In conjunction with Mental Health Day 2020, Irwin Mitchell organised a webinar offering valuable insights into maintaining good mental health...
Richard Biggs, senior associate at Irwin Mitchell, takes a closer look at the practical benefits and cost issues related to osseointegration. I have considered for several...
By Saoirse de Bont Introduction The Liberty Protection Safeguards (LPS) were introduced through the Mental Capacity (Amendment) Act 2019, which received royal assent on 16 May 2019....
Case managers, clinicians, therapists and other brain injury professionals will gather virtually later this month for a national conference. The 18th annual brain injury conference, hosted...
When a seriously injured person is injured, there is often a need for larger accommodation. This may be required to accommodate carers, to create a therapy...
In personal injury claims, there is a three year time limit (in the vast majority, but not all, cases) to start a claim, writes Irwin Mitchell’s...
The thorny issue of bereavement damages in fatal accident cases has recently raised its head again on one of my cases, writes associate solicitor Lauren Haas....
The Government has recently indicated that they are intending to consult on changing the law in the near future so as to allow level three automated...
Irwin Mitchell’s Angela Batchelor on changes which come into force this week affecting offenders with neurological impairment, mental disorders or developmental disorders. From tomorrow (1st October...
By Alice Hall, serious injury solicitor at Irwin Mitchell. Neurocognitive deficits caused by traumatic brain injury (TBI) can be one of the more challenging injuries to...
