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What is Martha’s Rule and How Can It Help Me? Seeking a second opinion

You may have heard of Martha’s Rule which is a major patient-safety initiative designed to give patients and their families a route to seek an urgent review of their deteriorating condition if it is concerned they are not being responded to fully.

Why Business Owners Should Consider a Pre-Nuptial Agreement

While the idea of a pre-nuptial agreement may not seem romantic, it can be a vital tool for protecting your business in the event of a divorce.

Opportunities and challenges for the housing sector

Inside Housing’s recent ‘Big Housing Debate’ events and report looked in detail at the Autumn Statement and highlighted some great opportunities and challenges for the housing sector in the coming months and years.

Business rates: Good news for developers

On 1 March, the Supreme Court overturned the previous judgment by the Court of Appeal in the case of Newbigin v Monk.

Awaab's Law: Ensuring Safe and Healthy Homes for Social Housing Tenants

Awaab's Law is a significant legislative measure introduced in the UK to enhance the safety and quality of social housing. Awaab’s Law was first introduced in 2023 in the landmark Social Housing Regulation Act 2023 and is scheduled to come into force in October this year.

Wright Hassall Charitable Trust Supports Primary School's Playground Revamp

A leading Leamington law firm has presented a bumper donation to a Warwickshire school which is raising funds to revamp its outdoor playground space.

Shock at overnight suspension of Sustainable Farming Incentive

The overnight closure of the SFI24 scheme on 11 March, without the promised six weeks’ notice, was a major shock. Reaching the budget cap was the given reason but the sudden axing of the scheme has left many farming businesses’ budgeting in serious disarray.

Entire agreement clauses

The inclusion of an “entire agreement” clause in many contracts is essentially a declaration that the contract represents the final and complete agreement between the parties, excluding all other previous agreements and representations. So what does this clause contain and why it is used?

Challenge the validity of a will; fraudulent calumny

This year has seen a rarely reported case of fraudulent calumny (or, "the making of false and defamatory statements about someone to damage their reputation; slander" to you and me!).

Failed attempt to prevent a Claim under the Inheritance Act 1975

Following the recent media excitement over the case Ilott v Mitson there has been a further interesting case under the Inheritance Act.