they do so to prevent others suffering the same fate. Yet, too often, organisations simply disregard…

By Jennifer Ellis
BBK Manifesto 2025: Demand timely justice for victims and families

Backlogs in criminal, civil and coroners’ courts mean cases that should be resolved within months are dragging on for years. Victims, bereaved families and claimants…

By Jennifer Ellis
BBK Manifesto: Let police investigate Armed Forces sexual offences

Serving in the Armed Forces should never mean being denied justice. Yet when it comes to sexual crimes, service personnel face significantly lower conviction rates…

By Natasha Mason
Why we need criminal sanctions for organisations ignoring coroner’s warnings

Organisations involved in cases of avoidable fatality should face criminal sanctions if they fail to explain how they will prevent similar deaths in the future.…

By Jennifer Ellis
Heat illness in the Armed Forces – a real and preventable risk

The summer is well and truly here and with it comes the occupational hazards of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, particularly in the Armed Forces.…

By Natasha Mason
When leaders fail the ‘Service Standards’

Sir Ben Key, the former First Sea Lord of the Royal Navy, who was vocal on ‘zero tolerance for unacceptable behaviour’, has recently been dismissed…

By Marie-Joelle Theanne
The venue kicked us out during my first Armed Forces meet up - this is…

Natasha Mason, solicitor in our Military Claims Team explains why volunteering with her local Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Club is important to her and…

By Natasha Mason
Trans discrimination in the military will be exacerbated after Supreme Court ruling

Trans women in the military will be more vulnerable than ever to harassment and bullying after the Supreme Court ruling on gender, I believe. The…

By India Bonnor-Moris
Changing your solicitor during a claim

Sometimes, after instructing a solicitor, you may begin to feel they’re not providing the level of service or support you expected or need, and may…

By Josh Hughes
Litigating against the MOD: Why honesty matters in your military claim

Military veterans could have legitimate claims for compensation thrown out if they are not completely honest about their injuries and capabilities. Here we explain how…

By Marie-Joelle Theanne
Is enough being done to help better support Women in the Armed Forces?

It has become increasingly concerning to see the rising complaints of sexual violence against women in the Armed Forces – an institution described as a…

By Anastasia Bromhead
Navigating slips, trips and falls in the UK military

Life in the military involves demanding physical activities in a range of environments and there are hazards even with everyday tasks, highlighted by a case…

By Marie-Joelle Theanne
Adjustment disorder and depression: What is the difference and what can I do about them?

While the stigma surrounding mental health is reducing across society, issues remain prominent in the Armed Forces. In particular, the Office for Veterans’ Affairs report…

By Phoebe Newell

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