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Former Scouts leader Michael Costin sentenced for a third time for child sexual offences

A former Scouts leader has been sentenced for sexual abuse against a further 14 young boys. Michael Costin, 59, was sentenced last week to 15…

By Hayyin Fan
What happens to a claim when the claimant dies?

The Brain Injury Department at Bolt Burdon Kemp collectively has more than 35 years of experience working closely with clients who have sustained life-changing brain…

By Olivia Ward
Help for Armed Forces if they’re injured during summer leave

Summer Leave is just around the corner and for many in the Armed Forces it’s a time to travel home, spend time with family and…

By Natasha Mason
Quarter of financial firms ‘not taking sexism seriously’ as they fail to respond to regulator

Scores of financial firms have shown a blatant disregard for ending sexism and misogyny after more than a quarter of them failed to help an…

By Thomas Beale
UK Armed Forces Mental Health Statistics 23/24: Progress and Concerns

There has been a major shift in society towards mental health. Over the last decade, after the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been an increase in…

By Marie-Joelle Theanne
Informed consent in maternity care: a crucial aspect of birth trauma claims

This year’s Birth Trauma Awareness Week focuses on an often-overlooked aspect of women’s healthcare: informed consent. Understanding and exercising informed consent in maternity care is…

By Hannah Travis
Options for child abuse survivors after police decide ‘no further action’ to be taken before…

When an abuse survivor hears the words ‘no further action’ from the police, it can be devastating after finding the courage to come forward. But…

By Hayyin Fan
Strokes related to surgery - when to seek legal advice

No surgery is risk free. And while some complications, such as fatigue, sore throat, and nausea, are relatively minor, others, like infection or pneumonia are…

By Cillian Davis
Teacher banned after paying children for sexually explicit videos

A teacher has been banned from the classroom after he paid children for videos of a sexual nature. Billy Hart, 28, formerly a teacher at…

By Elise Carnot
Brain injury case managers for brain injury survivors

Working with adult brain injury survivors in the Adult Brain Injury team at Bolt Burdon Kemp, I see firsthand how specialist brain injury case managers…

By Carolina Vale
Investigation launched into historic sex offences at former West Sussex school

A police investigation has been launched into historical sexual abuse at a former school in West Sussex. The reported incidents took place at Tavistock and…

By Martyna Lewczuk
Understanding the amount your personal injury claim is worth

Injured clients tend to want to know early on how much compensation they are likely to receive so here we explore the different types of…

By Elly Parnell
Returning to work after a brain injury

Experiencing a brain injury can dramatically change your life, especially when it comes to your job. You may need to take extended leave or even…

By Rebecca Hanmore
Anaesthetist Edward Finn jailed after sexually assaulting young girl admitted for operation

An anaesthetist who sexually assaulted a young girl under 13 and made indecent and voyeuristic photographs of children and adults has been jailed for eight…

By Hayyin Fan
The impact of police collision investigation on personal injury claims

Throughout the Summer of 2024, I provided the Metropolitan Police with training on how the quality of their investigations into road traffic collisions can have…

By Ben Pepper
Injury Awareness Week: Promoting workplace safety and legal advocacy

Injury Awareness Week, hosted by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) from 24-28 June, focuses this year on workplace injuries and the importance of…

By Bonnie MacDonald-Winship
Understanding watersport injuries and personal injury claims

Watersports are a thrilling and popular pastime, from surfing the waves of Cornwall to kayaking on the serene lakes of the Lake District. However, the…

By Bonnie MacDonald-Winship
Bullying in the Metropolitan Police contributed to officer’s death

The inadequate support provided to a Metropolitan Police Sergeant in the period leading up to her death raises serious concerns about the workplace culture and…

By Thomas Beale
Former Holmewood House teacher charged with sexual abuse offences

A former teacher has been charged following allegations of non-recent sexual abuse at Holmewood House Prep School in Kent. Neil Scott, now aged 75, was…

By Hayley Chapman
Rollercoaster injuries – who is responsible and what can you do?

Theme parks and fairgrounds offer joy, excitement, and adventure to visitors. As exhilarating as they can be, there is a fine line between thrill-seeking and…

By Ellen McGreevy
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