Blog archive

What must Chairperson Justice Goddard, and her panel members, do to maintain the confidence of survivors ahead of the launch of a crucial part of the UK's Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse

Andrew Lord from the abuse team at Leigh Day asks whether we can have faith in the Church of England investigating its own failures which many believe led to the abuse of children

Thomas Jervis comments on the new regulations for Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarms

Alison Millar discusses the need for updated guidance on the use of restrictive physical interventions for staff working with children and adults who display challenging behaviour.

Clare Campbell discusses the need for holiday insurance, for all travellers, following a recent poll looking at the hidden costs for illness and injury whilst abroad

Michael Roberts talks about the challenges of whistleblowing for medical staff

In this final blog on Modern Slavery, Benjamin discusses how challenges to successful civil claims, on behalf of victims of modern slavery, can be overcome

In the second in a series of blogs discussing modern slavery, Benjamin Croft looks at the role compensation plays in the rehabilitation of victims and as a deterrent to those exploiting workers.

Annie Powell considers what effect the new Government may have on worker's rights following the May 2015 election

Travel law partner Clare Campbell gives 6 top tips for picking travel insurance

As the football season draws to a close Emma Satyamurti comments on access to the sport for disabled fans

"We are trying to create a better level playing field" Christel Schaldemose MEP