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My trip to Samundri, Faisalabad: promoting education for females in less economically developed countries
The challenges of poverty in girls’ education in less economically developed countries (LEDC’s) has been widely documented. The case of […]
Predatory Marriages; Elder Financial Abuse
At this time of year, everyone loves a wedding…but there can be a darker side to matrimony*. In Marina Lewycka’s […]
Mis-diagnosed fractures and A&E Departments – Can I claim compensation?
It is not unusual for the injury to be not so obvious, when a patient first attends either his GP […]
Cheap Wills; Hidden Horrors Revealed
Having your will prepared by a non-lawyer, on the cheap, may be highly risky for your loved ones. I recently […]
It’s World Elder Abuse Awareness Day! Why do we need to mark this day?
Just imagine how you would feel if someone you love dearly is being abused? Just imagine! Why do we need […]
Septicaemia – signs, complications and where clinical negligence can occur
Due to the nature of this condition, prompt diagnosis is critical to prevent long term damage, including death and multiple […]
It’s National Carers Week, what can we do together?
Are you an unsung hero caring for your loved one, unnoticed and unloved? If you are, we want to applaud […]
1-3% of women suffer from Vaginal Mesh Implant complications: why!!
There have been stories in the news of late of traumatised mesh implant cases following a vaginal mesh implant. Most […]
Ridley & Hall hits Cornwall for kinship carers masterclass
Our Kinship Care specialist Helen Moody was invited to attend an event in Cornwall last week organised and run by […]
Spousal maintenance: “Sea change” in the law?
It has been reported that there are now fewer cases where wives on divorce are receiving life-long spousal maintenance orders […]
