A Guide to the Renters Reform Bill
Delve into the intricacies of the Renters (Reform) Bill and its potential implications for UK landlords.
What is in my Financial Remedy Order on Divorce?
When arranging finances on divorce there are different orders that are available to you. We explain what the orders mean.
Care Quality Commission plays vital role in prosecuting NHS Trusts
A recent tragic case brought against Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust highlights the importance of the CQC.
£39M clinical negligence claim after hospital meningitis error
Sue Jackson examines the case of a 4-year-old girl receiving £39 million after all four limbs were amputated after a hospital error.
Everything you need to know about a Tenancy Deposit Claim
What are Tenancy Deposit Claims and what do they mean for both landlords and tenants? Read on to learn all you need to know about your rights around deposits.
No Fault Divorce: The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020
The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 comes into force on 6 April 2022. The first change in divorce law for nearly fifty years.
Why do you need to update and change your will?
SRB can help you understand why you need a will and how to use a codicil to amend your will. Read on to find out more about wills, inheritance and the rules of intestacy.
Government proposes fixed costs for clinical negligence claims
The government has proposed fixed costs of £25,000 for clinical negligence claims. It may lead to unfair compensation for victims of medical negligence.
Driving whilst holding a mobile phone is now illegal
New legislation has come into effect in 2022 for using a mobile phone while driving. A legal loophole has now been closed to improve driver safety.
Video-witnessed wills legislation extended
The government has announced the extension of the video-witness wills legislation until January 2024 to help those who are isolating. To find out more, read on.