The specialist abuse team at Switalskis are appealing for witnesses following the recent conviction of Paul Dowbekin who was a teacher at All Hallows School, Shepton Mallet.

Thirteen survivors of child sexual exploitation are travelling to Downing Street today to urge Prime Minister Andy Burnham to rethink the Sentencing Act as a matter of urgency. They warn that proposals to release some serious offenders early are having a devastating impact on survivors’ mental health and sense of safety.

We are proud to share details of a recent settlement in a case where our client, a young man, received £325,000 compensation following a serious road traffic collision.

First published in The Yorkshire Post. Selling your  home is one of life’s most significant undertakings. In this blog, we discuss what to think about before putting your house on the market, to make the transaction run as smoothly as possible.

The ban on upwards-only rent reviews is set to reshape commercial leasing. In this blog, we look at what the changes mean for landlords, tenants and property investors.

Before taking part in certain sports or leisure activities, you may be asked to sign a liability waiver, but does that mean you can't claim compensation if you're injured? In this blog, Katrina Elsey explains how sports liability waivers work, when organisers may still be liable for negligence, and what your legal options are if you've been injured through no fault of your own.

Switalskis medical negligence team have secured a full admission of liability from University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust after failures to diagnose serious shoulder injuries left a man requiring shoulder replacement surgery on both sides.

Child abuse solicitor and director Amy Clowrey appeared on BBC Breakfast alongside her client, Sarah Wilson, this morning to discuss the government's decision to pause plans that could have seen some prisoners released earlier than expected.