This article explains the threshold criteria in care proceedings, a legal test that must be met before a court can issue a care or supervision order. It outlines what constitutes significant harm, how the threshold is determined, and what happens if it is met. Switalskis expert child care team offers guidance and legal support for those involved in care proceedings.

This article explains Section 20 of the Children Act 1989, which allows local authorities to provide accommodation for children in need through a voluntary agreement with those holding parental responsibility.

I am pleased to share Switalskis Gender Pay Gap Report 2024, reinforcing our commitment to fairness and transparency in the workplace.

What is contempt in the Court of Protection and what should you do if you face an allegation of contempt?

In this article, our experienced personal injury team will talk you through your employer’s legal obligations, and what you can do to preserve the evidence that will help build a strong case for your workplace injury claim.

Reporting a dog bite can help prevent future attacks and will also support any compensation claim you decide to pursue - but what happens next will depend on the circumstances of the attack. Here, we explain what happens when a dog bite is reported.

Our child care law team explore what parental responsibility is and who is automatically entitled to it. They also look at what happens if you have to share parental responsibility with social services.

The process of removing an executor from a will can be challenging, and recognising when to seek legal support is often the first step toward protecting the estate. In this guide, we’ll outline key considerations.