World Menopause Month is held each October to break the stigma, raise awareness and highlight the support available for improving health and wellbeing for those dealing with menopause.

Ben Dale explains why it can be so difficult to leave an abusive relationship and how to support someone dealing with one

Sammie McFarland shared how she and her daughter have both been suffering from the effects of Long Covid since March 2020

Head of Civil & Commercial Litigation at Jackson Lees, Andrew Leakey, uses a case to explain why following expenses policies is important for both employees and employers

This month has been a busy one so far with the Module 2 evidential hearings beginning on October 3rd - Here is a roundup of what's been happening

Pete Weatherby KC said he was "very surprised" to not have been granted Core Participant status in Module 2 submodules - here's why

More than 475,000 tribunal cases were outstanding at the end of 2022 - Here's three things you should do before heading to court

As Module 2 of the Covid Inquiry began, the Covid Inquiry Podcast discussed why the voices of the bereaved are so important and must be heard

Emma Beckett, Team Leader and Solicitor in our Wills & Probate team, stresses why a Will is so important and how Jackson Lees can help you take the first steps to protecting the future.

Pete Weatherby KC highlighted the lack of a whole-system response and the impact that may have had on increasing the total number of deaths

As ADHD Awareness Month gets underway, Shea Carson in our Court of Protection team gives 5 ways businesses can be more accommodating.

Module 2 evidential hearings are due to begin on Tuesday. Here's what solicitor Nicola Brook had to say.