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Charities
Are volunteers for a charity ‘workers’ with rights?
3 minute read
A recent case has highlighted that under certain circumstances, charity volunteers may indeed be considered workers with rights. sarah Furness explains what this could mean for your charity.
Charities
Understanding the responsibilities and liabilities of becoming a charity trustee
4 minute read
Find out how Hay & Kilner can provide comprehensive training package which provides detailed guidance on charity trustees’ legal responsibilities and liabilities.
Clinical Negligence
Hip Dysplasia: Early Symptoms, Missed Diagnosis, and Potential Medical Negligence Claims
5 minute read
Find out more about how our medical negligence experts can help and support you or your loved ones with hip dysplasia missed diagnosis and claims.
Clinical Negligence
“No Win, No Fee” and other options for funding your medical negligence claim
6 minute read
You have suffered an injury that you believe may have been the result of medical negligence. You would like to investigate the possibility of pursuing a claim...
Commercial Property
Preparing for Commercial Property Finance and what lenders’ don’t like on a re-finance.
7 minute read
If you are looking to invest in commercial real estate and to maximise the funds available to you, then new lending or a refinance of existing lending over property you already own may be the solution...
Commercial Property
The importance of a rent review
8 minute read
Making sure the rent review provisions in your lease are drafted clearly before you sign is vital to ensuring the rent is reviewed in line with your requirements. Read more about how we can help.
Commercial Property
So you want to buy a business?
7 minute read
Now is the time to speak with a solicitor. There are a number of considerations during transactions and it’s important that you receive the right advice. Read more on how we can help.
Clinical Negligence
Current pressures on A&E departments
5 minute read
Hospital Accident and Emergency departments are close to breaking point. How can we ease the burden on A&E and what does this mean for patients?