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Women aren’t new to the military anymore - so why does the old boys’ culture…

ITV News’ recent documentary Her Fight: Are Women Serving in the Military Safe? raises some deeply uncomfortable questions about the culture women continue to experience…

By Natasha Mason
Why more than half of workers experiencing workplace misconduct ‘stay silent’

The majority of employees who experience bullying, harassment or sexual harassment choose not to report it, with young people more likely to believe there is…

By Loren Martin
Court ban on Meta smart glasses shines spotlight on covert recording risks

Meta’s smart glasses have now been banned from courtrooms in England and Wales, raising questions about the rise of discreet recording devices. His Majesty’s Courts…

By Emma Barrow
Free bus travel for disabled people is progress, but only if they can get on…

The Prime Minister’s announcement that eligible disabled people across England will soon be able to use their concessionary bus passes all day, every day, is…

By Rhiannon Daniel
Could your smartwatch help prove your personal injury claim?

Smartwatches, fitness trackers and apps such as Strava now collect detailed information about our activity, including where we go, how far we walk or run,…

By Charlotte Dowson
Student inventors challenged to create new design for people with spinal cord injury

University students are gearing up to enter Bolt Burdon Kemp’s competition to invent new products for people with spinal cord injuries. Our Design the Change…

By Ella Archdeacon
Witness appeal – Robert Moore and John Kane’s Children’s Home, Cardiff

Bolt Burdon Kemp is appealing for witnesses and information relating to convicted abuser Robert Moore and John Kane’s Children’s Home in Cardiff, where our client…

By Alan Collins
How to prepare for a flight when you have a spinal injury

Going abroad on holiday is something many people spend the whole year looking forward to and planning. But for many of our clients, navigating the…

By Annabel Field
Injured on holiday abroad? Why it matters whether your trip was a package holiday

If you’ve been injured while on holiday abroad, one of the first questions a solicitor is likely to ask is how you booked your trip.…

By Adele Thomas
The Grooming Gangs Inquiry: How can victims and survivors have their say?

Victims and survivors of grooming gang abuse can now apply for a formal role in the Statutory Independent Inquiry into Grooming Gangs. Applications are currently…

By Alan Collins
Delayed diagnosis of meningitis: How a legal claim can help

Following recent reports of a rise in meningitis among young adults and students in England, it is a timely reminder of the importance of obtaining…

By Ipek Tugcu
Before they were soldiers: the raped teenage Army recruits who should have been protected

A BBC investigation has uncovered fresh allegations of rape, sexual assault and harassment involving teenage recruits at the Army Foundation College (AFC) in Harrogate, prompting…

By Amber Seymour
Understanding bowel cancer: why early diagnosis matters

Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK and one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths. However, when diagnosed early, it…

By Ellen McGreevy
Parent Carers – getting the recognition and support they deserve

The Government’s consultation on employment rights for unpaid carers is long overdue recognition of the challenges they face. As both a parent carer and a solicitor…

By Cheryl Abrahams
How loss of earnings is calculated in adult brain injury claims

Throughout my career acting for adults who have sustained acquired brain injuries, I have seen first-hand the devastating, life-changing consequences these injuries can have on…

By Hokman Wong
Reducing re-traumatisation in serious injury claims

A legal claim after a catastrophic injury often begins at one of the most difficult times in a person’s life. At this time of incredible…

By Olivia Powling
Rising temperatures and the risk of heat injury in the military

The UK summer this year has been dangerously hot, with the UK Health Security Agency warning people to avoid the warmest part of the day.…

By Siobhan Rochford
The pain you can't see: Neuropathic pain after spinal cord injury

A common misconception is that someone who has a spinal cord injury (‘SCI’) is completely numb from the level of their injury down. While that…

By Matthew Singh
Ex-Hampshire police officer Gerard Hutchings jailed for 10 years for sexual abuse

Gerard Hutchings, a former police inspector who worked for Hampshire Constabulary abused 18 victims at police stations in Hampshire from 1999 to 2007, police said.…

By Joseph Carr
What the new Road Safety Strategy could mean for brain injury

Last month, I attended a conference hosted by the Brain Injury Group, where the Government’s new Road Safety Strategy was discussed. It prompted an important…

By Tori Hanley

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