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charities
The new Charity Governance Code
2 minute read
Hay & Kilner are currently provided training to boards of trustees on the new code and how it sits alongside a trustee’s existing legal duties and liabilities.
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The Renters Rights Act 2025 – What you need to know
6 minute read
The housing sector is entering one of its most significant periods of change in over a decade. With the Renters Rights Act 2025 now in force and implementation dates beginning to crystallise, Hay & Kilner's Beth Donaldson tells you everything you need to know.h
charities
New guidance on trustee payments and expenses
4 minute read
The Charity Commission has updated guidance on trustee payments and expenses. Sarah Furness, Partner at Hay & Kilner takes you through the changes.
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Commercial Litigation and Dispute Resolution expert joins Hay & Kilner
5 minute read
Full service law firm Hay & Kilner has appointed Leigh Ferguson as a Partner in their growing commercial litigation and dispute resolution team
clinical-negligence
Successful settlement after negligent post-operative treatment
4 minute read
Lauren Hall, a Partner in our Clinical Negligence team at Hay & Kilner, recently represented the Estate of a patient who tragically passed away due to negligent post-operative treatment.
clinical-negligence
Settlement reached after misdiagnosis of brain tumour leads to patient’s death
5 minute read
Lauren Hall, a Partner in our Clinical Negligence Team at Hay & Kilner, has acted on behalf of the Estate of a patient who passed away following misdiagnosis and negligent treatment of his brain tumour.
clinical-negligence
Case Report: Settlement following negligent ankle surgery
4 minute read
Read about how Hay & Kilner's clinical negligence experts secured a six figure settlment for a client who suffered as a result of negliegent ankle surgery.
charities
New guidance on when trustees should accept, refuse, or return a charitable donation
4 minute read
New Charity Commission guidance confirms that trustees should generally accept donations, but sets out clear circumstances where donations must or should be refused or returned, emphasising careful decision-making, proper record-keeping and compliance with trustees’ legal duties.