Missed or misread mammogram, smear or FIT test? How cancer screening error claims work in England, what must be proved and the time limits.

Your police interview rights in England: free legal advice, the caution, staying silent, appropriate adults and what can happen after questioning.

Tripped on a council pavement? What to record, how council liability is decided under the Highways Act 1980, and when you may be able to claim in England.

Released under investigation after a police interview? What RUI means, how it differs from police bail and how to protect your position in England.

When someone dies unexpectedly after hospital, GP or care home treatment, the death may be reported to the coroner. For many families, the inquest is the first time they hear in detail what happened. It can also raise the question of whether the care was negligent. This guide explains how inquests work in England and how they relate to medical negligence claims, and where our fatal injury and...

Losing someone you love is hard enough. Finding out that their death may have been caused or hastened by poor medical care can bring anger, guilt and a lot of questions. In England, the law allows certain people to bring a claim when a death was caused by negligent treatment. This guide explains who can claim, what a claim can cover and the time limits. You can also read more about our medical...

Motorbike accident compensation amounts depend on injury, recovery and financial loss. Learn how claims are valued under the law in England with evidence.

Can you make a personal injury claim if you were not wearing full gear? Learn how contributory negligence can affect motorbike compensation in England.

Birth injury time limits in England can change for children. Learn when the three-year rule applies and why prompt legal advice can protect your claim.

Understand sepsis claims in England: when delayed diagnosis or treatment may be negligent, the evidence needed, time limits and the next practical steps.