At Switalskis, we represent a number of women involved in the Government’s inquiry into Group-Based Child Sexual Abuse. This includes survivors who remain part of the consultative process and others who have chosen to resign due to the distressing circumstances surrounding the inquiry’s progression.

At Switalskis, we represent a number of survivors involved in the Government’s national inquiry into grooming gangs, including Fiona Goddard, who has now resigned from the victims and survivors liaison panel alongside Ellie Reynolds and a third survivor, “Elizabeth.”

A landmark family law change removes the presumption of parental involvement when assessing child arrangements in family court. Speak to our family team.

Head of new build conveyancing, Richard Wisnia, explains what you need to consider when purchasing a new build home.

Experts from Switalskis who are supporting a number of families affected by medical negligence from their maternity care in Leeds have welcomed the announcement of an independent inquiry into the Trust responsible.

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has published updated guidance on ‘Rehabilitation for chronic neurological disorders including acquired brain injury’ (NG252).

On Thursday, 9th October 2025, Switalskis were recognised for its outstanding client service after winning a rare hat-trick of awards at this year’s Yorkshire Legal Awards.

The UK is preparing for the most wide-ranging reforms to employment law in more than a decade. Through the Employment Rights Bill, new measures will reshape workplace rights and obligations for employers and employees across all sectors. In sport, these reforms will affect professional athletes, clubs, and governing bodies alike, creating both opportunities and challenges.