The Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020 introduced a number of measures to protect companies during the coronavirus pandemic.

Your ability to have a positive impact on someone’s life does not have to be limited to your lifetime. This year we are supporting ‘remember a charity in your Will’ week to help raise awareness and highlight the importance of leaving a gift to charity in your Will.

As we acknowledge International Day of Charity on 5th September, it is important to raise awareness of the importance of volunteering and philanthropic activities. This day was established to mobilise and sensitise individuals across the globe to humanitarian crises and human suffering - in addition to the efforts of charitable organisations and individuals.

A young 12 year boy, prone to violent outbursts, was detained in hospital by 15 police officers last month.

This judgment could have significant repercussions on the government decision making process.

Defining and determining the capacity of an individual can be a very tricky task given capacity has different levels.

Social service referrals have increased by up to 40% in some of England’s most deprived communities since the pandemic began. Some local authorities are anticipated to overspend by up to £12m on children’s services this year as families continue to face problems arising from financial pressure, mental health problems and domestic violence.

In our final blog for #NationalRoadVictimMonth, we are focusing on the importance of rehabilitation following a crash. If you or a family member is involved in a crash, this can have a huge impact on every aspect of life, including caring for children, work and finances.