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• COVID-19 – Court of Protection Sanctions Vaccination of Vulnerable Adult

  • Posted25 June 2021

  Many of the most vulnerable members of society lack the mental capacity required to consent to being vaccinated against COVID-19. As a Court of Protection case showed, that fact can...

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• Missing Backpacker’s Tireless Mother Granted Declaration of Death

  • Posted26 May 2021

  When people go missing and are not heard from for years, there has to be a point where the law recognises that they have died. The High Court performed that...

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• Defamed on Social Media? You Don’t Have to Put Up With It

  • Posted7 May 2021

  Wounding statements that can have a devastating impact on your professional and personal life take moments to type but can spread like wildfire on the internet. As a High Court...

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• COVID-19 – High Court Authorises Vaccination of Elderly Dementia Sufferer

  • Posted12 April 2021

  Should vulnerable people who lack the mental capacity to make important decisions for themselves be vaccinated against COVID-19 even in the face of objections from their loved ones? The High...

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• Passenger Defeats International Airline in Battle Over Misspelt Name

  • Posted26 March 2021

  Individuals can feel almost powerless when faced with the might of large corporations but, with the right legal advice, that is very far from being so. In a case on...

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• Owed Money and Tired of Excuses? The Law Knows How Pressure is Applied

  • Posted4 March 2021

  Many businesses and individuals who are owed money sadly become accustomed to hearing explanations and excuses for non-payment. However, as one case showed, specialist lawyers do not give up and...

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