Forced marriage could be happening more often than figures suggest, a solicitor claims, after shedding light into the reality of her cases.

In this blog, we’ll explore the pros and cons of part exchange schemes for property developers and how solicitors can play a key role in ensuring these transactions are as efficient and streamlined as possible.

In this blog, Ellie Johnson takes a look at the importance of a well drafted management agreement between a residential developer and their appointed management company, and review where things can go wrong without a robust agreement in place.

Switalskis has taken a step forward in its national growth strategy with the expansion of its personal injury team into London and the promotion of department director Mark Hollinghurst to managing director of personal injury.

David Greenwood, Head of the Child Abuse team at Switalskis, has represented over 100 men who suffered abuse at St William’s Community Home in Market Weighton. His new book, Character Assassination, documents the long-running legal efforts to secure justice for those affected.

We examine proposed Wills Act reforms and the risk they may increase probate disputes. Key changes, like electronic wills and reduced formalities, could lead to confusion over testators’ intentions.

Charlie Marriage, aged 32, died suddenly after being unable to access the anti-seizure medication he relied on for his epilepsy. He died from Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP), a rare but well-documented risk for people living with the condition.

Every year, over 40,000 children in the UK are injured while using playground equipment, and many of those injuries are avoidable.