Theme park operators have a legal responsibility to keep you safe. The law sets out a strict duty of care in the Occupiers' Liability Act 1957, which means that an amusement park's owners, operators and staff must take reasonable steps to ensure the premises are safe. This includes everything from fixing broken paths and securing heavy items to testing and verifying the safety of rides. If they ignore a hazard, they breach their duty and any injuries caused by this failure may give rise to a personal injury claim, including claims for serious or life-changing injuries.

A road traffic accident can change your life forever. When a person is involved in a road collision and suffers serious road traffic injuries, the physical and emotional toll often means a long road to recovery.

We’re proud to announce that Switalskis has once again been named one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Work in the UK.

This year, the campaign on Action for Brain Injury Week 2026 focuses on isolation and loneliness that so often occurs after brain injury.  

In recent decades, cohabiting has become a normal part of life. For many couples, moving in together is a natural way to build a life together without rushing into marriage or a civil partnership, and may be a decision that fits your finances, work and plans for the future.

Losing someone in a road traffic collision is a devastating experience. The sudden death of a loved one brings immense grief, and while you may be entitled to make a wrongful death compensation claim in these cases, it can be difficult to think about the legal process on top of everything else.

Ending a marriage is usually an emotional and complicated time, but it doesn't have to be full of disagreements or a long, hostile court battle. Collaborative divorce is a voluntary process where ex-partners who are seeking a divorce work together to resolve disputes and reach an agreement on matters like financial planning and family issues.

Family relationships are complicated, and sadly, those complications don’t always end when someone dies. This recent High Court decision is a powerful reminder that even a carefully written Will can sometimes be challenged if it fails to make fair provision for close family members.