Today, Thursday 5 November 2026, the conviction of Russell Brand for rape and sexual assault marks a significant moment in a case that has attracted considerable public attention for years and raised important questions about sexual violence, the abuse of power, as well as the barriers survivors face when seeking justice.

Theme parks are subject to extensive health and safety legislation and industry safety guidance thanks to the inherent risks associated with heights, heavy machinery and high-speed activities.

Caring for an elderly parent can involve significant time, personal sacrifice and financial expense. But what happens when a family member expects to be paid for providing that care and other relatives disagree?

The Church of England Redress Scheme is a national programme for people who have experienced abuse connected to the Church of England.

Most people assume that if they leave someone out of their Will, their wishes will be final. However, a High Court case with links to the Grimsby area demonstrates that matters are not always so straightforward.

Cycle accident amputation claims can be successful where evidence shows that a person or organisation other than the cyclist was responsible for the collision and that the accident caused the amputation, or the injuries that later made amputation necessary.

Specialist medical negligence solicitors who have been contacted by more than 100 people who have experienced compulsive behaviour after taking medication for conditions including restless leg syndrome have now written to a regulator urging it to improve the information available to patients.

Switalskis Court of Protection team brought together leading voices from the legal, healthcare and social care sectors in Leeds last week to discuss the practical challenges facing people working with the Mental Capacity Act 2005.