A Day in the Life of a Personal Injury Solicitor at Hopkins Solicitors
When people ask me what it’s like to work in personal injury at Hopkins Solicitors, my answer is usually: “Every…
Why the UK Will No Longer Presume Contact With a Parent in Private Proceedings
For years, many people believed that UK family courts automatically favoured keeping both parents involved in a child’s life after…
Vulnerable Road Users: Understanding Your Rights and How We Can Help
At Hopkins Solicitors, our Personal Injury team recognises that some road users are at significantly higher risk of injury due…
Jointly owned property – joint tenants or tenants in common
There are two ways in which you can hold the “beneficial interest” in jointly owned property. Jointly owned property is…
When the System Fails: Understanding Medical Negligence and Your Rights
Recent figures from the National Audit Office (October 2025) show that the cost of settling clinical negligence claims in England…
Why Meeting Your Solicitor in Person Makes a Real Difference: The Hopkins Solicitors Approach
At Hopkins Solicitors, we understand that pursuing a personal injury or medical negligence claim can be a life-changing experience. Each…
Thinking About Recording Your Ex or a Professional? – What Parents Need To Know About The New Rules on Covert Recordings in Family Court
When you are involved in family court proceedings it is natural to feel worried, stressed or unsure who to trust….
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 – What it means for landlords and tenants
The private rented sector in England is about to undergo its most significant shake‐up for decades. The Renters’ Rights Act…
Why Communication and Cooperation Are Essential Throughout Your Personal Injury Claim
At Hopkins Solicitors, we understand that pursuing a personal injury claim can feel daunting. Whether you’ve been injured in a…
Buying Ownerless Land and Buildings from the Crown
In some situations, land can become ownerless, known as “bona vacantia” or the land becoming subject to “escheat”. Some interesting…