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

After an extended period of lobbying and two torrid, covid driven, years of home- based study, international students can now apply for a new graduate visa.

Applying for a divorce may be straightforward for some but, for many, the realisation that the marriage has come to an end can be the most daunting part. Tom Fisher offers his expert divorce advice so you know where you stand.

Today Sir John Saunders, Chair of the Public Inquiry into the Manchester Arena Terror attack has published Volume 1 of his report addressing security arrangements at the Arena.

For parents that are separated, the idea of their ex-partner taking the children abroad can be very difficult and emotional to come to terms with. Associate & Family Law Executive, Lisa Harbour, explains why making family holiday arrangements mustn’t wait

They say words may never hurt you, but the truth is that being threatened can make you fear for your safety & wellbeing. Thankfully, there are ways the law can help you know where you stand

The process of taking care of a loved one’s funeral arrangements is stressful enough, but what happens when there is a dispute over what should happen with your loved one’s body? Head of Civil & Commercial Litigation, Andrew Leakey, can help.

New developments in family law prove good news for people who want to get a divorce online or on paper. Our expert explains where you stand with the newest divorce development.

Settlement of civil claims has been secured over the cover-up by South Yorkshire Police and West Midlands Police