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The End of Upward-Only Rent Reviews: What Landlords Need to Know
The English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026 marks one of the most significant shifts in the commercial leasing landscape for decades.
Red flags in clinical practice: expert insight on cauda equina syndrome
The third article in our "Red Flags in Clinical Practice" series focuses on Cauda Equina Syndrome.
£230,000 Settlement Secured Following Motorcycle Accident
Lyubov Nikolchova and Aibhlinn Carroll r
Sevenfold Increase In Settlement Offer In GP Negligence Claim
Lyubov Nikolchova recently settled a client’s clinical negligence claim for more than seven times the origin
Clinical Negligence Claim Settled for £465,000 Following Development of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Lyubov Nikolchova and Alex Brown recently secu
Settlement Secured for Cyclist Injured in Car Dooring Case
Lyubov Nikolchova recently successfully settled a
Settlement Obtained for Client Following Retained Dressing - Gender Affirming Surgery
Lyubov Nikolchova recently secured a favourable settlement for a client, who experienced a delayed recovery
Court fee increases – what this really means for landlords (July 2026)
From 13 July 2026 the Ministry of Justice intends to increase a range of civil court fees, including those most commonly encountered in residential possession…
Red flags in clinical practice: expert insight on diabetic foot problems
The second article in our "Red Flags in Clinical Practice" series focuses on diabetic foot problems, in particular Charcot foot.
Court upholds delay in disclosure of complainants’ identities to Tate brothers
Andrew and Tristan Tate have lost their bid to be told the identities of the women complainants in the UK criminal proceedings against them before their…