The BBC Panorama investigation into the Oxford grooming gang has shone a light on something survivors have been telling us for years. Whilst a number of convictions were secured following Operation Bullfinch, many survivors still live with the knowledge that men they say abused them remain in their communities. For some, that means seeing them in the street. For others, it means constantly worrying that they might.

If you or a loved one has suffered a spinal injury, you may be in a position to claim compensation.

Rumoured reports suggest that Apple is developing a new generation of AirPods incorporating cameras and artificial intelligence. What happens when a device worn almost constantly can see, hear and process the world around its wearer without the people around them knowing what it is doing?

Switalskis is continuing the expansion of its residential conveyancing team with the arrival of three new team members.

If you're looking into how to protect your money and property for the future, a property and financial affairs lasting power of attorney is one of the most useful legal documents you can put in place.

Recent allegations involving actor Noel Clarke have highlighted the challenges victims can face when reporting abuse. Survivors may fear not being believed or worry about the impact on their lives. Legal support can help them understand their rights and options.

Girls are being groomed and exploited by drug gangs across Britain, often through manipulation, control and promises of affection or belonging. While attention has focused heavily on grooming gangs, the experiences of girls caught up in criminal exploitation can be overlooked. Their stories raise important questions about how these victims are recognised, protected and supported.

Many people have a picture in their minds of what a "proper" will should look like. In this blog we look at some of the myths that can cause disputes.