This International Day of Charity, we’re reflecting on how the Jackson Lees Group Charity Committee adapted to a new way of fundraising in light of lockdown!

And just like that, the summer holidays are over once again. Lisa Harbour, Associate & Family Law Executive in Jackson Lees’ Family team, explains where you stand when it comes to co-parenting during the back-to-school rush.

What happens when the gift you’ve been promised in a Will is given to someone else? Head of Civil & Commercial Litigation, Andrew Leakey, at Jackson Lees, explains where you stand if you have lost your legacy due to a so-called ‘death bed gift’.

007 star Daniel Craig will use his ‘licence to Will’ to not leave his children a fortune after his death. But where do you stand if you have not been provided for in a Will? Andrew Leakey, Head of Commercial & Civil Litigation, explains.

The need to update your Will can come at a time when you least expect it. Probate Executive at Jackson Lees, Jannina Barker, is here to explain why updating your Will is so important

Come Together in the City! We're joining RASA and a whole host of other Liverpool-based community services to mark the end of restrictions! Join us, Monday 9th August 2021

Navigating a co-parenting setup can be tricky, but where do you stand when you’re at odds over your child’s arrangements for the summer? Anna Francis, Family Law Legal Executive at Jackson Lees, explains.

The NHS is under immense pressure right now, but you still have the right to a good standard of care from your healthcare professionals. If you’ve received poor care, Director & Head of Medical Negligence, Julia Hurlbut, explains where you stand.

The process of getting a divorce is anything but easy. Family Law Solicitor at Jackson Lees, Tom Fisher, offers his expert divorce advice to help you know where you stand.

The murder of Daniel Morgan in 1987 uncovered some dark truths surrounding corruption in policing. A recent report published as a result of an inquiry into the murder, however, has shown this may go deeper than we thought.

We expect, and are entitled to, a reasonable standard of care from our healthcare professionals. Where do we stand when the standard isn’t met? Head of Medical Negligence at Jackson Lees, Julia Hurlbut, breaks down the ‘duty of candour’ and why we need it