2019 Blogs

Personal injury solicitor, Claire Spearpoint, comments on the recent report by the Transport Select Committee on the use of hands-free mobile phones, and the suggestion that there should be tougher restrictions on their use

Tina Patel from the product safety and consumer law team discusses the possible effects of Brexit on cosmetics regulations in the UK

For Baby Loss Awareness Week, Nandi Jordan, solicitor in the clinical negligence department answers some common questions parents may have when they have suffered the loss of a baby through Stillbirth.

Today is World Mental Health Day, which encourages people all over the world to take the time to reflect upon their own mental health, talk about it with others and end the stigma attached to mental health issues.

Solicitor Lauren Tully, who represents parents who have lost their babies due to medical negligence, discusses the importance of Baby Loss Awareness Week in bringing the topic into focus

Victims need legal funds to ensure access to justice, writes lawyer Richard Meeran

Nandi Jordan, solicitor in the clinical negligence team writes about why it is important for doctors to listen and act on patients' concerns

Head of the consumer law and product safety department Bozena Michalowska comments on the beginning of the German trial against Volkswagen in relation to the emissions scandal

Product liability solicitors Gene Matthews and Suha Lewis discuss new safety concerns around vaping

Health lawyer Suzanne White welcomes the fact that women are starting to talk about the menopause after years of silence on the subject.

Stephen Clarkson and Celia Hewitt, of the clinical negligence team based in Manchester, discuss the importance of newborn screening in their blog for Newborn Screening Awareness Month.

Around 3.8 million Brits visit the US each year, but many visitors are unfamiliar with the country's laws - which vastly differ on a state level