Child sexual exploitation survivor Fiona Goddard has spoken publicly about the distress of learning that some of the men convicted of abusing her could be eligible for early release from prison.

A Switalskis medical negligence solicitor has spoken to the BBC ahead of the inquest into the death of a three-year-old girl, as her family continue to seek answers about the care she received.

In this blog we look at the ongoing legal and compliance responsibilities faced by management companies after a development is completed.

Discover how changes to limitation law could transform child abuse claims, and the key role David Greenwood played in securing reform for survivors.

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Switalskis has promoted senior associate Sam McFadyen to brain injury team lead within its serious injury department. Sam’s promotion is part of a series of changes made to the serious injury team to enhance the support given to client’s suffering from life changing injuries.

Millions of people visit amusement parks every year and enjoy the thrills of roller coaster rides without any problems when the rigorous health and safety standards that apply to these parks are met. However, amusement park accidents are more common than many people realise. While people often assume that theme park injuries are typically very severe or only happen in extreme cases, a range of injuries can occur in amusement parks on a regular basis, caused by everything from falling objects to slips, trips and falls.

In England and Wales, divorce does not automatically revoke a will. The will usually remains valid, but your former spouse or civil partner is treated as having died before you, so any gifts to them or appointments as executor or trustee will usually fail unless the will states otherwise.