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.

Expert medical negligence solicitors have expressed concern over reports that the number of clinical negligence claims relating to Accident and Emergency (A&E) treatment in England has risen by 41% over the past five years.

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.

Switalskis’ specialist medical negligence solicitors are supporting an increasing number of former patients of colorectal surgeon Marc Lamah, who are seeking answers about treatment they received under his care.

A lasting power of attorney (LPA) is a legal document that lets you choose someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you're ever unable to make them yourself. Once you've signed your LPA, though, there's one more important step before it can be used: registration.

The IOPC’s Operation Netton investigation into South Yorkshire Police’s handling of historic child sexual exploitation in Rotherham has expanded to 24 investigations. Amy Clowrey explores what the latest update means for survivors and how Switalskis can support those considering a complaint or civil claim.