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MPs and peers back call for disabled children’s social care reform to end postcode lottery

MPs and peers have called for a national criteria for disabled children’s social care to end a postcode lottery in the support families receive. Parliament’s…

By Cheryl Abrahams
Why are young adults at greater risk of injury on our roads, and what can…

Teenagers and young adults aged 16 to 25 are more likely to be involved in a car crash than any other age group, but what…

By Hokman Wong
Half of employers ‘have not assessed sexual harassment risks ahead of new laws’, survey suggests

Half of employers may be unprepared for tougher sexual harassment laws coming into force in October, new research suggests. More than 50% of employers had…

By Vilde Witzøe
How are care costs calculated in a serious injury claim?

A serious injury can change the most ordinary parts of daily life. Getting dressed, preparing a meal, looking after children, driving or simply getting around…

By Cillian Davis
Fatal slurry tank accident highlights the risks of agricultural work

The recent deaths of a father and son after they fell into a slurry tank on a farm in Cheshire are a tragic reminder of…

By Charlotte Dowson
College apology highlights decades of mental health failings faced by abuse survivors

The Royal College of Psychiatrists (“the College”) has recently issued a public apology for what it says is decades of mismanagement and misdiagnosis of mental…

By Paul McGinn
Former East Sussex teacher convicted of raping and sexually assaulting pupil

A former East Sussex high school teacher has been convicted of raping and sexually assaulting a pupil he taught at Bexhill High School. Steven Hardie,…

By Alan Collins
The troubling ‘door knocking’ culture revealed by women in the Armed Forces

‘Door knocking’ sounds like an innocuous phrase. But in ITV News’ Her Fight: Are Women Serving in the Military Safe?, women used it to describe…

By Natasha Mason
Military justice under scrutiny after ITV documentary on sexual violence

In the documentary, ITV reported there were 85 rape allegations investigated within the Service Justice System in 2025 and, separately, six people were found guilty…

By Natasha Mason
Standing alongside the naval community: BBK partners with the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity

Bolt Burdon Kemp is proud to announce a new partnership with the Royal Navy & Royal Marines Charity (RNRMC), the principal charity of the Royal…

By Natasha Orr
BBK calls for new social and affordable homes to help close the accessible housing gap

Bolt Burdon Kemp has written to the Government calling for accessibility to be at the heart of its plans to deliver more than 70,000 new…

By Rhiannon Daniel
BBK backs calls for action on dangerous driving content online

Bolt Burdon Kemp is backing calls for social media companies to take action against content that promotes and glorifies dangerous driving. The issue has come…

By Josh Hughes
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

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