Richard Squire

This is another in a series of articles which seek to provide a cursory overview of spinal cord injury claims. We have already looked at the anatomy of the spine and types of injury that can arise, and this next article will highlight the importance of early rehabilitation and how access to appropriate therapeutic interventions … Continued

The Renters’ Rights Bill is now at Committee stage, having been through the 1st and 2nd Readings in the House of Commons.  Statements from the Government have made it clear that the intention is to ensure this Bill is passes as quickly as possible so that the people who rent their home have stronger rights.  … Continued

The Budget was announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves yesterday, with the Chancellor forewarning that hard decisions would have to be made, and it was a Budget that she ‘did not want to repeat’. The document itself runs to some 170 pages, for those who were not avidly following the Budget yesterday we share the key … Continued